MONROE COUNTY
BLOOMINGTON, IN
KBMG Monroe County Airport is located in Bloomington, Indiana at an elevation of 845 feet with a full control tower. The airport operates two asphalt runways to serve general aviation traffic. Runway 06/24 spans 3,798 feet with a 100-foot width, while Runway 17/35 provides 6,500 feet of length with a 150-foot width accommodating larger regional aircraft.
Monroe County Airport offers 100LL and Jet A fuel for aircraft operations. The facility supports ILS/LOC precision instrument approaches and RNAV (GPS) procedures across five total published approach procedures. Communication frequencies include APPROACH at 128.025 and 339.8 MHz, the BMG ASOS automated weather station at 134.525 MHz, CTAF at 120.775 MHz, Ground at 121.9 MHz, Local at 120.775 MHz, and UNICOM at 122.95 MHz, with emergency frequency 121.5 MHz also available.
BMG Aviation provides flight training services from Monroe County Airport, supporting pilot development and instruction across the region. The airport's dual runway configuration and instrument capabilities make it a key resource for general aviation and flight training in south-central Indiana, serving the Bloomington community effectively.