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Nevada Municipal Airport (KNVD) is a small general aviation field a few miles northeast of Nevada, Missouri, offering two paved runways and self-announce radio procedures typical of an uncontrolled Midwestern airfield. It serves as the local base for general aviation activity in this part of southwest Missouri.
Nevada Municipal Airport is a general aviation airport serving the town of Nevada in southwest Missouri. It is an uncontrolled field with no scheduled airline service, used primarily by local and visiting general aviation traffic.
The airport lies in uncontrolled airspace and sits about three miles northeast of the town of Nevada, Missouri, on a 219-acre site. It falls within the area worked by Kansas City Center, which can be reached on 125.55 MHz for enroute traffic advisories.
The airport has two paved runways. Runway 02/20 is the main strip, 4,999 feet long with a hard surface and lit for night operations. Runway 13/31 is a shorter hard-surfaced runway at 2,592 feet, without lighting.
Pilots should use the common traffic advisory frequency and unicom on 122.8 MHz for self-announce and traffic coordination. Automated weather is broadcast on the AWOS-3 frequency of 119.175 MHz. Kansas City Center can be contacted on 125.55 MHz. The field has no instrument landing system.
The airport is located roughly three miles northeast of the town of Nevada, Missouri, which serves as the principal visual landmark for pilots inbound to the field.
Nevada Municipal Airport continues to operate as a general aviation airport serving southwest Missouri, supporting local flying activity from its two runways.