KCIC
CHICO RGNL
CHICO, CA
About Chico Regional
Chico Regional Airport (KCIC) serves the Chico, California area at an elevation of 240 feet. The airport has an operating control tower and three runways: the primary 6,724-foot asphalt Runway 13L/31R, a 3,000-foot asphalt Runway 13R/31L, and a 64-foot concrete helipad designated H1. The facility is publicly owned and offers both 100LL and Jet A fuel.
ILS/LOC and RNAV (GPS) instrument approaches support three total approach procedures and one departure procedure. Pilots can contact the tower on 121 MHz (CTAF and local), with ground control on 121.9 MHz and alternate local on 239.3 MHz. ATIS and AWOS-3 information is available on 119.675 MHz. Two aviation organizations operate from KCIC: Northgate Aviation, Inc., a flight school, and the Chico Flying Club, providing training and recreational opportunities for pilots based at or visiting the airport.
Questions
- Where is Chico Regional (KCIC) located?
- Chico Regional is located in Chico, CA.
- Is Chico Regional a public or private airport?
- Chico Regional (KCIC) is a public-use airport, open to general aviation.
- How many runways does Chico Regional have?
- Chico Regional has 2 runways. The longest is 13L/31R at 6,724 feet of asphalt, alongside 13R/31L.
- What is the field elevation at Chico Regional?
- Chico Regional sits at 240 feet above mean sea level.
- Does Chico Regional have an instrument approach?
- Yes. Chico Regional has 3 published instrument approach procedures, including ILS and RNAV (GPS).
- Does Chico Regional have an air traffic control tower?
- Yes, Chico Regional (KCIC) is a towered airport.
- What is the CTAF frequency at KCIC?
- Chico Regional's CTAF frequency is 121.0 MHz.
- What fuel is available at Chico Regional?
- Chico Regional sells 100LL and Jet A.
- Are there flight schools at Chico Regional?
- Yes. Organizations based at Chico Regional include Chico Flying Club and Northgate Aviation, Inc..