David Wayne Hooks Memorial Airport (KDWH)

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David Wayne Hooks Memorial Airport (KDWH/DWH) in the US is a civil airfield primarily supporting VFR traffic at an elevation of 46 meters. It features multiple asphalt runways, including a primary 2,136-meter runway suitable for various general aviation activities, as well as a 771-meter water runway for seaplanes. The airport offers several communication frequencies, including Houston Approach and ATIS, making it a well-equipped facility for pilots in the Houston area.

Country
USUS
Type
Civil Airfield
Coordinates
30.061800 , -95.552800
Traffic Type
VFR
Compass
NSWE
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LegendInternational airportPaved runwayGrass stripHeliportOther aerodrome

Air Traffic Service (ATS)

FrequencyTypeNameNotesIs PublicIs Primary
119.700otherOtherHouston App/depNoneYesNo
124.950atisAtisAtisNoneYesNo
119.450otherOtherClnc DelNoneYesNo
118.400ctafCtafCtafNoneYesNo
118.400ctafCtafCtafNoneYesNo
121.800groundGroundGndNoneYesNo
121.800groundGroundGndNoneYesNo
122.950unicomUnicomUnicomNoneYesYes
122.950unicomUnicomUnicomNoneYesYes

Runways

DesignationSurfaceLength (m)Width (m)MTOW (t)FeaturesNotes
17L170°AsphaltAsphalt1215m10mUnknown—None
17L170°AsphaltAsphalt1215m10mUnknown—None
35R350°AsphaltAsphalt1215m10mUnknown—None
35R350°AsphaltAsphalt1215m10mUnknown—None
17R170°AsphaltAsphalt2136m30mUnknownPrimaryNone
17R170°AsphaltAsphalt2136m30mUnknownPrimaryNone
35L350°AsphaltAsphalt2136m30mUnknownPrimaryNone
35L350°AsphaltAsphalt2136m30mUnknownPrimaryNone
17170°WaterWater771m30mUnknown—None
17170°WaterWater771m30mUnknown—None
35350°WaterWater771m30mUnknown—None
35350°WaterWater771m30mUnknown—None

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