Airport Information

This section contains important information for pilots, navigational aids, charts, NoTAMs, AIRACAIP Supplements, Weather and landing fees & pricing at Rand Airport.

Important Notes

• Rand Airport is known for hot & high conditions and it’s relatively short runways
• The density altitude can be as high as 7,900ft when the OAT is at 30°C
• Urban sprawl surrounding the airport means there aren’t many forced landing fields or areas
• Rand Airport experiences a lot of windshear particularly on approach for runway 35
• High-tension power lines on approach to runway 17 are marked with red and white spheres
• High trees on approach to runway 17
• Be careful of the FAJS CTR when approaching runway 29 or departing runway 11