North Carolina airport map prints

North Carolina climbs from the Outer Banks through the Piedmont to the Blue Ridge. Charlotte Douglas International lays three runways at 748 feet, two of them parallel and the longest 10,000 feet. Raleigh-Durham International has three at 435 feet, topped by a 10,000 foot runway, and Piedmont Triad International at Greensboro three at 926 feet with 10,001. Kinston Regional Jetport holds the longest public-use runway in the state, 11,498 feet, on a single strip at 93 feet. The coast is low: Wilmington International at 32 feet with 8,016 and 7,754 foot runways, Pitt-Greenville at 26, Michael J. Smith Field at Beaufort at 10 feet with three short runways, Ocracoke Island at 4. Asheville Regional, on a single 8,002 foot runway at 2,164 feet, is the mountain gateway, and Ashe County is the highest paved public field at 3,178 feet.

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18 North Carolina fields

Flying in North Carolina

Flying in North Carolina is beach, pine flats, rolling Piedmont and then the Blue Ridge, all within a few hundred miles. Charlotte's parallels and a short strip on Ocracoke are the same state's flying. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.