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Plan a trip involving Cross City Airport (KCTY) with airport location, runway references and nearby empty-leg listings. The direct carrier must confirm airport access and aircraft suitability for your itinerary.
KCTY - Cross City Airport, Cross City, Florida, United States
ICAO Code: KCTY · IATA Code: CTY
Identifier references: OurAirports · FAA NASR (September 3, 2026).
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Airport Classification
Small airport
Scheduled passenger service is not listed in the source; this does not determine charter access.
Longest Published Runway
5,005 ft
Reference length only; usable runway and aircraft performance must be confirmed for the mission.
Field Elevation
42 ft
Published reference elevation; verify current airport and performance information before departure.
FBO, Handling & Access
Confirm for this mission
Current suitability, handling, parking, fuel, and permissions require direct-carrier confirmation.
OurAirports identifies Cross City Airport (KCTY) as a small airport in Cross City, Florida, United States, serving the Cross City area. Its source identifiers are CTY, KCTY. The source does not mark scheduled passenger service, which does not determine private-charter access.
For preliminary comparison, the same source lists a longest published runway of 5,005 feet and a field elevation of 42 feet. Those values are reference fields, not an operating approval. Before a trip is proposed, the direct air carrier must confirm airport status and access, usable runway length and surface, aircraft performance, payload, weather, current notices, parking, fuel, customs when applicable, and handling for the requested date.
For a useful review, provide the passenger count, baggage, pets, accessibility needs, preferred schedule, and exact ground destination. Jet Partners acts as an air charter broker and does not operate aircraft; a licensed direct air carrier controls and operates the flight. Aircraft, airport suitability, availability, operator, payment, change, and cancellation terms are confirmed in writing for the specific trip.
Reference coordinates, classification, elevation, and published runway length shown on this page come from OurAirports open data for source ident KCTY. Reference fields can change and do not confirm airport status, charter access, or operator acceptance.
Planning references: the FAA Chart Supplement search and NOTAM Search. These are research starting points, not confirmation that KCTY accepts charter operations. Current access and mission suitability require direct-carrier confirmation.
| Airport | Distance from KCTY | Published runway |
|---|---|---|
| Cross City Airport (KCTY)OurAirports record for KCTY | This airport | 5,005 ft |
| Perry-Foley Airport (KFPY)OurAirports record for K40J | 41.4 mi | 5,013 ft |
| Williston Municipal Airport (KX60)OurAirports record for KX60 | 42.7 mi | 6,669 ft |
| Flying Tiger Field (FL54)OurAirports record for FL54 | 46.5 mi | 5,000 ft |
Distances are between airport coordinates, not driving distances or flight routes. Runway figures are source references, not usable landing distances. View the KCTY source record or read the methodology and download airport reference data.
For a destination guide, trip brief or article, reference this stable page and the underlying source. Include the date you accessed it.
Jet Partners. Cross City Airport (KCTY) airport planning reference. https://jetpartners.aero/airports/CTY#airport-reference. Reference data: OurAirports. Add your access date when citing.
Permanent link to this referenceRequest a trip-specific review involving Cross City Airport. Airport access, aircraft, operator, availability, payment, change, and cancellation terms are confirmed in writing for the mission.