Flight Simulator Flights at KRMG Richard B Russell Airport

Richard B Russell Airport (KRMG) serves Rome, Georgia, sitting at 630 feet elevation with a four-runway layout and an instrument landing system on one approach, making it a capable general aviation field for visiting simulator pilots. Its location, frequencies and runway data make it a straightforward VFR or instrument destination in the Atlanta Center airspace.

Overview

Richard B Russell Airport (KRMG) lies at Rome, Georgia, United States, at an elevation of 630 feet. The field offers four physical runway directions and an ILS approach, giving it the infrastructure of a well-equipped general aviation airport suitable for both VFR and instrument arrivals in a simulator.

Airspace & Location

The airport is located at coordinates 34.3508, -85.1587, near Rome, Georgia. Traffic in the surrounding airspace is worked by Atlanta Center on 133.8 MHz, indicating the field lies within Atlanta Center's area of responsibility for en-route and approach coordination.

Runways

Richard B Russell Airport has two paired runways. Runway 01/19 is the longer of the two, measuring 6005 feet, with a hard surface, runway lighting, and an ILS approach available to runway 01. Runway 07/25 is shorter, with runway 07 measuring 4374 feet and runway 25 measuring 4489 feet, both on a hard surface.

Radio & Navigation

An ASOS automated weather observation is available on 119.925 MHz. The common traffic advisory frequency and unicom is 123 MHz. Atlanta Center can be reached on 133.8 MHz for en-route services. An ILS approach is published for runway 01.