Flight Simulator Flights at KRYN Ryan Field

Ryan Field, also known as Ryan Airfield, is a general aviation aerodrome serving Tucson, Arizona, offering an instrument-equipped main runway alongside two shorter strips. It provides tower and ground services alongside automated weather observation, making it a practical destination for visual and instrument training flights in the Tucson area.

Overview

Ryan Field, identified by the ICAO code KRYN and also referred to as Ryan Airfield, is a general aviation airport located at Tucson, Arizona, United States. It sits at a field elevation of 2,398 feet and offers an ILS approach to its longest runway, making it a useful and well-equipped destination for simulator pilots flying light aircraft in and around the Tucson area.

Airspace & Location

Ryan Field lies at Tucson, Arizona, at coordinates 32.1422, -111.175.

Runways

Ryan Field has three physical runways. The main runway, 06R/24L, is 5,504 feet long with a hard surface, is lit, and is served by an ILS approach on the 06R end. A parallel runway, 06L/24R, is 4,895 feet long with a hard surface. A third runway, 15/33, is 4,015 feet long, also with a hard surface. Field elevation is 2,398 feet.

Radio & Navigation

Tucson Approach/Departure is available on 128.5 MHz. The field broadcasts automated weather via AWOS-3 on 133.35 MHz. Ground movements are handled on 118.2 MHz, and the tower operates on 125.8 MHz, which also serves as the common traffic advisory frequency. An ILS approach is available to runway 06R.

History

The airfield is also known by the alternative name Ryan Airfield.