Flight Simulator Flights at KLAN Capital City Airport

Capital City Airport (ICAO: KLAN), also known as Capital Region International Airport, serves Lansing, the capital of Michigan. It offers a long, ILS-equipped main runway alongside two shorter parallel and crossing strips, making it a straightforward destination for both general aviation and airline-scale traffic in a simulator.

Overview

Capital City Airport, identified as KLAN and also marketed as Capital Region International Airport, sits at Lansing, Michigan, the state capital. For a simulator pilot it presents a useful mix of a long ILS-served runway suitable for airliner and business-jet operations alongside two shorter strips more typical of general aviation traffic, all within a single Class C aerodrome.

Airspace & Location

The airport lies at coordinates 42.7786, -84.5862 at a field elevation of 850 feet, and is classified as Class C airspace.

Runways

KLAN has three physical runways. The primary runway, 10R/28L, is a hard surface 8,491 feet long, lit, and served by an ILS. Runway 06/24 is a hard surface 4,987 feet long and lit. Runway 10L/28R is a hard surface 3,590 feet long and also lit.

Radio & Navigation

Traffic at KLAN is worked as "Lansing" on the following frequencies: Approach/Departure 118.65 MHz, ATIS 119.75 MHz, Clearance Delivery 123.675 MHz, Ground 121.9 MHz, Radio 122.2 MHz, Tower 119.9 MHz, and Unicom 122.95 MHz. An ILS is available for runway 10R/28L.