JIMMY CARTER RGNL
AMERICUS, GA
KACJ, Jimmy Carter Regional, is located in Americus, Georgia at 468 feet elevation with a control tower serving regional traffic. The airport maintains two asphalt runways: 05/23 at 6011 feet with 100-foot width, and 10/28 at 3786 feet with 75-foot width. This runway configuration accommodates both larger general aviation aircraft and lighter singles, providing operational flexibility.
Three instrument approaches using ILS/LOC and RNAV (GPS) procedures support reliable operations during marginal visibility conditions. Fuel availability includes 100LL avgas and Jet A, accommodating typical general aviation and light turbine needs. Communication resources comprise an ACJ AWOS-3 station at 128.375 MHz for weather, approach control on 124.2, 323.1, and 353.75 MHz, CD/P on 119.95 MHz, CTAF and UNICOM on 122.8 MHz, plus Macon Remote Communication Air Ground at 134.5 MHz.
South Georgia Technical College operates the primary flight training program at KACJ, preparing pilots for commercial certification and advanced roles. The airport serves as an important aviation facility for south-central Georgia, supporting both training operations and general aviation traffic throughout the region.