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KAUO
Auburn University Regional Airport · Auburn
Key Facts
Essential technical summary for MSFS 2020/2024 and X-Plane.
ILS Approach StatusILS FREQUENCIES VERIFIED ✅
Field Elevation
777 ft / 237 m
Transition Altitude
18,000 ft
Primary Channel
CLD 118.70 MHz (ATLANTA CLNC DEL)
Live Conversion
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Welcome to the technical flight briefing for Auburn University Regional Airport (KAUO), located in Auburn, United States. As a vital hub for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, MSFS 2020, and X-Plane pilots, this facility features 2 active runways with a maximum elevation of 777 ft. Instrument approaches (IFR) are supported with verified ILS frequencies and identifiers for precision landings.Reference the data below for primary communication channels and detailed runway characteristics. Pilots should observe a Transition Altitude of 18,000 ft verified for this field for altimeter reset procedures.
Full Name
Auburn University Regional Airport
ICAO / IATA
KAUO / AUO
Municipality
Auburn
Country
Region
US-AL — Alabama
GPS Coordinates
Transition Altitude
18,000 ft
Elevation
777 ft
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Runway 18 / 36
ILS EQUIPPEDLIGHTED
Runway Length: 5,264 ft / 1,604 m
Runway Width: 100 ft / 30 m
Surface Type: Asphalt
Heading: 181° / 1°
Runway Width: 100 ft / 30 m
Surface Type: Asphalt
Heading: 181° / 1°
RWY 18 (181°)
No ILS / Visual Only
RWY 36 (1°)
110.10 MHz
IDENT: AUO | CRS: 5°
Runway 11 / 29
LIGHTED
Runway Length: 4,000 ft / 1,219 m
Runway Width: 75 ft / 23 m
Surface Type: Asphalt
Heading: 107° / 287°
Runway Width: 75 ft / 23 m
Surface Type: Asphalt
Heading: 107° / 287°
RWY 11 (107°)
No ILS / Visual Only
RWY 29 (287°)
No ILS / Visual Only
A/D ATLANTA APP/DEP
125.50 MHz
AWOS AWOS 3
132.57 MHz
CLD ATLANTA CLNC DEL
118.70 MHz
UNIC CTAF/UNICOM
123.00 MHz
Base Airport Data: OurAirports (Public Domain)
Instrument Approach Data: FAA NASR · Cycle: Jan 2026