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Abraham Lincoln Capital (KSPI)

Springfield · Field elevation 598 ft · 2 runways · Northeast Flow and Southwest Flow

STEADY TIER TOWER GA MAJORITY
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Abraham Lincoln Capital is the level-4 tower serving Springfield, the Illinois state capital. Two crossing runways work the field over a prairie of general-aviation traffic: an eight-thousand-foot primary and a long crosswind runway.

Springfield mixes American Eagle regional jets and Allegiant service in over a general-aviation majority, so you are threading a few scheduled arrivals through pattern work and light singles. You work Springfield Tower. Northeast flow lands and departs the 4; southwest flow uses the 22, with the crossing runway as overflow. The fix ring gives a clean four-quadrant spread to feed from.

This is the Steady tier: a small-field rhythm with a real regional-jet feed. A calm board that still rewards a clean sequence.

Runway layout

Abraham Lincoln Capital — runway ends, magnetic headings, and lengths, drawn from published FAA data.
RunwayHeadingsLength
4/22 042° / 222° 8,001 ft
13/31 127° / 307° 7,399 ft
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