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Albany International (KALB)

Albany · Field elevation 285 ft · 2 runways · South Flow and North Flow and West Flow and East Flow

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Albany International works two crossing runways in New York's Capital Region. The 8,500-foot 1/19 and 7,200-foot 10/28 sit at a field elevation of 285 feet.

South and north flows use 19 and 1; west and east options use 28 and 10. Southwest, American, Delta and United form the main airline sequence, with JetBlue, Allegiant and business traffic adding variety. Supported published procedures are present; IFR departures use radar vectors rather than a modeled SID.

This is the Busy tier: regional jets, mainline aircraft and GA sharing crossing pavement beneath Albany's Class C. The traffic mix and reciprocal flows are our calibration, not a timetable or preferred-runway order. Hudson River hydrography, terrain, minimum vectoring altitudes and special obstacle profiles are not modeled.

Runway layout

Albany International: runway ends, magnetic headings, and lengths, drawn from published FAA data.
RunwayHeadingsLength
1/19 358° / 178° 8,500 ft
10/28 088° / 268° 7,200 ft
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