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JACKSON-MEDGAR WILEY EVERS INTL

JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI FAA JAN ICAO KJAN Open to the public

Runways

2 records · drawn to relative scale
16L/34R 8,500 × 150 ft · Asphalt (good) · High-intensity edge lights
Runway-end details
Runway 16L/34R end details
EndTrue hdgILS Glide slope aidApproach lights Displaced thrDeclared distances
16L 158° ILS PAPI · 4-light · left side ALSF2 High-intensity ALS with sequenced flashers (CAT II/III)
34R 338° PAPI · 4-light · right side
16R/34L 8,500 × 150 ft · Asphalt (excellent) · High-intensity edge lights
Runway-end details
Runway 16R/34L end details
EndTrue hdgILS Glide slope aidApproach lights Displaced thrDeclared distances
16R 158° PAPI · 4-light · left side
34L 338° ILS MALSR Medium-intensity ALS with runway alignment lights

Communications

23 published frequencies
Published communications frequencies
UseFrequencyHours
JAN VOT111.0
CTAF120.9
LCL/P120.91200-0500Z++
ATIS121.051200-0500Z++
JAN ASOS121.05
EMERG121.51200-0500Z++
GND/P121.71200-0500Z++
JACKSON RCO122.2
UNICOM122.95
APCH/P DEP/P IC123.91200-0500Z++
CLASS C123.91200-0500Z++
APCH/P DEP/P125.251200-0500Z++
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CLASS C125.251200-0500Z++
JACKSON RCAG132.5
EMERG243.01200-0500Z++
JACKSON RCAG259.1
ANG COMD POST264.61200-0500Z++
APCH/P DEP/P IC317.71200-0500Z++
CLASS C317.71200-0500Z++
APCH/P DEP/P319.21200-0500Z++
CLASS C319.21200-0500Z++
GND/P348.61200-0500Z++
LCL/P352.01200-0500Z++

Instrument landing systems

NASR ILS_BASE records
Instrument landing system records
Runway endSystemCategory FrequencyStatus
16L ILS IIIB 110.5 Operational ifr
34L ILS I 109.3 Operational restricted

FAA listing history

Identities observed in NASR snapshots
JACKSON-MEDGAR WILEY EVERS INTL Observed 2024-06-13 through 2026-07-09 KJAN

Dates describe available FAA snapshots, not exact opening, closure or construction dates.

Material changes

First observed in NASR cycles

No public material changes are recorded yet.

FAA NASR cycle effective 2026-08-06. Operational information changes every cycle — consult current FAA publications, the Chart Supplement and NOTAMs before flight.