VFR

KZPH

ZEPHYRHILLS MUNI

ZEPHYRHILLS, FL

Elevation
89 ft
Control
Towered
CTAF
123.08
Runways (2)
6,201 ft
Fuel
100LL, Jet A, Jet A+
Train Here
Central Florida Flight Training
Flight School · 2 more on field

About Zephyrhills Municipal

Zephyrhills Municipal (KZPH) in Zephyrhills, Florida operates 2 asphalt runways. Runway 01/19, the longest, measures 6,201 by 100 feet; Runway 05/23 spans 5,001 by 100 feet. Four instrument approach procedures are published, all RNAV (GPS). Self-announce on CTAF 123.075 MHz. Pilots purchase 100LL avgas, Jet A, and Jet A with additive. The publicly owned, towered airport hosts flight training through Posada Aviation, Central Florida Flight Training, and CrossAirOcean Flight School. ZEPHYR FLYING CLUB, Tampa Bay Soaring Society, and Florida Chapter Short Wing Piper Club operate for members. Elevation is 89 feet above mean sea level.

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Questions

Where is Zephyrhills Municipal (KZPH) located?
Zephyrhills Municipal is located in Zephyrhills, FL.
Is Zephyrhills Municipal a public or private airport?
Zephyrhills Municipal (KZPH) is a public-use airport, open to general aviation.
How many runways does Zephyrhills Municipal have?
Zephyrhills Municipal has 2 runways. The longest is 01/19 at 6,201 feet of asphalt, alongside 05/23.
What is the field elevation at Zephyrhills Municipal?
Zephyrhills Municipal sits at 89 feet above mean sea level.
Does Zephyrhills Municipal have an instrument approach?
Yes. Zephyrhills Municipal has 4 published instrument approach procedures, including RNAV (GPS).
Does Zephyrhills Municipal have an air traffic control tower?
Yes, Zephyrhills Municipal (KZPH) is a towered airport.
What is the CTAF frequency at KZPH?
Zephyrhills Municipal's CTAF frequency is 123.075 MHz.
What fuel is available at Zephyrhills Municipal?
Zephyrhills Municipal sells 100LL, Jet A, and Jet A+.
Are there flight schools at Zephyrhills Municipal?
Yes. Organizations based at Zephyrhills Municipal include Central Florida Flight Training, CrossAirOcean Flight School, Florida Chapter Short Wing Piper Club, Posada Aviation, and Tampa Bay Soaring Society.