TKI: Pilot Information

The Basics

Current as of July 1, 2021 - information provided for reference only, not for navigation.

  • No delays
  • U.S. Customs on-site
  • Inside fringe of DFW class B airspace
  • FAA identifier - KTKI
  • Check NOTAMs
  • Runway 18 / 36 - 7,002 x 150’
  • SWL 75,000 lbs
  • DWL 150,000 lbs
  • DTW 450,000 lbs
  • Elevation - 585’
  • Location - 2 miles SE of downtown McKinney
  • Lat / Long - N33°10.68’ / W96°35.43’
  • Tower hours - 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily
  • See current Airport Diagram

Radio Frequencies

  • Ground - 121.875
  • Tower / CTAF - 118.825
  • Clearance delivery (when tower is closed) - 121.35
  • ASOS - 119.925 (Telephone - 972-548-8525)
  • Unicom - 122.95
  • Approach/Navigation Facilities:
  • Regional Approach - 124.3
  • Fort Worth FSS (FTW) - 800-WX-Brief - 800-992-7433)
  • VOR-DME or GPSA
  • ILS w/DME RWY 18 - 109.35 (COM MELISA)
  • GPS to RWY 18 and RWY 36 (w/ILS mins)
  • VOR/DMR-A- 114.6 (BYP)
  • VOR w/DME - 116.2 (CVE)
  • NDB (COM) - 421 (VLY)
  • RTR-O (only after hours) - 121.35
  • Outer Marker: 421
  • MALSR: RWY 18
  • MALS:  RWY 36
  • PAPI: RWY 18 - 36

Notice to Airmen (NOTAM)

NOTAMs are filed with the Federal Aviation Administration to alert aircraft pilots of potential hazards along a flight route or at a location that could affect the safety of the flight. Hazards could include, but are not limited to: 

  • Airfield surface conditions or closures
  • Airspace restrictions
  • Inoperable lights on potential obstructions
  • Inoperable navigational aids
  • Maintenance activity on airfield surfaces
  • Crane activity near airfields
  • Air shows

Current NOTAMs for McKinney National Airport can be viewed at FAA NOTAM Search. The FAA Identifier for McKinney National Airport is KTKI.