South Carolina airport map prints
South Carolina slopes from the upstate foothills through the Midlands to the Lowcountry coast. Greenville-Spartanburg International has a single long runway at Greer. Columbia Metropolitan has two runways farther inland. Charleston International, Myrtle Beach International and Hilton Head occupy low coastal ground, offering different airport layouts along the shore.
14 South Carolina fields

Beaufort MCAS (Merritt Field)BeaufortNBC7 colorways

Charleston AFB/InternationalCharlestonCHS7 colorways

Columbia MetroColumbiaCAE7 colorways

McEntire JNGBEastoverMMT7 colorways

Florence RegionalFlorenceFLO7 colorways

Georgetown CountyGeorgetownGGE7 colorways

Donaldson FieldGreenvilleGYH7 colorways

Greenville DowntownGreenvilleGMU7 colorways

Greenville Spartanburg InternationalGreerGSP7 colorways

Hilton HeadHilton Head IslandHXD7 colorways

Myrtle Beach InternationalMyrtle BeachMYR7 colorways

North AF AuxNorthXNO7 colorways

Grand StrandNorth Myrtle BeachCRE7 colorways

Shaw AFBSumterSSC7 colorways
Flying in South Carolina
Flying in South Carolina is Lowcountry marsh and beach, then pine flats, then rolling upstate hills, with the airports spaced out along that slope. The prints run from a single long runway at Greer to two crossed strips by the ocean. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.