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Chandelle Airport (SC72) is a small general aviation airfield near Greer, South Carolina, situated on a compact 12-acre site to the southeast of the town. It offers a single hard-surfaced runway and operates as an uncontrolled field on the local UNICOM frequency, making it a straightforward VFR destination for pilots familiar with self-announced traffic procedures.
Chandelle Airport, identified by the code SC72, is a small general aviation field near Greer, South Carolina. It sits at an elevation of 850 feet and occupies a modest 12-acre site, making it a compact but usable stop for light aircraft operating in the Upstate South Carolina area.
The airfield lies approximately 10 miles southeast of Greer, South Carolina, at coordinates 34.8245, -82.1464. It is an uncontrolled field, and pilots should expect to operate under standard VFR procedures typical of small general aviation strips in this part of the state.
Chandelle Airport has a single hard-surfaced runway aligned 03/21. The 03 threshold offers 3,669 feet of usable length, while the reciprocal 21 direction offers 3,276 feet. Neither runway is equipped with an ILS.
The field is uncontrolled and uses the UNICOM frequency of 122.8 MHz for advisory traffic calls. No instrument approaches or navaids are associated with the airport.
