Jacksonville Intl Airport (KJAX)

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Jacksonville Intl (KJAX/JAX) is an international airport in the United States used for VFR traffic, sitting at an elevation of just 9 m. It has four concrete runways, with the main pair 08/26 measuring 3,048 m and the crosswind pair 13/31 at 2,347 m, making it a useful airport for student pilots and aviation enthusiasts alike.

Country
USUS
Type
International Airport
Coordinates
30.494046 , -81.687847
Traffic Type
IFR, VFR
Compass
NSWE
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LegendInternational airportPaved runwayGrass stripHeliportOther aerodrome

Air Traffic Service (ATS)

FrequencyTypeNameNotesIs PublicIs Primary
118.000otherOtherApp/depNoneYesNo
119.000otherOtherJacksonville Approach (class C/s)NoneYesNo
123.800otherOtherApp/depNoneYesNo
124.900otherOtherJacksonville Approach (class C)NoneYesNo
127.000otherOtherJacksonville Approach (class C)NoneYesNo
125.850otherOtherNoneYesNo
119.500otherOtherJacksonville Tower Clearance Delivery (cd/p)NoneYesNo
121.900groundGroundJacksonville Tower Ground (gnd/p)NoneYesNo
118.300towerTowerJacksonville Tower Tower (lcl/p)NoneYesYes
122.950unicomUnicomNoneYesNo
121.300departureDepartureJacksonville Approach (apch/p Dep/p)NoneYesNo
121.500otherOtherNoneYesNo
127.775otherOtherJacksonville Approach (class C)NoneYesNo
132.775otherOtherJacksonville Approach (class C)NoneYesNo

Runways

DesignationSurfaceLength (m)Width (m)MTOW (t)FeaturesNotes
0871°ConcreteConcrete3048m46m1120PrimaryNone
26251°ConcreteConcrete3048m46m1120—None
13130°ConcreteConcrete2347m45mUnknown—None
31310°ConcreteConcrete2347m45mUnknown—None
14131°ConcreteConcrete2347m46m1120—None
32311°ConcreteConcrete2347m46m1120—None

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