Philadelphia International (KPHL) in Pennsylvania is a publicly owned, towered airport. Among 4 runways, 09R/27L reaches farthest at 12,000 by 200 feet of asphalt; 09L/27R measures 9,500 by 150 feet of asphalt; 17/35 spans 6,500 by 150 feet of asphalt; plus 1 more.
25 published approaches support instrument operations, spanning ILS/LOC, ILS Z, ILS, RNAV (RNP) and RNAV (GPS). Tower manages traffic. 100LL avgas and Jet A are available.
The airport sits at 35 feet above mean sea level.
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Where is Philadelphia International (KPHL) located?
Philadelphia International is located in Philadelphia, PA.
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Is Philadelphia International a public or private airport?
Philadelphia International (KPHL) is a public-use airport, open to general aviation.
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How many runways does Philadelphia International have?
Philadelphia International has 4 runways. The longest is 09R/27L at 12,000 feet of asphalt, alongside 08/26, 09L/27R, and 17/35.
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What is the field elevation at Philadelphia International?
Philadelphia International sits at 35 feet above mean sea level.
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Does Philadelphia International have an instrument approach?
Yes. Philadelphia International has 25 published instrument approach procedures, including ILS and RNAV (GPS).
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Does Philadelphia International have an air traffic control tower?
Yes, Philadelphia International (KPHL) is a towered airport.
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What is the UNICOM frequency at KPHL?
Philadelphia International's UNICOM frequency is 122.95 MHz.
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What fuel is available at Philadelphia International?
Philadelphia International sells 100LL and Jet A.
KPHL reported VFR conditions at 03:54 UTC on Aug 29, 2026: wind from 360 degrees at 8 knots, visibility 10 statute miles, temperature 24.4°C with dewpoint 17.8°C, altimeter 30.09 inHg.