ANDERSON RGNL
ANDERSON, IN
KAID Anderson Regional Airport sits at 919 feet elevation in Anderson, Indiana. The facility operates a control tower and features two asphalt runways for multi-runway operations. Runway 12/30 extends 5,400 feet with a 100-foot width, while runway 18/36 measures 3,399 feet by 75 feet. Both paved surfaces accommodate a broad range of general aviation aircraft. The airport offers 100LL, Avgas, and MOGAS fuel options, providing flexibility for different aircraft types.
Instrument pilots can access ILS/LOC and RNAV (GPS) approaches, with three published procedures available. This approach capability enables reliable instrument access for equipped aircraft regardless of weather conditions. The combination of precision and GPS-based procedures supports both IFR and VFR operations throughout the year.
Mets Flying Club and Jeff Air Pilot Services operate from Anderson Regional, serving as anchors for the airport community. The flying club fosters fellowship and community engagement among members, while Jeff Air delivers professional flight training and aviation support services. Together, these organizations provide essential resources for pilots developing skills and maintaining currency in central Indiana.