KLBO
Airport
Floyd W Jones Lebanon
Lebanon, Missouri

FAA NFDC Information 28-day cycle

Ops Comms Services Owner Runways IFR Procs Current NOTAMs Remarks

Location

FAA/ICAO Identifier:LBO / KLBO (Lima-Bravo-Oscar)
Lat/Lng:37.64832194444445, -92.65243083333334
37-38-53.9590N, 092-39-08.7510W
Estimated by 3rd Party Survey on 06/13/2022
Elevation:1320 feet Surveyed by 3rd Party Survey on 06/13/2022
Magnetic Variation:03E,(1990), [0W (2026)]
Sectional:KANSAS CITY
From City:3nm S of Lebanon

Operations

Use:Open to the public
Ownership:Publicly owned
Activation:06/1941
Attended:All year Every day 0700-1800 (local)
Control Tower:no
ARTCC:Kansas City(ZKC)Kansas City Center
FSS:Columbia FSS(COU)
NOTAMs and Weather:COUNOTAM-D service at airport
Wind Indicator:Lighted
Segmented Circle:yes-lighted
Lights:Activate REIL Runway 18 & 36; PAPI Runway 36; MIRL Runway 18/36 - CTAF.
Beacon:Sunset-Sunrise
White-Green (Lighted Land Airport)
Landing Fee:no

Communications

CTAF:122.800
UNICOM:122.800
Weather:AWOS-3PT 417-533-3419 118.975
Approach:
Contact 'SPRINGFIELD' Approach
121.1,290.5
Departure:
Contact 'SPRINGFIELD' Departure
121.1,290.5
Other:---CD/P 123.725
Master Airport:SGF (SPRINGFIELD-BRANSON NTL)

Services

Fuel:Grade 100LL Gasoline (low lead blue)
Jet A-1 - Kerosene, with Icing Inhibitor, freeze point -50C
Airframe Repair:Minor
Powerplant Repair:Minor
Bottled Oxygen:None
Bulk Oxygen:None
Transient Storage:Hanger,Tie-Down
Other Services:Crop Dusting, Charter, Pilot Instruction, Aircraft Rental, Aircraft Sales

Ownership

Owner:City of Lebanon
Po Box 111
Lebanon, Mo 65536
417-532-2156
Manager:Mike Wood
Po Box 111
Lebanon, Mo 65536
(417) 532-7879

Runways

Runways:18/36

Runway 18/36

Length:5000 feet
by 3rd Party Survey on 06/13/2022
Width:75 feet
Surface:Asphalt / Bituminous Concrete, Excellent Condition
Surface Treatment:NONE
Weight Capacity:Single Wheel aircraft: 33,000 lbs
Dual Wheel aircraft: 54,000 lbs
Runway Lights Edge Intensity:Med Intensity
End 18 End 36
True Alignment:182,(182 Magnetic)002,(002 Magnetic)
ILS Type: SDF/DME
Runway Markings:Nonprecision Instrument,Good ConditionNonprecision Instrument,Good Condition
Elevation at End:1305.7' MSL1319.2' MSL
Elevation at Touchdown Zone:1316.0' MSL1320.7' MSL
Threshold Crossing Glide Path Height:40' AGL40' AGL
Visual Glide Path Angle:3.00°3.00°
Visual Glide Slope Indicator:4-light PAPI on left side of runway4-light PAPI on left side of runway
Runway End Identifer Lights (REIL):YesYes
Objects:Trees 
Objects affecting Navigable Airspace (CFR part 77):Other than utility runway with a nonprecision approach having visibility minimums greater than 3/4 mileOther than utility runway with a nonprecision approach having visibility minimums greater than 3/4 mile
Object Clearance Slope:15:134:1
Object Height:26' AGL 
Object Distance:600' Along centerline
300'Left and Right of centerline
 

Procedures

NOTAMs

Additional Remarks

Sprayer Aircraft on and in Vicinity of Airport During Spring and Summer Months.
Birds, Wildlife on & in Vicinity of Airport.
for Cd Contact Springfield Approach at 417-868-5620/5619.

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