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Springfield-Branson National Airport (KSGF) serves Springfield, Missouri, with a pair of long hard-surfaced runways and full ILS approaches, making it a straightforward destination for both airline traffic and general aviation flights. It sits within Class C airspace and offers full radar and tower services, with customs facilities and landing rights for international arrivals.
Springfield-Branson National Airport is the principal airport serving Springfield, Missouri, and the wider Ozarks region. It offers two substantial hard-surfaced runways, instrument approaches on both, and full air traffic control services, making it a capable and reliable destination for simulator pilots flying anything from light singles to airliners. The field is designated for customs clearance and carries landing rights status, reflecting its role handling both domestic and occasional international traffic.
The airport lies at Springfield, Missouri, at coordinates 37.2457, -93.3886, and sits within Class C airspace, meaning arriving and departing aircraft can expect to be worked by approach and departure control throughout the terminal area. Field elevation is 1263 feet. The airport is also designated as a customs facility with landing rights, reflecting scheduled international or charter operations.
KSGF has two physical runways. Runway 14/32 is 7985 feet long with a hard surface, lit, and equipped with an ILS on the 14 approach. Runway 02/20 is 6990 feet long, also hard-surfaced and lit, with an ILS on the 02 approach.
Pilots should expect the following frequencies at Springfield: ATIS on 119.05 MHz, Tower on 119.9 MHz, Ground on 121.9 MHz, and Approach/Departure on 124.95 MHz. Unicom is available on 122.95 MHz, and a Columbia Radio frequency is listed on 122.55 MHz. A clearance delivery frequency (CLD) is published on 123.675 MHz, and an Army National Guard operations frequency (OPS) is listed on 134.95 MHz. With ILS approaches serving both runway 14 and runway 02, the field is well equipped for instrument arrivals in poor weather.
Springfield-Branson National Airport continues to operate as a Class C controlled field with full tower, ground, approach and clearance delivery services, supporting both airline and general aviation traffic. Its customs designation and landing rights status indicate it is set up to handle international or overseas arrivals in addition to domestic flights.