
<p>The FAA considers airports with elevations greater than 8,000 feet as “high elevation airports.”</p>
<p>US highest airport:</p>
<ul>
  <li>9,934, KLXV, Lake County Airport</li>
  <li>9,070, KTEX, Telluride Regional Airport, Telluride, Colorado</li>
  <li>8,380, KAXX, Angel Fire Airport, Angel Fire, New Mexico</li>
  <li>7,820, KASE, Aspen/Pitkin County Airport</li>
  <li>7,680, KGUC, Gunnison–Crested Butte Regional Airport</li>
  <li>7,539, KALS, San Luis Valley Regional Airport, Alamosa County, Colorado</li>
  <li>7,284, KLAR, Laramie Regional Airport, Wyoming</li>
  <li>7,015, KFLG, Flagstaff, Arizona</li>
  <li>6,882, KSBS, Steamboat Springs</li>
  <li>6,765, KRKS, Wyoming, in Rock Springs</li>
  <li>6,689, KDRO, Durango–La Plata County Airport, Durango, Colorado, US</li>
  <li>6,547, KEGE, Eagle County Regional, Gypsum, Colorado</li>
</ul>


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