First Aero Squadron Airpark (ICAO: NM09) is a small general aviation facility located near Columbus, New Mexico, a small border town in Luna County. The airpark serves private pilots and light aircraft operations in the region. The airpark's name commemorates the First Aero Squadron, a historic U.S. Army aviation unit that operated in the Columbus area during the 1916 Punitive Expedition against Pancho Villa, making it one of the earliest uses of military aircraft in U.S. combat operations. The area holds significant historical importance in American aviation and military history. As a small, uncontrolled airpark, it has no commercial airline service and caters primarily to private and recreational aviation. It is situated in a remote, rural part of southern New Mexico near the U.S.-Mexico border.