Flight Simulator Flights at KTWF Joslin Field Magic Valley Regional Airport

Joslin Field Magic Valley Regional Airport serves Twin Falls in south-central Idaho, offering a long instrument-equipped main runway alongside a shorter crosswind strip at a field elevation of 4,137 feet. It is a controlled aerodrome with its own tower, ground and approach services, making it a straightforward stop for both training and cross-country traffic in the Magic Valley region.

Overview

Joslin Field Magic Valley Regional Airport lies at Twin Falls, Idaho, at an elevation of 4,137 feet. The field has an ILS-served main runway well over 8,600 feet long together with a much shorter secondary strip, and is staffed with air traffic control, making it a useful and well-equipped destination for simulator pilots flying in the high desert country of south-central Idaho.

Airspace & Location

The airport sits at coordinates 42.4818 North, 114.488 West, at a field elevation of 4,137 feet, placing pilots firmly in high-density-altitude terrain typical of the Snake River Plain region of Idaho.

Runways

The airport has two physical runways. The primary runway, 08/26, is 8,684 feet long, has a hard surface, is lit, and is served by an ILS on runway 26. The secondary runway, 12/30, is 2,941 feet long with a hard surface and is not lit.

Radio & Navigation

Twin Falls Approach/Departure works on 126.7 MHz. The field's ASOS broadcasts on 135.025 MHz. The common traffic advisory frequency and Twin Falls Tower both operate on 118.2 MHz, with Twin Falls Ground on 121.7 MHz. A remote outlet for Boise radio is available on 122.25 MHz, and UNICOM is on 122.95 MHz. An ILS approach is available to runway 26.