The history of the Lake Havasu Airport might well start
with Site 6 which was on the island and used by Army
Aviators during the Second World War as a cross country
stop from training bases scattered across the South West. 
Robert McCulloch improved the runway,  built the
terminal you see above, bought the London Bridge,
moved it stone by stone and promoted more
than 2,700 flights from 1963 to 1978  on Lockheed
Constellations carrying 137,000 prospective
buyers to Lake Havasu City.   Many of the city's
residents initially purchased lots and the story of
Lake Havasu began.  Only one of the
fleet remains and it is at the Pima County
Air Museum located outside of Yuma

Shawna's weather and Tri-State radar coverage

Airport / Pilot details  http://www.airnav.com/airport/KHII

At this time there is no regularly scheduled air service into
Lake Havasu unless you are inclined to box yourself up and
climb aboard the FedEx plane.  We recommend landing in Las Vegas and using one of the shuttle services we have listed. 
It is an easy two hour drive from the airport to Lake Havasu

Each of these logo's "click" link
to a service provider at the
Lake Havasu Airport