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Perth Jandakot Airport (YPJT) lies in the southern suburbs of Perth, Western Australia, and is one of the busiest general aviation aerodromes in the country. With three physical runways arranged in a mixed parallel and crossing pattern, it serves as a major base for flight training and light aircraft operations in the region.
Jandakot is a general aviation airport serving Perth, Western Australia, with a layout of three hard-surfaced, lit runways that supports a high volume of training and light aircraft movements. For a visiting VFR pilot it offers a well-equipped, tower-controlled circuit environment with multiple runway options depending on wind.
The aerodrome sits in the Perth area of Western Australia. Specific class of airspace and boundaries with neighbouring controlled airspace are not detailed in the available material, though the presence of a control tower and ground frequency indicates it operates as a controlled aerodrome.
Jandakot has three physical runways, all hard-surfaced and lit. Runway 12/30 is the longest at 4,943 ft. Runway 06L/24R measures 4,183 ft on the 06L threshold and 4,086 ft on the 24R threshold. Runway 06R/24L is 3,772 ft in each direction. There is no ILS approach.
The aerodrome uses a shared tower and CTAF frequency of 118.1 MHz. ATIS is broadcast on 128.65 MHz, clearance delivery on 132.95 MHz, ground control on 124.3 MHz, and a flight service frequency is available on 135.25 MHz. No instrument landing system or other navaids are listed for the field.
With a control tower, ground movement control, clearance delivery and ATIS all in operation, Jandakot functions as a controlled aerodrome supporting substantial general aviation traffic, consistent with its multi-runway layout designed to handle training and light aircraft movements efficiently.