VFR
WA07
CROSS WINDS
CLAYTON, WA
Elevation
2,150 ft
Control
Uncontrolled
CTAF
122.90
Runways (2)
3,800 ft
About Cross Winds
Cross Winds, identified as WA07, is a privately owned, non-towered airfield in Clayton, Washington. The field operates across two runways: the longer is 13L/31R, a dirt strip measuring 3,800 feet long and 125 feet wide, while the other runway, 13R/31L, measures 2,065 feet long and 50 feet wide, also surfaced in dirt.
There are no published instrument approaches, so operations are conducted under visual flight rules. Traffic coordinates on the common traffic advisory frequency of 122.9 MHz, and pilots announce their positions in the pattern. The field has no fuel sales on record, and its private-use designation requires landing by prior permission from the owner.
Field elevation is 2,150 feet above mean sea level.
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Questions
- Where is Cross Winds (WA07) located?
- Cross Winds is located in Clayton, WA.
- Is Cross Winds a public or private airport?
- Cross Winds (WA07) is a private-use airport, so prior permission from the owner is required before landing.
- How many runways does Cross Winds have?
- Cross Winds has 2 runways. The longest is 13L/31R at 3,800 feet of dirt, alongside 13R/31L.
- What is the field elevation at Cross Winds?
- Cross Winds sits at 2,150 feet above mean sea level.
- Does Cross Winds have an instrument approach?
- No, Cross Winds has no published instrument approach procedures; it is used under visual flight rules.
- Does Cross Winds have an air traffic control tower?
- No, Cross Winds (WA07) is a non-towered airport; pilots self-announce on the CTAF.
- What is the CTAF frequency at WA07?
- Cross Winds's CTAF frequency is 122.9 MHz.