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Branson (KBBG)

Branson · Field elevation 1,302 ft · 1 runways · Northwest Flow and Southeast Flow

STEADY TIER TOWER GA MAJORITY
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Branson Airport is a single-runway tower field cut into the Ozark hills south of town. Its 7,140-foot 14/32 carries resort-bound business aircraft, fractional jets and general aviation, with no current scheduled airline service.

You work Branson Tower under Springfield Approach. ExecJet and FlexJet traffic punctuate a GA-majority board; northwest flow uses the published calm-wind runway 32 and southeast flow reverses to 14. The current cycle carries four generated approaches and no arrivals or departure procedures, so every IFR departure is radar vectors.

This is the Steady tier: one runway and modest volume, with the honesty warning that the surrounding hills and terrain alerts are not modeled.

Runway layout

Branson: runway ends, magnetic headings, and lengths, drawn from published FAA data.
RunwayHeadingsLength
14/32 145° / 325° 7,140 ft
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