Shafter-Minter Fld Airfield (KMIT)

Shafter, United StatesKMITICAOMITIATAAerodrome (Civil/Military)Elevation 424 ft (129 m)VFR

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Shafter-Minter FLD (KMIT/MIT), officially Shafter-Minter FLD, is a civil and military airport in the United States used for VFR traffic. It sits at 129 m elevation and has three asphalt or concrete runway pairs, with the primary runway 12/30 measuring 1,372 m. Student pilots can also note the CTAF 122.9, AWOS 121.125, and nearby Bakersfield Approach on 126.45.

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Coordinates35.507478, -119.192131

Air Traffic Service (ATS)

Frequency	Type	Name	Notes
126.450	Departure	Bakersfield Approach	–
122.900	CTAF	Shafter Traffic	ACTVT REIL RWY 12 & 30; PAPI RWY 30; MIRL RWY 12/30 - CTAF.; RYS 26 AND 08 USED EXTENSIVELY BY AERIAL APPLICATOR ACFT. RECOMMEND EXTENSIVE USAGE OF CTAF FOR POSITION REPORTING.
121.125	AWOS	Shafter	–

Runways

Designation	Surface	Length (m)	Width (m)	MTOW (t)	Features
0890°	Asphalt	1122 m	18 m	125
26270°	Asphalt	1122 m	18 m	125
12133°	Asphalt	1372 m	30 m	22	Main runway
30313°	Asphalt	1372 m	30 m	22
17180°	Concrete	906 m	30 m	30
350°	Concrete	906 m	30 m	30

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