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KCRG · Jacksonville Executive at Craig Airport

ICAO · US · 53 NTSB events

ID KCRG FAA CRG Elev 41 ft Lat 30° 20.18' N Lon 81° 30.86' W Zulu …

Live conditions

METAR

fetching…

Wind / Visibility

—

Density altitude (now)

—

Aerial view

No FAA diagram published

Imagery © Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics, USDA FSA

Runways

4 runway ends on file. Longest: 4,008 ft. Max gradient: 0.21%

Designator Heading Length Width Surface Lighting Gradient
14 135° 4,008 ft 100 ft ASP Yes 0.21%
32 315° 4,008 ft 100 ft ASP Yes 0.21%
05 045° 4,004 ft 100 ft ASP Yes 0.00%
23 225° 4,004 ft 100 ft ASP Yes 0.00%

Lengths + headings: in-app airport database. Surface, width, lighting: OurAirports. Gradient: derived from FAA NASR runway-end elevations (NASR's RWY_GRAD field is empty in 99.99% of rows).

Communications · 9 frequencies

  • ATIS ATIS 125.400
  • CLD CLNC DEL 118.350
  • GND GND 121.800
  • TWR TWR 132.100
  • CTAF CTAF 132.100
  • APP JACKSONVILLE APP 124.900
  • DEP JACKSONVILLE DEP 118.000
  • RDO GAINESVILLE RDO 122.200
  • UNIC UNICOM 122.950

Live ATC audio (streaming + archived): Open KCRG on LiveATC ↗

Chart Supplement remarks, plain English · 4 matched · 9 not yet translated

Translations anchored to the FAA text; the raw FAA text is authoritative.

TL;DR

  • ·Pilot-controlled lighting: click mic 7 times on the CTAF to activate MALSR RWY 32; REIL RWY 14 & 23; HIRL RWY 14/32, MIRL RWY 5/23. Lights stay on 15 minutes — click again to refresh.
  • ·Wildlife on or near runways. Vigilant scan during taxi, takeoff, and landing roll. Birds also reported in the area.
  • ·Wildlife on or near runways. Vigilant scan during taxi, takeoff, and landing roll. Birds also reported in the area.

Watch for

  • Pilot-controlled lighting: click mic 7 times on the CTAF to activate MALSR RWY 32; REIL RWY 14 & 23; HIRL RWY 14/32, MIRL RWY 5/23. Lights stay on 15 minutes — click again to refresh.

    pcl ctaf

  • Wildlife on or near runways. Vigilant scan during taxi, takeoff, and landing roll. Birds also reported in the area.

    wildlife hazard

  • Wildlife on or near runways. Vigilant scan during taxi, takeoff, and landing roll. Birds also reported in the area.

    wildlife hazard

  • Prior Permission Required for ACFT EXCEEDING THESE LTDS. Contact A before operating.

    ppr required

All translated remarks (4)

  • Pilot-controlled lighting: click mic 7 times on the CTAF to activate MALSR RWY 32; REIL RWY 14 & 23; HIRL RWY 14/32, MIRL RWY 5/23. Lights stay on 15 minutes — click again to refresh.

    Raw FAA text · airport remarks · operational

    ACTVT MALSR RWY 32; REIL RWY 14 & 23; HIRL RWY 14/32, MIRL RWY 5/23 - CTAF

  • Wildlife on or near runways. Vigilant scan during taxi, takeoff, and landing roll. Birds also reported in the area.

    Raw FAA text · airport remarks · operational

    BIRDS PERIODICALLY ON OR NEAR THE ARPT INCREASING IN ACTIVITY DURING INCLEMENT WEATHER.

  • Wildlife on or near runways. Vigilant scan during taxi, takeoff, and landing roll. Birds also reported in the area.

    Raw FAA text · airport remarks · operational

    WILDLIFE ON & INVOF ARPT.

  • Prior Permission Required for ACFT EXCEEDING THESE LTDS. Contact A before operating.

    Raw FAA text · airport remarks · operational

    PPR FOR ACFT EXCEEDING THESE LTDS CTC A

Not yet translated · raw FAA text (9 sentences)
  • ·BANNER TOWING ON WEEKENDS & SPECIAL EVENTS.
  • ·VFR NOISE ABATEMENT PROCEDURES IN EFFECT, CALL AMGR 904-641-7666.
  • ·WX PERMITTING, RY 05 PREFERRED FOR APCH, RY 32 PREFERRED FOR DEP.
  • ·PAVEMENT ACCOMMODATES DESIGN GROUP II ACFT (UP TO 79 FT WINGSPAN) UP TO 60,000 LBS DUAL WHEEL LOADING.
  • ·NOISE ABATEMENT COMPLAINTS 904-641-3606.
  • ·RWY 05/23 HAS 150 FT STWYS BOTH ENDS.
  • ·RWY 14/32 HAS 150 FT STWYS BOTH ENDS.
  • ·UNUSBL BYD 3.5 MILES ON FINAL DUE TO LRG TWRS LCTD ON EXTDD CNTRLN.
  • ·UNUSBL BYD 8.0 DEGS LEFT AND RIGHT OF CNTRLN.

Field profile

Use

Public-use

Ownership

Public

Scheduled service

No

Tags

Craig Municipal Airport

Source: OurAirports community

NTSB events

53 NTSB-recorded events on file at this airport .

Total events

55

since 1982

Fatal

9

16.4% of total

Last 5 years

1

≈ 0.2/yr

Last 10 years

5

≈ 0.5/yr

Ranking across all airports · Open in accident map ↗

Operations volume

FAA TAF · history through 2024

2005 2024

Peak: 194,934 ops in 1991

2024 total

184,265

10-yr total

1,577,214

2024 mix

AC/AT 2% · GA 98% · Mil 1%

Events / million ops

3.2

last 10 years

Fatal / million ops

0.52

approximate · 10-yr scaled

Last 10 years · n=6

  • Ground collision 1
  • Gear-up landing 1
  • Fuel exhaustion / starvation 1
  • Runway excursion 1
  • Loss of control 1
  • Hard landing 1

All time · n=53

  • Other 18
  • Gear-up landing 9
  • Stall / spin 5
  • Ground collision 4
  • Runway excursion 3
  • Fuel exhaustion / starvation 2
  • Weather · wind / icing / convective 2
  • Engine failure / power loss 2

Categories rule-matched from NTSB findings and probable-cause text. "Other" = not enough agency text to classify.

Date Aircraft · Classification · Wx Sev
2005-10-05 Beech 58 · Other · night →
2005-03-10 Cirrus Design Corp. SR20 · Gear-up · VMC · dusk →
2005-01-12 Beech B300 · Under/overshoot · IMC · day →
2026-04-10 Bell 407 · Hard landing · night →
2022-05-29 Cessna 150F · Loss of control · VMC · day →
2020-12-16 Embraer EMB-500 · Runway excursion · IMC · day →
2019-08-03 Piper PA28 · Fuel exhaustion · day →
2018-02-20 Cessna P210 · Gear-up · day →
2016-12-11 Cessna,Piper 195,PA 44 · Ground collision · day →
2015-04-23 Beech D95 · Gear-up · VMC · day →
2013-12-08 Cessna 310R · Weather IMC · IMC · night →
2011-12-31 Piper PA-25-235 · Loss of control · VMC · day →
2011-04-14 FLIGHT DESIGN GMBH CTLS · Hard landing · VMC · day →
2007-06-24 Cessna 172S · Runway excursion · VMC · day →
2006-06-04 Cessna 421B · Gear-up · VMC · day →
2003-11-27 Swearingen SA-26-AT · Other · IMC · dawn →
2003-01-28 Cessna 172F · Engine failure · VMC · day →
1999-11-10 Cessna 310Q · Stall / spin · VMC · day →
1999-10-15 Cessna 172G · Other · VMC · day →
1998-07-02 Piper PA-28-180 · Fuel exhaustion · VMC · day →
1997-12-17 Cessna A150K · Stall / spin · VMC · day →
1996-05-20 Piper PA-32 · CFIT · VMC · day →
1995-11-27 Cessna 152 · Gear-up · VMC · day →
1994-10-27 Cessna 210L · Gear-up · VMC · night →
1993-11-30 Mooney M20E · Stall / spin · VMC · day →
1993-07-14 Beech 95-A55 · Stall / spin · VMC · dusk →
1993-07-10 Piper PA-28-161 · Runway excursion · VMC · day →
1992-12-27 Piper PA-28R-201 · Weather IMC · IMC · night →
1991-04-27 DONALD L. HEDEMAN SONERAI-II · Other · day →
1990-01-09 Mitsubishi MU-2B-25 · Other · day →
1989-08-25 Cessna 172N · Ground collision · VMC · night →
1989-05-30 Cessna 150L · Other · VMC · day →
1989-03-11 Cessna 182 · Weather · VMC · day →
1989-02-25 Beech B60 · Gear-up · VMC · day →
1989-02-14 Cessna 340A · Gear-up · VMC · day →
1988-08-03 STANFORD Monofly · Engine failure · day →
1988-06-03 Cessna 172N · Other · VMC · day →
1988-04-15 Beech 58 · Other · VMC · dusk →
1987-06-03 Piper PA-44-180 · Gear-up · VMC · day →
1987-02-20 Hughes 269A · Other · day →
1986-12-07 North American Rockwell Corp. 112 · Ground collision · IMC · night →
1986-11-01 Cessna 210 · Other · IMC · night →
1986-08-15 Piper PA28-151 · Ground collision · day →
1986-07-11 Cessna R182 · Other · night →
1986-05-30 Cessna 177RG · Other · day →
1986-05-04 Hughes 269C · Other · day →
1984-11-29 Hughes 269C · Weather · VMC · day →
1984-11-21 Rockwell 690A · Other · IMC · day →
1984-03-10 Piper PA-38 · Other · VMC · day →
1983-11-28 Cessna 182-RG · Other · day →
1982-04-24 Beech 77 · Stall / spin · day →
1982-04-11 Piper PA-23-250 · Other · day →
1982-03-25 Cessna 177RG · Other · day →

DPEs nearby

Distance is city-centroid to airport, a first cut, not the exam location.

Designee City ST Distance
Matthew Emerson Blythe Jacksonville FL 8 nm
Randal Lee Miner Jacksonville FL 8 nm
Thomas Dowell Jacksonville FL 8 nm
William Karl Walker Jacksonville FL 8 nm
Adam Stuart Reid Green Cove Springs FL 23 nm
Jack Caldwell Lawrence Saint Augustine FL 28 nm
Bruce Lyndon Moore Palatka FL 42 nm
Alfred Gustus Wacker Palm Coast FL 50 nm
Joshua Travis Donahue Gainesville FL 59 nm
Idalo Carlo Masi Citra FL 64 nm

Showing 10 closest of ~1,400 DPEs nationwide. Source: FAA Designee Locator.

CFIs nearby

City-centroid distance; ratings as on the FAA certificate.

Instructor City ST Distance
Ryan Bruce Larsen Atlantic Beach FL 6 nm
Mark Joseph Mcmahon Atlantic Beach FL 6 nm
Michael Alan Cozad Atlantic Beach FL 6 nm
Robby Jay Finklea Atlantic Beach FL 6 nm
Christopher Bartels Atlantic Beach FL 6 nm
Michael Dunham Marco Atlantic Beach FL 6 nm
Kenneth Arthur Cohen Jax Bch FL 6 nm
David Kozeruba Jax Bch FL 6 nm
Glen Walter Znamirowski Jax Bch FL 6 nm
Michael James Dermody Jax Bch FL 6 nm

Showing 10 closest of ~70,900 active CFIs nationwide. Source: FAA Airmen Certification Database.

A&P mechanics nearby

City-centroid distance. A = airframe, P = powerplant, IA = inspection authorization.

Mechanic City ST Distance
Richard Jack Kling Atlantic Beach FL 6 nm
James Bryan Lazar Atlantic Beach FL 6 nm
Jeffrey Joseph Graves Atlantic Beach FL 6 nm
Gerald Leonard Harris Atlantic Beach FL 6 nm
Timothy James O'Brien Atlantic Beach FL 6 nm
Mark Gabriel Dennie Atlantic Beach FL 6 nm
Doyle Lavern Heath Jr Atlantic Beach FL 6 nm
John Scott Patterson Atlantic Beach FL 6 nm
Barak Allen Davis Atlantic Beach FL 6 nm
Dustin Michael Rist Atlantic Beach FL 6 nm

Showing 10 closest of ~248,300 certificated mechanics nationwide. Source: FAA Airmen Certification Database.

Repair stations nearby

By airport location.

Shop Distance
Corporate Aircraft Maintenance
Jacksonville, FL
0 nm
Bragg Avionics
Jacksonville, FL
0 nm
Fernandina Beach Aircraft Maintenance
Fernandina Beach, FL
17 nm
Advanced AeroTechnologies Group
Fernandina Beach, FL
17 nm
Palmetto Aviation Repair, LLC
St. Simons Island, GA
50 nm
East Coast Aircraft Paint and Interior
Deland, FL
77 nm
MT Propeller USA, Inc.
Deland, FL
78 nm
Quest Avionics, Inc.
Crystal River, FL
79 nm
Avionics Installations, Inc.
New Smyrna Beach, FL
82 nm
American Aero Serivces
New Smyrna Beach, FL
83 nm

Showing 10 closest of ~400 geocoded shops in the repair-station directory. Source: AOPA business listings.