KAVL

KAVL, Asheville Regional Airport, is located in Asheville, North Carolina, at an elevation of 2,163 feet with tower-controlled operations in the Blue Ridge Mountains region. The airport features a single asphalt runway, 17/35, measuring 8,002 feet in length and 150 feet wide, providing substantial capacity for regional jet operations and heavy general aviation traffic. Asheville Regional's runway dimensions support Class C airspace operations and diverse aircraft types.

Instrument approaches include ILS/LOC and RNAV (GPS) procedures, with four approach options and one departure procedure available for all-weather operations. The airport provides both 100LL and A-grade fuel for general aviation requirements. Three flight training organizations operate from the facility: Western North Carolina Aviation, Mountain Flyers, Inc., and A-B Tech Community College, offering comprehensive pilot instruction and professional training programs. Frequency resources include multiple Approach frequencies on 124.65, 125.8, 269.575, and 351.8 MHz, Class C on 124.65 MHz, ATIS on 120.2 MHz, and Asheville Departure on the same frequencies.

Asheville Regional's high-elevation location and substantial runway support reliable mountain operations. Class C airspace classification reflects its regional importance. Professional flight instruction and established training organizations provide pilot development.