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Savannah Hilton Head International Airport (KSAV) is a large civil airport serving Savannah, Georgia, with full-length hard-surfaced runways and an ILS on two of its four runway directions. It sits within Class C airspace and offers customs facilities for international arrivals, making it a straightforward, well-equipped destination for a simulator pilot flying into the coastal Georgia area.
Savannah Hilton Head International Airport, identified by the code KSAV, is a large airport serving Savannah, Georgia. It handles scheduled airline traffic and provides customs clearance for international flights, and its two long, lit, hard-surfaced runway pairs with instrument landing systems make it a capable destination for both airline-style approaches and general aviation traffic in a flight simulator.
The airport lies within Class C airspace, requiring two-way radio contact with the appropriate controlling frequency before entry. It is located at coordinates 32.1276 N, 81.2021 W, near Savannah, Georgia, at a field elevation of 33 feet.
The airport has two physical runways. Runway 10/28 is 9325/9326 feet long, hard-surfaced and lit, with an instrument landing system serving runway 10. Runway 01/19 is 6997 feet long, hard-surfaced and lit, with an instrument landing system serving runway 01.
Air-to-ground and departure services are provided on 118.4 MHz (A/D, also used for approach and departure). ATIS is broadcast on 123.75 MHz. Clearance delivery operates on 119.55 MHz. The common traffic advisory frequency and tower frequency are both listed as 125.975 MHz. Ground control is on 121.9 MHz, and UNICOM is on 122.95 MHz. A miscellaneous frequency of 112.7 MHz is also listed.
The airport is recorded as a home base for four pilots and continues to support scheduled airline operations alongside general aviation movements. Its official website is https://savannahairport.com/.