APALACHICOLA RGNL-CLEVE RANDOLPH FLD
APALACHICOLA, FL
KAAF, Apalachicola Regional-Cleveland Randolph Field, sits at 19 feet elevation in Apalachicola, Florida, with an operational control tower serving regional traffic. The airport operates three concrete runways: 06/24 at 5271 feet, 14/32 at 5425 feet, and 18/36 at 5251 feet, all 150 feet wide. These parallel and crossing configurations enable flexible operations across varying wind conditions.
Instrument pilots benefit from four RNAV (GPS) approaches, supporting operations in marginal visibility. Fuel availability comprises 100LL avgas and Jet A, accommodating most general aviation aircraft. Communication resources include an AAF ASOS station at 119.925 MHz, approach control on 124.15, 125.2, and 392.1 MHz, CTAF and UNICOM on 122.8 MHz, plus Panama City Remote Communication Air Ground repeaters at 120.825 and 379.3 MHz.
Strikehawk Aviation, LLC provides flight training at KAAF, serving student and certificated pilots. The airport functions as a general aviation hub for the Big Bend region of Florida's Gulf Coast panhandle, supporting both itinerant and based aircraft operations.