Private Aviation Airport

Warsaw Municipal Airport (KRAW)

Warsaw's Premier Private Jet Gateway · Warsaw, MO


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Warsaw Municipal Airport, Warsaw, MO

Airport Overview

Warsaw Municipal Airport (KRAW) sits at 936 feet above sea level near Warsaw, MO. Runway infrastructure includes 1 strip(s); the primary surface extends 4,000 feet (N/A). Warsaw Municipal Airport offers the speed and privacy that private aviation clients expect: board, depart, arrive. For official FAA airport data, visit the FAA Airport Data portal or AirNav KRAW.

Private Aviation Briefing

Warsaw Municipal Airport provides general aviation access to the Warsaw area. The field sits at 936 ft MSL MSL. Here is the charter and operational briefing for KRAW.

U.S. General Aviation Context

Warsaw Municipal Airport is part of the U.S. National Airspace System, regulated by the FAA. As a MO facility, the airport contributes to the regional transportation network connecting Warsaw to the broader aviation system. FAA Part 135 charter operators serve this airport, and The Jet Finder can source aircraft positioned near KRAW for on-demand charter.

Runway Capability

At 4000 feet, Warsaw Municipal Airport serves light jets and turboprops. The Citation CJ series, Phenom 100, HondaJet, and King Air family operate within this runway capability. Midsize jets require careful performance analysis based on temperature and aircraft weight. Pilots should reference aircraft-specific takeoff and landing distance charts for KRAW's runway length and 936 ft MSL elevation.

Charter Considerations

Peak travel periods affect aircraft availability and pricing near Warsaw. Holiday weekends, major events, and seasonal migration patterns drive demand. Booking 7 to 14 days ahead of peak periods secures better aircraft selection and pricing from KRAW. Last-minute charter is possible but typically costs 15 to 30% more due to limited positioning options.

What to Know Before You Fly

Weather at Warsaw Municipal Airport affects scheduling reliability. IFR-equipped aircraft and instrument-rated crews fly in most weather conditions, but low ceilings, thunderstorms, and winter ice can delay departures. Flexible scheduling improves reliability. Morning departures generally encounter better weather than afternoon flights, particularly during convective season.

Safety & Planning

Instrument approach availability at Warsaw Municipal Airport determines minimum weather for arrival. Airports with ILS approaches allow lower minimums than GPS-only fields. If KRAW has limited approach options, weather alternate planning becomes critical. The Jet Finder identifies suitable alternate airports and factors this into flight planning for charter from Warsaw Municipal Airport.

Airport Selection Strategy

Choosing Warsaw Municipal Airport over a larger commercial hub near Warsaw often reduces total travel time. General aviation airports like KRAW eliminate terminal congestion, commercial airline scheduling, and the 90-minute early arrival buffer. The net time savings on a typical trip can exceed three hours each direction.

Seasonal Factors

Seasonal demand patterns affect charter availability and pricing from Warsaw Municipal Airport. Holiday periods (Thanksgiving, Christmas, Spring Break) see 40 to 60% price increases due to demand spikes. Summer leisure travel and winter ski season create directional imbalances that generate empty leg opportunities. Planning around these patterns saves significantly on charter from KRAW.

Location & Address

Warsaw Municipal Airport is positioned at coordinates 38.3469° N, -93.3454° W, at 936 feet above mean sea level. Ground transportation from KRAW to Warsaw proper is typically a short drive. Private aviation eliminates the hours that commercial airport processing adds to your trip.

Runways & Facilities

Warsaw Municipal Airport's 4,000-foot runway accommodates turboprops, very light jets, and most light jet categories (Citation CJ series, Phenom 100/300, Premier I). Some midsize jets can operate under light-load conditions. Pilots should calculate performance based on temperature, elevation, and aircraft weight.

FBOs & Ground Services

Warsaw Municipal Airport offers ground handling through its on-airport service provider. Fuel availability, hangar space, and passenger amenities should be confirmed prior to arrival. The Warsaw area may have limited FBO options compared to larger metropolitan airports.

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Airport Specifications

Airport Identity
Airport NameWarsaw Municipal Airport
ICAO CodeKRAW
IATA CodeRAW
FAA IdentifierRAW
AddressWarsaw, MO
Elevation936 ft MSL
Coordinates38.3469° N, 93.3454° W
FAA DataAirNav RAW
Operations & Facilities
Runways18/36: 4,000 ft (CON)
FBOsAirport Services
CustomsNot available
FuelContact airport for availability
HoursContact airport for hours
ApproachesContact airport for approach information
Tower / FreqSee Airport/Facility Directory

Regional Aviation Context

Missouri's central U.S. position makes its airports natural stops for coast-to-coast flights. The state experiences all four seasons and the full range of associated weather challenges.

Operational Considerations

Warsaw Municipal Airport's 936-foot field elevation keeps density altitude effects manageable. Even on warm days, density altitude here tops out around 2,736 feet — within normal performance parameters for most aircraft. The 4,000-foot runway provides approximately 3,888 feet of effective sea-level performance.

Warsaw Municipal Airport's temperate latitude produces generally favorable flying conditions with seasonal variation. Winter brings frontal passages that can drop ceilings to IFR minimums for 24-48 hour periods. Freezing precipitation is possible but less persistent than at higher latitudes. Summer convective activity peaks in late afternoon — morning departures typically encounter smoother, clearer conditions. Year-round instrument currency is recommended for reliable scheduling.

Nearby Airports

Airports within 150 nautical miles of Warsaw Municipal Airport. Useful for alternate planning, repositioning, or comparing FBO options.

Frequently Asked Questions

The ICAO identifier for Warsaw Municipal Airport is KRAW. The FAA designator is also KRAW. Use this code when filing flight plans and referencing the airport in official communications.

You will find Warsaw Municipal Airport near Warsaw, MO. The geographic position is 38.3469° N, 93.3454° W, at an elevation of 936 feet MSL.

Warsaw Municipal Airport operates 1 runway(s). 18/36 is the longest at 4,000 feet on CON. Aircraft performance planning should account for field elevation of 936 feet.

Private jets can land at Warsaw Municipal Airport provided the 4,000-foot runway meets their performance requirements. Light and very light jets typically operate without restriction. Midsize jets may require careful performance analysis depending on conditions.

For FBO information at Warsaw Municipal Airport, visit airnav.com/airport/KRAW or contact the airport office. Service levels vary; pre-arrival coordination is recommended for special requirements.

Warsaw Municipal Airport has a field elevation of 936 feet above mean sea level. This affects aircraft performance calculations, particularly during hot weather when density altitude increases.

For approach data at Warsaw Municipal Airport, reference the AirNav entry for KRAW or the FAA's digital Terminal Procedures. Approach type and minimums vary by facility.

The Jet Finder arranges private charter from Warsaw Municipal Airport (KRAW). Tell us where you need to go, when, and how many passengers. We handle the aircraft sourcing, operator vetting, and logistics.

General aviation aircraft including piston singles, turboprops, and light jets routinely use Warsaw Municipal Airport. The 4,000-foot runway is the determining factor for larger categories. Consult aircraft performance data for specifics.

Tower status at KRAW: check the current A/FD entry. If non-towered, Warsaw Municipal Airport uses CTAF for traffic coordination. Pilots should announce intentions on the appropriate frequency.

Warsaw Municipal Airport (KRAW) fuel information is available through AirNav. Common fuel types at general aviation airports include 100LL and Jet-A. Availability and pricing should be verified before planning a fuel stop.

International operations from Warsaw Municipal Airport require U.S. Customs and Border Protection clearance. Some airports arrange CBP on-call or by appointment. Contact KRAW and The Jet Finder for international flight planning.

Current conditions at KRAW: check METAR/TAF on aviationweather.gov or your EFB. Warsaw Municipal Airport is subject to MO's regional weather, which may include convective activity, low ceilings, or seasonal wind patterns.

KRAW provides access to Warsaw, MO. Ground transfer time from Warsaw Municipal Airport to local destinations is generally efficient. The airport's GA-specific environment means no terminal queues — just a direct walk from ramp to vehicle.

Warsaw Municipal Airport offers aircraft parking for visiting and based aircraft. Tiedown and hangar rates at KRAW should be confirmed directly with the airport. Overnight parking may require advance arrangement.

For a flight quote from Warsaw Municipal Airport (KRAW), contact The Jet Finder at thejetfinder.com/contact.html. Include your destination, dates, passenger count, and any special requirements. We respond with operator options and pricing.


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