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Crossville Memorial Airport Whitson Field

Crossville, Tennessee  ·  No scheduled passenger service  ·  Field elevation 1881 ft

IATACSV
ICAOKCSV
FAA IdentKCSV

About Crossville Memorial Airport Whitson Field

Crossville Memorial Airport Whitson Field is classified by OurAirports as a medium airport serving Crossville, Tennessee. The airport is identified by FAA location identifier KCSV, by the three-letter IATA code CSV, and the four-letter ICAO code KCSV. OurAirports records this airport as not having scheduled passenger service.

The airfield sits at approximately 35.9513° N, 85.0850° W, with a published field elevation of 1,881 feet above mean sea level.

"Crossville Memorial Airport Whitson Field" is one of 247 public-use airports in Tennessee, and one of roughly 16,000 such airports indexed in the FAA's national airspace records.

Reference data

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Official nameCrossville Memorial Airport Whitson Field
LocationCrossville, Tennessee (TN)
City and state (page)Crossville, TN
FAA Form 5010 identKCSV
IATA codeCSV
ICAO codeKCSV
Airport classmedium_airport
Latitude / longitude35.9513° N, 85.0850° W
Field elevation1,881 ft MSL
Scheduled passenger serviceNo
Official airport websitehttp://www.crossvilletn.gov/index.php/departments/airport

Nearby airports

If Crossville Memorial Airport Whitson Field doesn't fit your schedule or routing, the closest alternative public-use airports are listed below. The first column is sorted by approximate great-circle distance from this airport.

AirportCityStateCodesClass
Buck Creek Ranch Airport Crossville TN 4TN2 / - small_airport
Carey Airport Mayland TN TN56 / - small_airport
Austin Field Pikeville TN TN66 / - small_airport
Rockwood Municipal Airport Rockwood TN RKW / KRKW small_airport
Upper Cumberland Regional Airport Sparta TN KSRB / - small_airport
Pops Landing Sparta TN US-12901 / - small_airport

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