AUGUSTA RGNL AT BUSH FLD
AUGUSTA, GA
KAGS, Augusta Regional at Bush Field, serves Augusta, Georgia at 145 feet elevation with a control tower managing traffic. The airport operates two concrete runways: 08/26 at 6001 feet by 100 feet and 17/35 at 8001 feet by 150 feet. This parallel runway configuration provides capacity for sustained operations while serving general aviation, regional business aircraft, and military reserve operations.
Seven instrument approaches utilizing ILS/LOC and RNAV (GPS) procedures support reliable operations during low-visibility conditions. Six departure procedures facilitate structured routing away from congested airspace. Comprehensive communication resources include approach control on 119.15, 126.8, 270.3, and 284.625 MHz, Army Ops on 49.9 and 149.7 MHz, ATIS at 132.75 MHz, Augusta Remote Communication Air Ground at 128.1 and 322.325 MHz, and CD/P at 118.65 MHz. Fuel options include 100LL avgas and Jet A.
Aero Science Flight School operates flight training at KAGS, developing professional aviators for regional roles. The Augusta Flying Club maintains an active membership. The airport serves as a regional hub for Georgia aviation, supporting flight training, business aviation, and military operations throughout the Augusta area.