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Cross Keys (ICAO: 17N) is a small general aviation airfield located in Cross Keys, New Jersey, sitting at an elevation of 148 feet. The field offers two lit, hard-surfaced runway ends and no instrument landing system, making it a straightforward VFR destination for light aircraft pilots.
Cross Keys, identified by the code 17N, is a general aviation airfield situated in Cross Keys, New Jersey, at an elevation of 148 feet above sea level. It is a modest field suited to light aircraft operations, with no instrument landing system installed, and represents the kind of unassuming VFR strip that simulator pilots often enjoy for short local flights in the region.
The airfield has one physical runway, 09/27, which is hard-surfaced and lit. The 09 threshold measures 3,488 feet in length, while the 27 threshold is recorded at 3,288 feet.