VFR

KOSH

WITTMAN RGNL

OSHKOSH, WI

Elevation
808 ft
Control
Towered
CTAF
118.50
Runways (4)
8,002 ft
Fuel
100LL, Jet A+
Train Here
Aviation Services LLC
Flight School · 2 more on field
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About Wittman Regional

KOSH (Wittman Regional) is a publicly owned towered airport in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Four runways configured: 18/36 at 8,002 by 150 feet of concrete leads the field; Runway 09/27 measures 6,179 by 150 feet of concrete; Runway 05/23 reaches 3,424 by 75 feet of asphalt; 1 additional runway completes the layout. Nine instrument procedures published, spanning ILS/LOC, RNAV (GPS), LOC, and VOR. Tower 118.5 MHz, ATIS 125.9 MHz, ground 132.3 MHz. 100LL avgas and Jet A with additive available. Flight training through Fox Valley Technical College, Aviation Services LLC, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. Fox Valley Aero Club and Winnebago Flying Club operate for members. Elevation 808 feet above mean sea level.

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Questions

Where is Wittman Regional (KOSH) located?
Wittman Regional is located in Oshkosh, WI.
Is Wittman Regional a public or private airport?
Wittman Regional (KOSH) is a public-use airport, open to general aviation.
How many runways does Wittman Regional have?
Wittman Regional has 4 runways. The longest is 18/36 at 8,002 feet of concrete, alongside 05/23, 09/27, and 13/31.
What is the field elevation at Wittman Regional?
Wittman Regional sits at 808 feet above mean sea level.
Does Wittman Regional have an instrument approach?
Yes. Wittman Regional has 10 published instrument approach procedures, including ILS, RNAV (GPS), LOC, and VOR.
Does Wittman Regional have an air traffic control tower?
Yes, Wittman Regional (KOSH) is a towered airport.
What is the CTAF frequency at KOSH?
Wittman Regional's CTAF frequency is 118.5 MHz.
What fuel is available at Wittman Regional?
Wittman Regional sells 100LL and Jet A+.
Are there flight schools at Wittman Regional?
Yes. Organizations based at Wittman Regional include Aviation Services LLC, Fox Valley Aero Club, Fox Valley Technical College, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, and Winnebago Flying Club.