Albany Intl Airport (KALB)

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Albany International Airport (KALB/ALB) in the United States is a civil airfield primarily supporting VFR traffic at an elevation of 87 meters. It features multiple asphalt runways, each about 2,194 meters long and 45 meters wide, suitable for various general aviation operations. The airport offers essential frequencies including tower, ground, and ATIS, making it a well-equipped facility for pilots training or flying in the Albany area.

Country
USUS
Type
International Airport
Coordinates
42.749116 , -73.801980
Traffic Type
IFR, VFR
Compass
NSWE
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LegendInternational airportPaved runwayGrass stripHeliportOther aerodrome

Air Traffic Service (ATS)

FrequencyTypeNameNotesIs PublicIs Primary
118.050otherOtherAlbany Approach (class C)NoneYesNo
120.450atisAtisNoneYesNo
127.500otherOtherAlbany Clearance Delivery (cd/p)NoneYesNo
121.700groundGroundAlbany Ground (gnd/p)NoneYesNo
122.200otherOtherAlbany (albany Rco)NoneYesNo
122.200otherOtherBurlington RdoNoneYesNo
119.500towerTowerAlbany Tower (lcl/p)NoneYesYes
122.950unicomUnicomNoneYesNo
121.500otherOtherNoneYesNo
127.150departureDepartureAlbany Departure (apch/s Dep/s)NoneYesNo
132.825otherOtherAlbany Approach (class C)NoneYesNo

Runways

DesignationSurfaceLength (m)Width (m)MTOW (t)FeaturesNotes
01358°AsphaltAsphalt2591m46m400PrimaryNone
0110°AsphaltAsphalt2194m45mUnknownPrimaryNone
19178°AsphaltAsphalt2591m46m400—None
19190°AsphaltAsphalt2194m45mUnknownPrimaryNone
1088°AsphaltAsphalt2195m46m400—None
10100°AsphaltAsphalt2194m45mUnknown—None
28268°AsphaltAsphalt2195m46m400—None
28280°AsphaltAsphalt2194m45mUnknown—None

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