Winslow Lindbergh Regional Airport (IATA: INW, ICAO: KINW) is a public-use general aviation airport located in Winslow, Arizona, situated along the historic Route 66 corridor in Navajo County. The airport serves primarily general aviation traffic and is not currently served by scheduled commercial airline service. The airport is named in honor of Charles Lindbergh, the pioneering aviator who played a significant role in developing air routes across the American Southwest during the early days of aviation. Winslow itself was an important stop on early transcontinental air mail and passenger routes. At an elevation of approximately 4,941 feet above sea level, the airport features runways suitable for general aviation and small charter operations. It serves the local community, regional pilots, and visitors to the Winslow area, which is known for its Route 66 heritage and proximity to natural landmarks.