Elizabeth City Cg Air Station/Regional runways
Elizabeth City Cg Air Station/Regional (ECG · KECG) in Elizabeth City, NC has 6 runways, the longest 10/28 at 7,219 ft (concrete, asph-conc, asphalt). Dimensions, headings, lighting, and instrument approaches for each below. · Open on the map
All of Elizabeth City Cg Air Station/Regional — runways, frequencies, charts and live weatherRunway 10/28
7,219 ft × 150 ft · Concrete (Good)Edge lights: High.
10
- Heading
- 103° mag · 92° true
- Threshold elev
- 11 ft
- Markings
- precision
- VGSI
- 2-light PAPI (left) (3°)
- Approach lights
- SALS
- Instrument landing
- ILS/DME · CAT I · LOC 111.35 (EPR) · GS 3.00°
- Traffic pattern
- Right
28
- Heading
- 283° mag · 272° true
- Threshold elev
- 10 ft
- Markings
- precision
- VGSI
- 2-light PAPI (left) (3°)
- Traffic pattern
- Left
Runway 01/19
4,518 ft × 150 ft · ASPH-CONC (Poor)Edge lights: Med.
01
- Heading
- 013° mag · 2° true
- Threshold elev
- 9 ft
- Markings
- nonprecision
- VGSI
- VASI (2.75°)
- Traffic pattern
- Right
- Displaced threshold
- 299 ft
19
- Heading
- 193° mag · 182° true
- Threshold elev
- 7 ft
- Markings
- nonprecision
- VGSI
- VASI (2.75°)
- Traffic pattern
- Right
Runway H4/
100 ft × 100 ft · Concrete (Good)Edge lights: Peri.
H4
- Heading
- n/a
- Threshold elev
- 11 ft
- Markings
- basic
- Traffic pattern
- Left
Runway H1/
60 ft × 55 ft · Asphalt (Good) H1
- Heading
- n/a
- Threshold elev
- 8 ft
- Markings
- basic
- Traffic pattern
- Left
Runway H2/
50 ft × 50 ft · Asphalt (Good) H2
- Heading
- n/a
- Threshold elev
- 7 ft
- Markings
- numbers only
- Traffic pattern
- Left
Runway H3/
50 ft × 50 ft · Asphalt (Good) H3
- Heading
- n/a
- Threshold elev
- 7 ft
- Markings
- numbers only
- Traffic pattern
- Left
Frequently asked
What is the longest runway at KECG?
Elizabeth City Cg Air Station/Regional has 6 runways; the longest is runway 10/28 at 7,219 ft.
What surface are KECG's runways?
Elizabeth City Cg Air Station/Regional's runways are concrete and asph-conc and asphalt.
More about KECG
Runway data from the FAA NASR (28-day cycle). For planning and education only; always verify against official sources.
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