KAHN

KAHN, Athens/Ben Epps, is located in Athens, Georgia at 812 feet elevation with a control tower serving regional traffic. The airport features two asphalt runways: 02/20 at 3995 feet by 100 feet accommodating light general aviation, and 09/27 at 6122 feet by 100 feet supporting larger aircraft. This runway configuration provides operational flexibility for the diverse aircraft operating in the Athens region.

Six instrument approaches utilizing ILS/LOC, RNAV (GPS), and VOR procedures support reliable operations throughout the instrument flight environment. Comprehensive navigation and communication infrastructure includes an AHN ASOS at 132.875 MHz, an AHN VOR/DME at 116.95 MHz, approach control on 132.475 and 291.1 MHz, Athens RCO at 122.1 MHz, CD/P at 121.8 MHz, CTAF at 126.3 MHz, Foothills Remote Communication Air Ground at 134.8 and 379.95 MHz, and GND/P at 121.8 MHz. Fuel options include 100LL avgas, A, and A1 grades.

The Flight School of Athens operates the primary flight training program at KAHN, developing aviators for civilian and professional roles. The Wing and a Prayer flying club maintains an active membership fostering community among local pilots. KAHN serves as an important aviation facility for the Athens area, supporting flight training and general aviation operations.