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Kaneohe Bay MCAS, officially Marion E. Carl Field (ICAO: PHNG), is a US Marine Corps air station on the island of Oahu, Hawaii, close to the town of Kaneohe. It is an active military airfield rather than a public civil aerodrome, built around a single long hard-surfaced runway at a field elevation of just 16 feet. For the simulator pilot it offers a Pacific military-airfield setting with full tower, ground and clearance services.
Kaneohe Bay MCAS, formally named Marion E. Carl Field, carries the ICAO identifier PHNG and sits near the town of Kaneohe on Oahu, Hawaii. It is an active Marine Corps installation rather than a civilian airport, built around a single hard-surfaced runway at a low-lying field elevation of 16 feet. Its military character, tower-controlled operations and Hawaiian island location make it a distinctive destination for a simulator pilot exploring Oahu.
The field lies at 21.4505 N, 157.768 W, close to the town of Kaneohe on Oahu, Hawaii, at an elevation of 16 feet above sea level. It is a controlled aerodrome with its own tower, ground, clearance delivery and approach/departure services, consistent with its role as an active Marine Corps air station within Hawaiian military airspace.
The airfield has a single physical runway, 04/22, 7755 feet long with a hard surface and full runway lighting. There is no ILS approach available to either runway direction.
The tower and common traffic frequency share 120.7 MHz. Ground control operates on 38.28 MHz and clearance delivery on 29.47 MHz. Approach and departure services are provided on 125 MHz, with ATIS broadcasting on 28.45 MHz. Base weather information (PMSV/Metro) is available on 34.46 MHz, and PTD operates on 30.72 MHz.
Kaneohe Bay MCAS remains an active Marine Corps air station, its official web presence hosted under the Marine Corps Base Hawaii domain, reflecting its continuing role as a military rather than public-use airfield.