ROCKY MOUNTAIN METRO
DENVER, CO
KBJC, Rocky Mountain Metro in Denver, Colorado, sits at an elevation of 5,673 feet and operates with a controlled tower. The airport features three asphalt runways: 03/21 measuring 3,600 feet, 12L/30R measuring 9,000 feet, and 12R/30L measuring 7,002 feet. Seven flight schools and flying clubs operate from the field, including Colorado Heli-Ops, McAir Aviation, Bell Ornithopters Flying Club, Rocky Mountain Flight School, Western Air Flight Academy, Aeromania, and Flight Inc., providing comprehensive training and recreational flying opportunities.
Six instrument procedures including ILS/LOC, RNAV (GPS), and VOR/DME approaches enable IFR operations. Fuel services include 100LL, Jet-A, and UL94, supporting diverse aircraft types. The tower provides full-service traffic coordination.
Rocky Mountain Metro serves as a major training hub and general aviation facility for the Denver metropolitan area with extensive flight school infrastructure.