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KRYN ·
Ryan Field
32.14220°N
-111.17500°W
ARR / DAY
0
▼
100.0%
DEP / DAY
0
▼
100.0%
Ryan Field (KRYN) is a small general aviation airport located in Tucson, AZ, 16 mi west of Tucson. It features 3 runways with the longest being 5,500 feet.
Safety incidents
Last 1 days · 0 total
Current weather
Latest METAR observation
Temp
86°F
Wind
4 kts
220°
Visib
10+ km
Ceil
—
Runways
3 installed
06L/24R
4,900 ft × 75
ASP○ unlitMED
06R/24L
5,500 ft × 75
ASP● LITMED
15/33
4,010 ft × 75
ASP○ unlitMED
Runway intelligence
Which runway carries the operations, observed over the last 30 days
06R
36% of ops
696 land · 1,019 TO
06L
27% of ops
525 land · 363 TO
15
15% of ops
295 land · 26 TO
33
10% of ops
188 land · 85 TO
24L
6% of ops
125 land · 37 TO
24R
6% of ops
112 land · 63 TO
Runway 06R carries 36% of operations (696 landings, 1,019 takeoffs) over the last 30 days. The next most-used is 06L at 27%.
Approach quality
Per-runway unstable-approach, go-around, and long-rollout rates
06R
696 landings
UA 1%
06L
525 landings
UA 1%
15
295 landings
UA 13%
33
188 landings
UA 7%
24L
125 landings
UA 2%
24R
112 landings
UA 12%
Approaches to 06R show a 1% unstable-approach rate (6 UA events from 696 landings).Phase B will add wind-correlation: which crosswind band produces most UA events.
Traffic behavior
When the field is busy: hourly + weekday vs weekend
Daily avg
45.7
flights/day · 1,370 total
Busy hour (local)
4pm
also 3pm · 2pm
Day vs night
85%
06:00–20:00 local
Communications Frequencies
2026-06-11| Type | Freq (MHz) | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| CTAF | 125.800 | — |
| TWR | 120.350 | 0600-2000 |
| TWR | 125.800 | 0600-2000 |
| GND | 118.200 | 0600-2000 |
| ATIS | 133.350 | 0600-2000 |
| APCH | 128.500 | — |
| APCH | 273.600 | — |
| LCL/S | 120.350 | 0600-2000 |
| LCL/P | 125.800 | 0600-2000 |
| RYN NDB | 338.000 | — |
| OTHER | 338.000 | — |
Airport operations
- ARTCC:
- ZAB
- Mag var:
- 12° E
- Fuel:
- 100LL
Hourly traffic
Avg movements per hour · local time · last 30 days
Pilot & community notes
1 comment from OurAirports (click to expand)
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Pilot & community notes
1 comment from OurAirports (click to expand)
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Anonymous
07/02/2011
Next time you're in the area, look up Mr. Howard Deevers, a living legend in his own 50 years of aviation. Ask him how "Doc" is doing these days... you might even get him to show you how to fly, sign off on your certificate, take a look at your engine, or help you get your next rating. It's one-stop shopping with this incredible guy!
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