Kansas airport map prints
Kansas is high plains sloping down from the Colorado line, and its runways are long because the land allows it. Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National lays three runways at 1,333 feet, the longest 10,302, with Beech Factory on a single 8,001 foot runway. Topeka Regional holds a 12,803 foot runway, the longest in the state, Salina Regional 12,301 feet with three shorter runways around it, and Manhattan Regional 7,400. West of Wichita the fields climb: Hutchinson Regional at 1,543 feet with three paved runways, Great Bend Municipal at 1,887, Dodge City Regional at 2,596, Garden City Regional at 2,891 with a 7,299 foot runway, and Liberal Mid-America Regional at 2,885. Renner Field at Goodland is the highest paved public field at 3,658 feet; Coffeyville Municipal in the southeast corner, at 754 feet, is the lowest.
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Flying in Kansas
Flying in Kansas is wind and horizon: the ground rises steadily from east to west without a mountain in sight, and the fields are long, open and squared to the wind. Salina's four-runway spread and a single strip at Beech Factory are the same big sky. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.