
Description
Welcome!
Jesup-Wayne County Airport (KJES) is designated as a Regional Airport by Georgia Department of Transportation. The Wayne County government operates the FBO at the airport and provides 100LL and JetA1 fuel. The airport is located within the Coastal 1 (West) MOA, and roughly 12 miles west of the Restricted Area R-3007 complex. KJES has 1 runway with the length of 5500 feet, with RNAV approach procedure to each direction.
You may find further information about KJES, including the airport diagram, on Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) website.
Our Enhancement
- Pavement and decal re-work
- Parallel taxiway A extension east of the main apron to connect with Runway 29 turn-around taxiway (2025)
- Custom FBO terminal building, fuel station shelter, hangars
- Custom props include segmented circle, AWOS equipment, FAA L802 Airport Rotating Beacon
- Taxiway signs and windsock placement
- Forest and trees are removed along the approach light path to runway 29
- Obstruction lights on airport rotating beacon, windsocks, and AWOS
Installation
- Extract the "c3d-airport-kjes-jesup.zip" to the "Community" folder
Location
KJES - Jesup-Wayne County Airport
Explore Jesup-Wayne County Airport (KJES), a regional airport in Georgia offering 100LL and JetA1 fuel services. With a 5500-foot runway and RNAV approaches, this scenery includes custom buildings, pavements, and taxiway signs. Stay updated with ongoing construction work near the runway for a realistic flight experience.
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===This update (V1.2) applies to FS20 only=== Added exclusion polygon above the airport hangars Realigned airport features to latest imagery
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5 months ago
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RE: KAMG airport default buildings
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Have you considered doing John Edwin Jones Sr Field/Metter Municipal Airport (KMHP)? It's one of those fun "watch planes land as you drive by on the highway" airports that I've seen on I-75 driving between Atlanta and Savannah.
Keep up the awesome work!
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