PABE · BET · 60.780, -161.838
Bethel Airport
Bethel, Alaska. 6,400 ft of runway at 126 ft of field elevation. The largest aircraft that uses it unrestricted is the Global 7500. 1 of the 25 reference aircraft cannot.
| ICAO | PABE |
|---|---|
| IATA | BET |
| Elevation | 126 ft |
| Longest | 6,400 ft |
| Runways | 3 |
| Max span | none published |
| Length | Surface | |
|---|---|---|
| 01L/19R | 6,400 ft | ASPH-F |
| 01R/19L | 4,000 ft | ASPH-G |
| 12/30 | 1,858 ft | GRVL-G |
What fits on 6,400 feet
Each bar is the runway that aircraft needs here — its published sea-level balanced field length, increased for this field's elevation. The vertical mark is the runway that actually exists.
Elevation increases the takeoff run. This chart applies a 9 % increase per 1,000 ft of field elevation to each aircraft's published sea-level balanced field length at maximum takeoff weight — a planning approximation, not the operator's performance data. Real departures are rarely at maximum weight, so an aircraft shown as restricted here will often fly with reduced fuel or payload.
Charter from Bethel
Aircraft cleared here
- Global 7500 Ultra-long
- Gulfstream G650ER Ultra-long
- Falcon 8X Ultra-long
- Gulfstream G550 Heavy
- Falcon 900LX Heavy
- Challenger 650 Heavy