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Delaware County Johnson Field (KMIE) is a tower-controlled airport serving Muncie, Indiana, with two paved runways and an ILS approach to Runway 32. It offers straightforward VFR access under Indianapolis Center's overlying airspace, making it a practical stop for pilots flying in east-central Indiana.
Delaware County Johnson Field is a medium airport situated at Muncie, Indiana, offering two lit hard-surfaced runways and an instrument landing system, which makes it a capable and approachable field for both VFR and IFR simulator flights in the region.
The field sits within controlled airspace at Muncie, Indiana, with its own operating control tower (Muncie Tower on 120.1 MHz) and ground control (Muncie Ground on 121.9 MHz). Overlying and surrounding traffic is handled by Indianapolis Center on 120.65 MHz, and pilots can expect to coordinate with this centre when transiting to or from the airport.
KMIE has two physical runways. Runway 14/32 is 6487 feet long with a hard surface and runway lighting; Runway 32 is additionally served by an ILS approach. Runway 03/21 is 5166 feet long, also hard-surfaced and lit. Field elevation is 932 feet.
Radio services include Muncie Tower on 120.1 MHz, which also serves as the CTAF, and Muncie Ground on 121.9 MHz. ATIS is broadcast on 133.25 MHz, with an ASOS also available on 114.4 MHz, the same frequency listed for the Terre Haute RDO. UNICOM is available on 122.95 MHz. Indianapolis Center provides area radar service on 120.65 MHz. Runway 32 is equipped with an ILS approach.
Delaware County Johnson Field operates as a tower-controlled airport with full ATIS, ground and tower services, and an ILS approach to Runway 32, giving it good utility for instrument and visual approaches alike in simulator operations.
