Nebraska airport map prints
Nebraska tilts from the Missouri River bottoms up to nearly a mile high at the Wyoming line, and its airports mark the climb. Eppley Airfield at Omaha lies at 985 feet with three runways, the longest 9,502 feet, and Lincoln holds the longest runway in the state, 12,901 feet, among its three at 1,219 feet. Central Nebraska Regional at Grand Island, Kearney Regional and Hastings Municipal each pair a main runway of 6,451 to 7,094 feet with a shorter one. Farther west the elevations rise fast: North Platte Regional at Lee Bird Field at 2,777 feet, McCook Ben Nelson Regional at 2,583, Alliance Municipal at 3,931 with three runways up to 9,203 feet, Western Nebraska Regional at Scottsbluff at 3,967, and Kimball Municipal at Robert E. Arraj Field, the highest paved public field, at 4,926 feet.
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Flying in Nebraska
Flying in Nebraska follows the Platte west across farmland that turns to sandhills and then high plains, with the field elevations climbing almost a mile along the way. The prints are open crossings on flat ground. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.