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KRYY ·
Cobb County-Mc Collum Field
34.01320°N
-84.59860°W
ARR / DAY
65
▼
19.7%
DEP / DAY
86
▼
20.1%
Cobb County-Mc Collum Field (KRYY) is a medium general aviation airport located in Atlanta, GA. It features 1 runway measuring 6,295 feet. SkyMeter has observed roughly 65 arrivals and 86 departures per day on average over the last 7 days.
Safety incidents
Last 7 days · 1 total
Current weather
Latest METAR observation
Temp
32°F
Wind
0 kts
0°
Visib
10+ km
Ceil
—
Runways
1 installed
09/27
6,295 ft × 100
ASP● LIT
Top carriers
Share of flights
Carriers
BPX
277
CXK
ATP Flight School
47
FWK
Flightworks
16
CTN
Croatia Airlines
12
EJA
Netjets Aviation
10
WUP
WUP
7
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CTE
Atlanta AIR Charter
6
FLC
United States Department of Transportation
5
KBA
Kenn Borek AIR
4
LXJ
Flexjet LLC (Richardson
4
CAP
United States AIR Force Auxiliary / Civil AIR Patrol (Richmond
4
CYO
ATI JET
3
CFH
Care Flight (NSW)
2
NON
NON
1
CTX
CTX
1
NJM
Northern JET Management
1
JNX
FLY Dreams
1
GLT
Aero Charter
1
Destination network
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Hourly traffic
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1 routes
| Route | Operator | Flights | Avg enroute |
|---|---|---|---|
KRYYPDK Atlanta, US |
CTX
CTX |
1 | 0h 35m |
Pilot & community notes
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Pilot & community notes
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Anonymous
12/17/2010
I did my primary training at RYY and then rented for a while until I moved. I liked the size of the airport and the fact that it has a tower, but is small enough that they have plenty of time to talk to you and the jets are never really in the way. Easy to fly in and out of, and the Atlanta Bravo is well above the airport. Haven't flown there as a visitor from another state, so I can't vouch for the FBO, but I really liked Superior Flight School when I was there.
YA
Yannick
08/02/2007
I was leaving in nearby Marietta at the time and this is where I took my first flying lessons back in 2000 in a C152. Nothing memorable about the place itself though.
I moved to Australia by the end of the same year, and didn't resume flying lessons until 2005.
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