Airports

KAAS TAYLOR COUNTY

Campbellsville, KY · FAA identifier AAS · Accident history (NTSB)

Elevation
921 ft
Tower
Uncontrolled
Use
Public
Position
37°21′29.8″N
085°18′33.9″W

Conditions

METAR 14 minutes ago
METAR KAAS 120655Z AUTO 32005KT 10SM OVC016 10/09 A2975 RMK AO1
     Category: MVFR
         Wind: 320° at 5 kt
   Visibility: 10 sm
Temp/Dewpoint: 10°C / 9°C
    Altimeter: 29.75" Hg
          Sky: 1,600 ft - OVC
TAF — NEAREST (KSME) 1h 40m ago
Prevailing 1206Z-1306Z NOW
KSME 120529Z 1206/1306 24008KT P6SM FEW025 SCT045
     Category: VFR
         Wind: 240° at 8 kt
   Visibility: more than 6 sm
      Weather: KSME 120529Z
          Sky: 2,500 ft - FEW
               4,500 ft - SCT
FM 120800Z IN 50m
FM120800 26010KT P6SM BKN010 BKN015
     Category: MVFR
         Wind: 260° at 10 kt
   Visibility: more than 6 sm
          Sky: 1,000 ft - BKN
               1,500 ft - BKN
FM 120900Z IN 1h 50m
FM120900 27011KT P6SM BKN007 OVC010
     Category: IFR
         Wind: 270° at 11 kt
   Visibility: more than 6 sm
          Sky:   700 ft - BKN
               1,000 ft - OVC
FM 121200Z IN 4h 50m
FM121200 29012KT P6SM BKN015
     Category: MVFR
         Wind: 290° at 12 kt
   Visibility: more than 6 sm
          Sky: 1,500 ft - BKN
FM 121400Z IN 6h 50m
FM121400 30012KT P6SM SCT015
     Category: VFR
         Wind: 300° at 12 kt
   Visibility: more than 6 sm
          Sky: 1,500 ft - SCT
PROB30 1221Z-1302Z IN 13h 50m
PROB30 6SM -SHRA BKN025
     Category: MVFR
   Visibility: 6 sm
      Weather: -SHRA
          Sky: 2,500 ft - BKN
FM 130500Z IN 21h 50m
FM130500 31007KT P6SM BKN015
     Category: MVFR
         Wind: 310° at 7 kt
   Visibility: more than 6 sm
          Sky: 1,500 ft - BKN

Runways

05/23 5,004 x 75 - ASPH-G
05
5 kt cross from left
23
5 kt cross from right
0523N ↑

Frequencies

CTAF 122.700
UNICOM 122.700
AWOS-3 121.125
All frequencies (5)
UseFrequencySectorHours
CTAF 122.700
UNICOM 122.700
AWOS-3 121.125
INDIANAPOLIS CENTER 124.625
INDIANAPOLIS CENTER 353.65

Procedures and charts

Charts open from the FAA's digital Terminal Procedures Publication, cycle 2612, effective 11/26/2026 12:00:00 AM to 12/24/2026 12:00:00 AM. Not for navigation; check the cycle before flight.

NOTAMs

Not for operational use

NOTAMs as captured by CircumFlight from the FAA's NOTAM distribution; not FAA data, and not necessarily complete or current. Always get an official briefing before flight.

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Release queue

Awaiting release

No departures are waiting on a release time right now.

Recently released

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Release times (the slot at the departure fix) and delay causes from traffic management, derived by CircumFlight, as of 0709Z; not FAA data and not for operational use. Get your release from ATC. Aircraft whose owners have asked the FAA to limit the display of their flights are not shown.

Arrivals and departures

Arrivals

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Departures

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Flights seen in the last five minutes, as of 0709Z. A departure at a gate has its departure clearance and has not yet moved; a place marked (est.) is the nearest stand to the aircraft's last surface position. Derived by CircumFlight from air traffic management feeds; not FAA data and not for operational use. Times are estimates from distance and ground speed. Aircraft whose owners have asked the FAA to limit the display of their flights are not shown.

Statistics

Grants

Awarded FY2010–FY2025
$3.7M
$3,695,881 in 15 grants
AIP share
86%
$3.2M AIP · $151K relief · $371K infrastructure law
Rank, United States
0.00% of all awards FY2010–FY2025
Rank, KY
0.29% of the state's airport awards
$0$500K$1.0M$1.5M$2.0M'10FY2010: $78,000'11FY2011: $100,000'12FY2012: $64,596'13FY2013: $51,048'14FY2014: $300,000'15FY2015: $400,870'16'17FY2017: $90,000'18'19FY2019: $260,000'20FY2020: $1,199,367FY2020: $1,199,367'21FY2021: $9,000'22FY2022: $270,400FY2022: $270,400'23'24FY2024: $837,600FY2024: $837,600'25FY2025: $35,000
AIP Pandemic relief, ARRA Infrastructure law (AIG, ATRM, FCT)
By fiscal year
FYGrantsAwardedAIPOther programs Share of US
2010 1 $78,000 $78,000 — 0.00%
2011 1 $100,000 $100,000 — 0.00%
2012 1 $64,596 $64,596 — 0.00%
2013 1 $51,048 $51,048 — 0.00%
2014 1 $300,000 $300,000 — 0.01%
2015 1 $400,870 $400,870 — 0.01%
2017 1 $90,000 $90,000 — 0.00%
2019 1 $260,000 $260,000 — 0.01%
2020 1 $1,199,367 $1,079,430 $119,937 0.02%
2021 1 $9,000 $0 $9,000 0.00%
2022 2 $270,400 $248,400 $22,000 0.00%
2024 2 $837,600 $501,600 $336,000 0.01%
2025 1 $35,000 $0 $35,000 0.00%

Other programs: pandemic relief (CARES, CRRSA, ARPA), the infrastructure law (AIG, ATRM, FCT) and ARRA. US $ / op is that fiscal year's awards to towered fields divided by those fields' operations, so it compares like with like; Share of US is this field's awards against every award in the FAA's report for the year.

By categorywhat the money was for
CategoryGrantsAwardedShare
Taxiways 3 $1,477,367 40%
Buildings, roads and utilities 3 $1,137,600 31%
Planning and environmental 5 $515,996 14%
Lighting, signs and navaids 1 $400,870 11%
Land and easements 1 $82,000 2.2%
Safety and security 1 $51,048 1.4%
Pandemic relief 2 $31,000 0.84%

Categories are read from the FAA's project wording by CircumFlight's rules (noise mitigation first, then the pandemic programs, terminals, runways, taxiways, aprons, lighting and navaids, safety and security, snow removal and equipment, land, planning, buildings and roads). A grant that lists several projects is counted under its largest line item here and shown under it below; a line item with several projects takes the first one named.

Awardsnewest first · click a heading to sort · Sponsor: Taylor County Airport Board
FY Grant Category Amount Work
2025 3-21-0008-029-2025
2025-05-30
Planning and environmental $35,000 Conduct/Update Airport Drainage Study
2024 3-21-0008-027-2024
2024-09-09
Buildings, roads and utilities $501,600 Construct/Expand Hangar
2024 3-21-0008-028-2024
2024-09-05
Buildings, roads and utilities $336,000 Construct/Expand Hangar
2022 3-21-0008-024-2022
2022-03-28
Pandemic relief $22,000 General ARPA
2022 3-21-0008-025-2022
2022-06-21
Planning and environmental $248,400 Update Airport Master Plan or Study
2021 3-21-0008-023-2021
2021-07-14
Pandemic relief $9,000 CRRSA Act Funds
2020 seq. 21 Taxiways $1,199,367
$1.1M AIP
Construct Taxiway
2019 3-21-0008-020-2019 Taxiways $260,000 Construct Taxiway; Acquire Land for Development
2017 seq. 19 Planning and environmental $90,000 Conduct Environmental Study
2015 seq. 18 Lighting, signs and navaids $400,870 Install Miscellaneous NAVAIDS, Install Runway Lighting - 05/23, Install Taxiway Lighting
2014 seq. 17 Buildings, roads and utilities $300,000 Improve Airport Drainage [Improve Airport Drainage (Construction)]
2013 seq. 16 Safety and security $51,048 Remove Obstructions, Update Miscellaneous Study
2012 seq. 15 Planning and environmental $64,596 Improve Airport Drainage, Update Miscellaneous Study
2011 seq. 14 Taxiways $100,000 Rehabilitate Taxiway
2010 seq. 13 Planning and environmental $78,000 Update Airport Master Plan Study

From the FAA's Airport Improvement Program grant history reports, FY2010–FY2025 (federal fiscal years, October to September), as the FAA published them. Every program in those reports is counted: from FY2020 they include CARES, CRRSA and ARPA relief, and from FY2021 the infrastructure law's AIG, terminal (ATRM) and contract tower (FCT) grants, so a total here is not AIP alone; the AIP share is shown separately. Tower operations are the FAA's ATADS counts for towered fields, calendar years 2010 to 2024; a field without a tower has no counts, and a year's dollars per operation divide a fiscal year's awards by the same-numbered calendar year's count. Grants to state block programs, system plans and proposed airports carry no airport identifier and are not shown on airport pages. Ranks count airports with at least one award in these years. Figures are as published and may be revised by the FAA; this is not FAA analysis. Sources: FAA AIP grant histories, FAA ATADS airport operations. What a sponsor agrees to in accepting a grant: FAA grant assurances.

Nearby airports

AirportNameDistanceBearingConditionsWind
I96 COLUMBIA-ADAIR COUNTY 16.5 nm 187° S —
6I2 LEBANON SPRINGFIELD/GEORGE HOERTER FLD 16.8 nm 011° N —
K24 RUSSELL COUNTY 23.1 nm 155° SE —
KBRY SAMUELS FLD 28.8 nm 342° N MVFR 280° 5 kt
KDVK STUART POWELL FLD 28.9 nm 063° NE MVFR 290° 11G14 kt
KEKX ADDINGTON FLD 35.3 nm 304° NW MVFR 310° 9 kt
KGLW GLASGOW MUNI 36.5 nm 238° SW VFR 290° 10G15 kt
KEKQ WAYNE COUNTY 37.2 nm 144° SE IFR 250° 9 kt
KSME LAKE CUMBERLAND RGNL 37.9 nm 119° SE VFR 240° 9 kt
Private-use fields nearby (8)
53KT LIBERTY-CASEY COUNTY 12.3 nm 104° E —
36KY ARNOLDS 19.3 nm 022° N —
21KY LINCOLN FARM 23.1 nm 298° NW —
04KY NATCHEZ TRACE FARM 26.6 nm 240° SW —
2KY4 OZ 29.9 nm 307° NW —
59KY SAMUELS SPRINGS 34.4 nm 340° N —
4KY1 CREEK SIDE LANDING 35.7 nm 219° SW —
5KY8 HAROLD REYNOLDS 36.7 nm 030° NE —

Distances are great-circle from the airport reference point; bearings and winds are true. Conditions are each field's own METAR from the last two hours; a dash means it has none.