KBAF

KBAF, Westfield-Barnes Regional Airport in Westfield/Springfield, Massachusetts, sits at 270 feet elevation and operates with an air traffic control tower. The airport features two asphalt runways: 02/20 at 9,000 feet with 150-foot width and 15/33 at 5,000 feet with 75-foot width. Instrument approach capabilities include seven approaches with ILS/LOC, RNAV (GPS), VOR, and TACAN procedures for comprehensive all-weather operations. The facility also supports one departure procedure. Fuel services include 100LL and A grades.

Flight training is available through Fly Lugu Flight Training and Wolf Aviation Network. The airport maintains multiple Approach frequencies on 125.35 and 281.5 MHz. ATIS broadcasts on 127.1 MHz with radar capability, while the BAF ASOS weather station on 127.1 MHz provides automated observations. The BAF VORTAC on 113 MHz serves as a navigation aid, and the Deer Park STAR procedure operates on 123.95 MHz. Clearance delivery and CTAF frequencies support efficient ground operations.

Westfield-Barnes Regional serves as a capable general aviation facility supporting commercial and training operations. The dual-runway configuration accommodates varying traffic patterns and weather conditions. With established flight schools, comprehensive navigation aids, and tower-controlled operations, this airport provides essential infrastructure for regional aviation and pilot development.