KBFZ

KBFZ, Albertville Regional/Thomas J Brumlik Field in Albertville, Alabama, sits at 1,032 feet elevation and operates with an air traffic control tower. The airport features a single asphalt runway designated 05/23 at 6,114 feet with 100-foot width. Instrument approach capability includes two RNAV (GPS) procedures for precision operations in instrument conditions. Fuel services include 100LL and A+ grades.

Flight instruction is provided by Albertville Aviation, Inc., which serves the north-central Alabama aviation community. The airport maintains automated weather observation through the BFZ AWOS-3PT on 119.575 MHz. Pilots coordinate traffic on the CTAF and UNICOM frequencies at 123 MHz. Remote Communications Air-Ground services are available through Gadsden RCO on 122.1 MHz for extended range communications beyond immediate airport boundaries. Multiple Approach frequencies on 125.45 and 279.65 MHz support air traffic operations.

Albertville Regional serves as a capable general aviation facility in north-central Alabama. The single runway configuration supports training operations and transient aircraft. With established flight instruction, automated weather services, and tower-controlled environment, this airport provides essential infrastructure for regional pilots. The RNAV approach capability enables operations in instrument conditions when needed. Extended communications services support flights operating throughout the surrounding region.