KAVQ

KAVQ, Marana Regional Airport, is located in Marana, Arizona, at an elevation of 2,031 feet with tower-controlled operations in the Tucson area. The airport features two asphalt runways: runway 03/21 measures 3,892 feet in length and 75 feet wide, while runway 12/30 extends 6,901 feet long and 100 feet wide, providing diverse operational capability for general aviation and regional traffic. The longer runway supports mid-size aircraft operations across Arizona's high desert environment.

Instrument approaches are available through RNAV (GPS) procedures, with four total approach options supporting all-weather operations. The airport provides 100LL and A++ fuel grades for general aviation aircraft. Four organizations operate from Marana Regional: Marana Flight School, IFLY Pilot Training, Flip Side Aerobatics, and Flying Javelina Aero Club, offering professional flight instruction, aerobatic training, and community flying opportunities. Frequency resources include Approach on 119.4 and 318.1 MHz, AWOS-3 on 118.375 MHz, and CTAF/UNICOM on 123 MHz.

Marana Regional's dual asphalt runways and RNAV approach capability support reliable Arizona operations. The presence of flight schools, aerobatic training, and flying clubs provides diverse instruction and flying opportunities. The tower-controlled environment ensures safe and efficient operations.