Randolph Afb Airport (KRND)

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Randolph AFB (KRND/RND), Randolph AFB in the United States, is a military aerodrome with both VFR and IFR operations at an elevation of 232 m. It has multiple concrete and paved runways, all about 2,545 to 2,546 m long, making it a busy aviation field with a mix of surfaces and layouts.

Country
USUS
Type
Military Aerodrome
Coordinates
29.528906 , -98.278031
Traffic Type
IFR, VFR
Compass
NSWE
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LegendInternational airportPaved runwayGrass stripHeliportOther aerodrome

Air Traffic Service (ATS)

FrequencyTypeNameNotesIs PublicIs Primary
124.450approachApproachSan Antonio Approach (apch/p)NoneYesNo
127.100departureDepartureSan Antonio Departure (dep/p)NoneYesNo
119.750groundGroundGndNoneYesNo
120.500towerTowerHangover Tower (lcl/p)FREQ 120.5/291.1 FOR TFC CTL RWY 15R-33L WHEN STUDENT TRNG IN PROGRESS.YesYes
124.750groundGroundHangover Ground (gnd/p)NoneYesNo
128.250towerTowerHangover Tower (lcl/p)FREQ 128.25/294.7 FOR TFC CTL RWY 15R-33L WHEN STUDENT TRNG IN PROGRESS.YesNo
119.650groundGroundHangover Ground (gnd/p)NoneYesNo
121.500otherOtherNoneYesNo

Runways

DesignationSurfaceLength (m)Width (m)MTOW (t)FeaturesNotes
14L140°ConcreteConcrete2545m60mUnknownPrimaryNone
32R320°ConcreteConcrete2545m60mUnknownPrimaryNone
14R140°UnknownUnknown2545m60mUnknown—None
32L320°UnknownUnknown2545m60mUnknown—None
15L155°ConcreteConcrete2545m61mUnknownPrimaryNone
33R335°ConcreteConcrete2545m61mUnknown—None
15R155°Macadam or tarmac surface consisting of water-bound crushed rockMacadam or tarmac surface consisting of water-bound crushed rock2546m61mUnknown—None
33L335°Macadam or tarmac surface consisting of water-bound crushed rockMacadam or tarmac surface consisting of water-bound crushed rock2546m61mUnknown—None

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