FAA Information Effective: Jul 10, 2025
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(KJAC) Jackson Hole Airport
2 ratings | 5 reviews
Overview
Attendance:
Attended
Year-round, 7 Days a Week,0700-2130
FAA
Runways:
01/19
Runway length: 6,300 ft (1,920 m)
Elevation:
6,451 ft (Surveyed)
Tower:
Apch/Dep Ctl Svc Prvdd By Salt Lake Artcc (Zlc) On Freqs 133.25/285.6 (Jackson Rcag).
FAA
Atct Operated By Cerco.
FAA
Tower Hrs: 0700-2130
FAA
Airspace:
CLASS D SVC 0700-2130; OTHER TIMES CLASS E.
FAA
Fees:
Handling, Hangar, Landing, Overnight, Other
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Jackson Hole Aviation, LLCTimezone:
MDT (UTC-06:00)
Sunrise-Sunset:
6:03 am - 8:57 pm
Evening-Morning Civil Twilight:
9:31 pm
(Today)
(Today)
-
5:30 am
(Tomorrow)
(Tomorrow)
Minimum Fuel Prices:
$8.72
100LL (full)
$8.86
Jet-A (full)
$8.95
Jet-A-Premix/Prist (full)
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Jackson Hole Aviation, LLC
1 rating | 1 review
Services Offered:
Maintenance
Car Rental
$8.72 | 100LL | full
$8.86 | Jet-A | full
$8.95 | Jet-A-Premix/Prist | full
Location:
On field: S
Phone:
(307) 733-4767
Freq. Monitored:
UNICOM: 122.95
Fees:
Handling, Hangar, Landing, Overnight, Other
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Runway 01/19
Dimensions:
6,300 × 150 ft
(1,920 × 46 m)
(1,920 × 46 m)
Weight Bearing Cap:
Single wheel: 120,000 lbs
Double wheel: 187,000 lbs
Double tandem: 287,000 lbs
Double wheel: 187,000 lbs
Double tandem: 287,000 lbs
Surface:
asphalt, grooved, in excellent condition
Runway Edge Lights:
High
Comments:
Pcr Value: 508/F/C/X/T
FAA
| Designator: | 01 | 19 |
| Elevation: | 6,412.9 ft | 6,451.2 ft |
| Heading: | 007° magnetic 020° true | 187° magnetic 200° true |
| Gradient: | 0.61% up | 0.61% down |
| Traffic Pattern: | Left Pattern | Left Pattern |
| Markings: | precision, in Good condition | precision, in Good condition |
| Approach Lighting: |
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| Displaced Threshold: | n/a | n/a |
| ILS/LOC: | n/a | ILS/DME |
| Obstructions: | Road, 505 ft Left ft of center, 10 ft high, 249 ft from end, 5:1 clearance slope | n/a |
| Comments: | Preferred ARR RWY AM | Preferred DEP RWY AM |
TFRs
Location: JAC
Please verify all content below using the FAA TFR Search Site or with a flight briefer.
TFR count: 0
NOTAMs
Location: JAC
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NOTAM count: 16 (Partial list shown. Expand to see full list HERE.)
| Number: | Start Date: (UTC) | End Date: (UTC) | Condition: |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5/4132 | 03/17/2025 1931 | 03/17/2027 1931 | IAP JACKSON HOLE, JACKSON, WY.
VOR RWY 19, AMDT 1...
PROCEDURE NA.
2503171931-2703171931EST |
| 06/034 | 06/12/2025 1753 | 08/01/2025 2300 | APRON GA RAMP CLSD TO OVERNIGHT PRKG EXC PPR |
| 07/104 | 07/22/2025 1630 | 07/22/2025 2300 | NAV ILS RWY 19 U/S |
| 06/036 | 06/12/2025 1814 | 08/01/2025 1800 | APRON GA RAMP CLSD EXC LIFE FLT AND OVERNIGHT PRKG
24HR PPR 307-733-4767 |
| 07/075 | 07/21/2025 1400 | 10/01/2025 2300 | OBST STACK (ASN UNKNOWN) 433547N1104425W (0.2NM SE APCH END RWY 01)
UNKNOWN (20FT AGL) FLAGGED AND LGTD |
| 05/036 | 05/12/2025 1416 | 08/02/2025 1800 | OBST CRANE (ASN UNKNOWN) 433625N1104406W (0.108622NM ESE JAC)
UNKNOWN (20FT AGL) FLAGGED AND LGTD |
| 5/6430 | 04/15/2025 1402 | IAP JACKSON HOLE, JACKSON, WY.
RNAV (RNP) X RWY 19, ORIG...
RNP 0.30 DA# 7237/HAT 786, VIS 2.
RNP 0.30 DA 72… | |
| 06/121 | 06/26/2025 1307 | RWY 01 RVRT U/S | |
Additional Remarks
35'-53' Trees 700'-800' West of Thr Ry 01.
Source:
FAA
Federal Aviation Administration
Acft Pushing Back Fm Trml Cause Cgstn, Making A2 Unavbl. Coord Rwy Exits with Twr.
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FAA
Federal Aviation Administration
Acft That Fail to Touch Down Within the First Third of Ry 01/19 Sometimes Fail to Stop on the Ry and are At Risk for A Ry Excursion.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Balloon Operations in Vicinity of Airport, W and Sw, May-Oct.
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FAA
Federal Aviation Administration
Cold Temperature Airport. Altitude Correction Required At or Below -22C.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Deicing Pad Located At North End of Twy A.
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FAA
Federal Aviation Administration
For Cd If Una to CTC on FSS Freq, CTC Jac Twr Gnd At 124.55 Durg Nml Oprg Hrs. Outside of Nml Oprg Hrs, CTC Salt Lake ARTCC at 801-320-2568.
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FAA
Federal Aviation Administration
For Public Health & Safety Flights, Contact Airport Manager @ 307-733-7682.
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FAA
Federal Aviation Administration
Hang Gliding Operations 9 Miles S of Airport Near Ski are & 9 Miles Ssw of Airport Along the Ridge.
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FAA
Federal Aviation Administration
Noise Abatement Procedures in Effect for Acft Departures on Rwy 19.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Paved 950X200 Ft Safety Area At the Dep End of Rwy 19; not Usbl for Per Calculations; Plowed & Broomed Durg Winter.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Possible Severe Winter Conditions from Nov-Apr; No Airport Info or Snow Removal Guaranteed During Hours of Non Attendance. 307-733-7682
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Federal Aviation Administration
Sage Grouse on & In vicinity of Airport Apr Thru Oct.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Noise Abatement
| Runway: | Applies to: | Approach/Departure: | Text: |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | All Aircraft | Approach | RWY 01 is the preferred arrival runway. Plan on a right downwind for 01 when approaching from the NW through the NE and stay E of HWY 89. Approaches from the S, plan on a straight in to 01. Maintain 8,000 feet until 4 miles on final |
| 19 | All Aircraft | Approach | Avoid overflight of GTNP as much as possible. When approaching from the north, stay east of HWY 89 until reaching Moose on 4 mile final. Plan to enter on left downwind for RWY 19 when approaching from all other directions |
| 01 | All Aircraft | Departure | Turn right to stay east of HWY 89 as soon as practical after takeoff. Avoid climbs to the northwest of GTNP |
| 19 | All Aircraft | Departure | RWY 19 is the preferred departure RWY. Make a left 45° turn as soon as practical after takeoff to avoid overflight of the residential area. Proceed on course after reaching 8,500 MSL. Avoid northwest climbs over GTNP |
| All | All Aircraft | Approach | IFR arrivals are urged to request visual approaches and follow these noise abatement procedures whenever weather conditions permit |
| All | All Aircraft | Departure | IFR Departures IFR departures during VFR conditions are urged to utilize these noise abatement procedures during climbout. Please ask TWR or SLC Center for VFR noise abatement climb to intercept your IFR route whenever weather conditions permit |
Instrument Procedures
Data Cycle:
Operations & More Information
Lat/Long:
- 43.60734, -110.73775
- 43° 36′ 26.4″ N, 110° 44′ 15.9″ W
- 43° 36.440′ N, 110° 44.265′ W
ARTCC:
Salt Lake City (ZLC)
App/Depart Control Facility:
Unknown
Chart:
NACO: Salt Lake City Sectional
FSS:
Casper (CPR)
1-800-WX-BRIEF
1-800-WX-BRIEF
Wind Indicator:
Lighted
Mag Var:
13E (2005)
NOTAM Facility:
Seg Circle:
No
Beacon:
Present
Lighting:
Pilot Activated Lighting:
- low intensity: 3 clicks in 5 secs
- medium intensity: 5 clicks in 5 secs
- high intensity: 7 clicks in 5 secs
AM
When Air Traffic Control Tower Clsd Actvt Mals Rwy 01 & 19; HIRL Rwy 01/19; Rcls Rwy 01/19; Twy Lgts; Wdi - CTAF.
FAA
Pattern Altitude:
No data provided. Assume 1000 AGL.
Special Operations:
Communications Card
| Type: | Frequency / Phone: | Sector / Comments: | Call Sign: |
|---|---|---|---|
| AWOS-3PT | (307) 739-9108 | Jackson | |
| CTAF | 118.075 | Jackson | |
| D-ATIS | 120.625 | Jackson | |
| Ground Control | 124.55 | Jackson | |
| Tower | 118.075 | Jackson | |
| UNICOM | 122.95 | Jackson |
Navaids
Services
Fuel:
100LL Low-Lead, Jet A
AM
Engine Repair:
Minor
AM
Airframe Repair:
Minor
AM
Bottled Oxygen:
High
AM
Bulk Oxygen:
None
Customs:
None
Transportation:
Courtesy Transportation, Limousine, Shuttle Service, Van
AM
Activities:
Airline Services, On field restaurant/café
AM
Camping On Field:
None Reported
Aircraft & Activity
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METARs
METARs from this airport:
METARs from nearby reporting stations:
TAFs
Contact Addresses
Airport Manager
Jim Elwood
Jackson, WY 83001
(307) 733-7695 (Office)
Owner
Jackson Hole Airport Board
Jackson, WY 83001
(307) 733-7682 (Office)
Remarks:
Leased from U S Park Service.
FAA
Airport Reviews
Overall:
2 ratings | 5 reviews
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- 8/4/21GPGordon P.Nothing has changed from prior reviews. The FBO overcharges for everything and their policies discourage GA use of the field. The underlining problem seems to be Federal National Parks policy not so much the FBO's fault. Call your Congressman and A…
- 12/31/23Bring your walletCharles B.Probably the most capable FBO on the planet and one of the most expensive. My MU-2 was (in their words) a "little guy" among the jets but still $125/night for outdoor parking and a $250 ramp fee because I didn't buy 125 gal of their JetA (at $9.26/g…
- 1/24/18BURTON H.Ditto Charles L. that Jackson Hole Aviation doesn't care about small plane pilots. Apparently the owners of the FBO just turned operations over to the airport to manage but the staff is the same. Line staff is polite but the counter staff was rather …
- 8/14/16ROBERT F.Was in their recently in my old Piper Cherokee and they were very good to me. Was a little overwhelming with all the large commercial traffic but they could not have been nicer.
- 9/15/15CHARLES L.Jackson Hole Aviation doesn't want your business unless you drive a Gulfstream. Whatever extra service they gave me during the Great Depression in 2010, and they did, it's gone now that they are busy again. Waited a half hour for 100LL with a front a…
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