Tennessee · 9 fields · 46 priced routes
Private jet airports in Tennessee
Every field in Tennessee with a runway a business jet can use. KMEM takes the most of the reference fleet — 25 of 25 — on 11,120 ft. Elevation and published limits do the rest of the deciding.
| Field | Runway | Elevation | Takes | Published limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KMEM Frederick W. Smith International Airport, Memphis | 11,120 ft | 341 ft | 25 of 25 | none published |
| KBNA Nashville International Airport, Nashville | 11,030 ft | 599 ft | 25 of 25 | none published |
| KTYS McGhee Tyson Airport, Knoxville/Maryville | 10,000 ft | 981 ft | 25 of 25 | none published |
| KMQY Smyrna Airport, Smyrna | 8,038 ft | 543 ft | 25 of 25 | none published |
| KNQA Millington-Memphis Airport, Millington | 8,001 ft | 320 ft | 25 of 25 | none published |
| KTRI Tri-Cities Regional TN/VA Airport, Blountville | 8,000 ft | 1,519 ft | 25 of 25 | none published |
| KCHA Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport (Lovell Field), Chattanooga | 7,400 ft | 683 ft | 25 of 25 | none published |
| KMKL McKellar-Sipes Regional Airport, Jackson | 6,005 ft | 434 ft | 23 of 25 | none published |
| KCSV Crossville Memorial Airport Whitson Field, Crossville | 5,423 ft | 1,881 ft | 17 of 25 | none published |
"Takes" counts aircraft not excluded outright by runway length or a published wingspan limit at sea-level weights. Elevation reduces it further on a warm day — each airport page works that through, and the runway checker does it for any field.
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- Alaska 44 fields
- New York 25 fields
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- Michigan 22 fields
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