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Johnson County Executive (KOJC)

Olathe · Field elevation 1,096 ft · 1 runways · South Flow and North Flow

STEADY TIER TOWER GA MAJORITY
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Johnson County Executive is a contract tower on the suburban upland south of Kansas City, and the gentlest seat in the metro trio. One north-south runway, four thousand ninety-seven feet, with localizers on both ends and nothing else: what lands here has to fit the strip.

You work Johnson County Tower under the Kansas City TRACON. The operation is nearly all general aviation: trainers in the pattern most of the day, transient singles and twins, and a light-jet sliver from the fractionals filing IFR onto the metro's satellite procedures. South flow uses the 18 and north flow the 36, and with a single strip every arrival, departure and touch-and-go shares the same pavement, so the runway itself is the puzzle.

This is the Steady tier at its calmest: a single-runway pattern machine. If Jefferson City felt right, this is the same rhythm inside a big-city shelf.

Runway layout

Johnson County Executive: runway ends, magnetic headings, and lengths, drawn from published FAA data.
RunwayHeadingsLength
18/36 180° / 000° 4,097 ft
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