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Akron-Canton Regional Airport (KCAK) lies in northeastern Ohio between the cities of Akron and Canton, serving as a Class C airport handling scheduled airline traffic alongside general aviation movements. For a simulator pilot it offers two long, hard-surfaced, ILS-equipped runways and a full instrument approach environment typical of a mid-sized American regional airport.
Akron-Canton Regional Airport, identified by the ICAO code KCAK, sits in the Akron-Canton area of northeastern Ohio. It combines scheduled airline operations with general aviation activity, and its Class C airspace, dual long runways and ILS approaches make it a useful and instructive destination for simulator pilots practising airline-style approaches or IFR procedures in a busy but manageable American regional environment.
The airport is located in Ohio, United States, at coordinates 40.9151 N, 81.4436 W, at a field elevation of 1204 feet. It operates within Class C airspace, which requires two-way radio contact with air traffic control before entry, and it is served by approach and departure control alongside its own tower and ground frequencies.
Akron-Canton Regional has two physical runways. Runway 05/23 is 8189 feet long, with a hard surface, runway lighting and ILS approaches available on both alignments. Runway 01/19 is a hard-surfaced, lit runway equipped with ILS on both ends, with a landing distance of 7596 feet on runway 01 and 6995 feet on runway 19.
Air traffic services are provided through the following frequencies: Approach/Departure on 132.3 MHz and 118.6 MHz; ATIS on 121.05 MHz; Clearance Delivery on 132.05 MHz; Ground on 121.7 MHz; Tower on 118.3 MHz; and UNICOM on 122.95 MHz. A Cleveland Radio frequency of 114.4 MHz is also listed for the area. The field is equipped with ILS approaches to both of its runways.
Akron-Canton Regional continues to handle a mix of scheduled airline flights and general aviation traffic. It is designated with Class C airspace and is noted as a customs and landing rights facility, meaning international arrivals require prior arrangement before landing.
