Kansas airport map prints
Kansas rises gradually from its eastern lowlands toward the western High Plains. Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National has three runways on open ground. Nearby Beech Factory uses a single long strip. Airports at Dodge City, Garden City and Goodland stand progressively higher beneath the same broad horizon.
22 Kansas fields
Shalz FieldColbyCBK7 colorways
Dodge City RegionalDodge CityDDC7 colorways
Garden City RegionalGarden CityGCK7 colorways
Renner Field/Goodland MunicipalGoodlandGLD7 colorways
Great Bend MunicipalGreat BendGBD7 colorways
Hays RegionalHaysHYS7 colorways
Hutchinson RegionalHutchinsonHUT7 colorways
Independence MunicipalIndependenceIDP7 colorways
Lawrence RegionalLawrenceLWC7 colorways
Liberal Mid-America RegionalLiberalLBL7 colorways
Manhattan RegionalManhattanMHK7 colorways
Newton-City-CountyNewtonEWK7 colorways
Johnson County ExecutiveOlatheOJC7 colorways
New Century AircenterOlatheIXD7 colorways
Salina RegionalSalinaSLN7 colorways
Philip Billard MunicipalTopekaTOP7 colorways
Topeka RegionalTopekaFOE7 colorways
Beech FactoryWichitaBEC7 colorways
Colonel James JabaraWichitaAAO7 colorways
McConnell AFBWichitaIAB7 colorways
Wichita Dwight D Eisenhower NationalWichitaICT7 colorways
Strother FieldWinfield/Arkansas CityWLD7 colorways
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.