Double Eagle II (KAEG)
Towered public-use airport serving Albuquerque, New Mexico, at 5,837 ft elevation.
Elevation5,837 ft
ControlTowered
Longest runway7,398 ft
Magnetic variation11° E
High elevation. At 5,837 ft, density altitude on a warm day can be thousands of feet higher. Check performance with the density altitude calculator.
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Live weather
Forecast (TAF)
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Frequencies
| ATIS | 119.025 |
|---|---|
| CTAF | 120.15 |
| Clearance delivery | 124.8 |
| Ground | 121.625 |
| Tower | 120.15 |
| Approach/Departure | 127.4 Albuquerque |
Runways
| Runway | Size | Surface | Lights |
|---|---|---|---|
| 04/22 | 7,398 × 100 ft | Asphalt | Medium intensity |
| 17/35 | 5,983 × 100 ft | Asphalt | Medium intensity |
Fuel: 100LL, A1. Sectional: Albuquerque.
Runway diagram
Drawn to scale from FAA runway-end data, true north up. ᴿ = right-hand traffic pattern for runway 22, 35. Not for navigation: use the official FAA airport diagram and Chart Supplement.
Nearby airports
KABQAlbuquerque International Sunport11 NM SEE98Mid Valley Airpark23 NM SKBRGBelen Regional30 NM S1N1Sandia Airpark Estates East31 NM E0E0Moriarty Municipal40 NM EE92Estancia Municipal44 NM SE
Before you fly here
- Read the FAA Chart Supplement entry for AEG: traffic pattern, CTAF/UNICOM, hours, fuel and remarks.
- Check NOTAMs and get a weather briefing at 1800wxbrief.com.
- Study the airport diagram and the sectional around KAEG for airspace and terrain.
- More detail: AirNav · SkyVector
Airport data from the FAA National Airspace System Resource (NASR) subscription effective Oct 1, 2026; magnetic variation as published for 1990. Weather is live from aviationweather.gov. Always confirm with current official sources before flight. This guide is a study aid.