Rickenbacker International Airport (KLCK)

Columbus, United StatesKLCKICAOLCKIATACivil AirfieldElevation 744 ft (227 m)VFR

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Rickenbacker International Airport (KLCK/LCK) in the United States is a civil airfield primarily supporting VFR traffic at an elevation of 227 meters. It features four asphalt runways, including two primary runways 05R/23L measuring 3,688 meters in length and two secondary runways 05L/23R at 3,627 meters, plus two shorter runways for smaller aircraft. The airport offers a range of communication frequencies including Columbus Approach and Rickenbacker Tower, making it a key facility for aviation near Columbus.

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LegendInternational airportPaved runwayGrass stripHeliportOther aerodrome

Coordinates39.813800, -82.927800

Air Traffic Service (ATS)

Frequency	Type	Name
119.150	Other	Columbus Approach
132.750	AWOS	Rickenbacker International Airport Awos 3
123.800	Departure	Columbus Departure
121.850	Ground	Rickenbacker International Airport Ground
142.600	Other	Arng Ops
139.300	Other	Arng C Arng/C 26 Ops
120.050	Tower	Rick Tower
122.950	Unicom	Rickenbacker International Airport TrafficMain frequency

Runways

Designation	Surface	Length (m)	Width (m)	Features
05L50°	Asphalt	3627 m	45 m
23R230°	Asphalt	3627 m	45 m
05R50°	Asphalt	3688 m	60 m	Main runway
23L230°	Asphalt	3688 m	60 m	Main runway
0660°	Asphalt	988 m	18 m
24240°	Asphalt	988 m	18 m

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