PILOT INFORMATION
Welcome to the Brooksville – Tampa Bay Regional Airport & Technology Center, where aviation convenience, operational efficiency, and pilot-focused service come together on Florida’s Adventure Coast. Whether you are arriving for business, recreation, or long-term aircraft basing, BKV is committed to delivering a safe, efficient, and welcoming experience. From modern airfield infrastructure to uncongested airspace and full-service aviation support, BKV continues to serve as a trusted destination for pilots throughout the Southeast.
The information provided on this page is intended as a general resource for VFR operations and airport familiarity. Pilots should always verify current conditions, NOTAMs, and operational information through official FAA and aviation sources prior to flight.
Location
Conveniently positioned just six miles southwest of Brooksville, Florida, BKV offers strategic access to the greater Tampa Bay region while maintaining the operational ease and efficiency valued by pilots and aviation operators.
FAA Identifier: BKV
Coordinates: 28.473611 / -82.4554167
Elevation: 75.7 feet (surveyed)
Magnetic Variation: 04W
Time Zone: UTC -4 (UTC -5 during Standard Time)
Airport Communications
BKV maintains a full range of communication services to support safe and efficient operations for both local and transient aircraft.
Brooksville Tower CTAF: 118.55
UNICOM: 123.0
WX ASOS: 134.725 | (352) 799-5881
Brooksville Ground: 121.4 (7:00 AM – 10:00 PM)
Brooksville Tower: 118.55 (7:00 AM – 10:00 PM)
Tampa Approach: 125.3 / 119.9
Tampa Departure: 125.3 / 119.9
Clearance Delivery (IFR): (813) 371-7810
NOTAM Notifications
Pilots and operators may request to receive BKV NOTAM notifications by email to stay informed about operational updates, airfield conditions, and important airport advisories. Contact the airport team to be added to the automatic notification list.
Runway Information
Runway 9/27 — 7,002 x 150 Feet
BKV’s primary runway supports a wide range of aviation activity, including corporate aviation, general aviation, and larger aircraft operations.
Medium-intensity runway edge lighting
Touchdown point markings
Category I ILS precision approach capabilities
Runway 3/21 — 4,200 x 150 Feet
The secondary runway provides additional operational flexibility and supports efficient traffic flow during varying wind and weather conditions.
Medium-intensity runway edge lighting
Touchdown point markings
Navigational Aids
BKV is equipped with advanced navigational infrastructure designed to support safe operations during a variety of weather conditions. The airport features a Category I Instrument Landing System (ILS) enhanced by a Medium Intensity Approach Lighting System with Runway Alignment Indicator Lights (MALSR/RAIL), providing both vertical and horizontal guidance for improved pilot visibility and safer approaches during reduced weather conditions.
In addition to precision approach capabilities on Runway 9, BKV also supports non-precision approaches to Runways 3, 21, and 27, offering added operational reliability for pilots and aircraft operators year-round.
Flight Tracking
Stay informed with real-time flight activity and airport operations through FlightAware tracking services for Brooksville – Tampa Bay Regional Airport & Technology Center.