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Greene County-Lewis A Jackson Regional Airport, identified as KGDK (also referenced under the FAA code I19), lies near Dayton, Ohio, at an elevation of 948 feet. It offers a single hard-surfaced, lit runway suitable for general aviation traffic, making it a straightforward VFR stop for pilots operating in the Dayton area.
Greene County-Lewis A Jackson Regional Airport serves the Dayton, Ohio area as a general aviation field. It sits at 948 feet elevation and provides a single paved runway for light aircraft operations, making it a useful destination for simulator pilots flying VFR circuits or cross-country legs in the region.
The airport is located near Dayton, Ohio, in Greene County. No specific airspace classification, FIR boundaries, or nearby controlled airspace details are available from the sources at hand.
The field has one physical runway, 07/25, oriented east-west. Runway 07 measures 4938 feet and Runway 25 measures 4926 feet; both are hard-surfaced and lit, suitable for a range of general aviation aircraft.
No radio callsign, frequency, or navigation aid information is available from the sources at hand.
No specific joining or circuit procedure information is available from the sources at hand.
No published visual reference points or landmark information is available from the sources at hand.
No historical information is available from the sources at hand.
No detailed information on current training activity, facilities, fuel availability, or operating hours is available from the sources at hand.
