AKRON FULTON INTL
AKRON, OH
KAKR Akron Fulton International Airport sits at 1,067 feet elevation in Akron, Ohio with an operating control tower. The facility features one substantial asphalt runway. Runway 07/25 extends 6,336 feet with a 150-foot width, providing excellent capacity for multi-engine and larger general aviation aircraft. Fuel availability includes both 100LL and Avgas, accommodating standard reciprocating engine requirements.
Instrument approaches available include RNAV (GPS) and LOC procedures, totaling two published methods. Radio support is extensive with Akron ASOS weather at 126.825 MHz, Approach Control on 125.5 and 371.875 MHz, Browns Star DP on 126.55 and 346.325 MHz, Clearance/Push on 121.6 MHz, CTAF at 123.075 MHz, Mount Hope Approach on 120.6 and 379.275 MHz, and Unicom at 123.075 MHz. This comprehensive frequency allocation reflects Akron's role as a significant regional airport.
Three aviation organizations operate from Akron Fulton: Walsh University operates a flight school emphasizing collegiate pilot training, American Winds Aviation provides civilian flight instruction and services, and Aero Fliers Flying Club serves general aviation pilots seeking community and shared aircraft access.