John C. Tune Airport KJWN / JWN
Nashville's reliever west of the city, 20 minutes from Downtown, with an authority-run FBO, a lengthened 6,000 ft runway and no airline traffic. No customs; rebuilt after the 2020 tornado with new hangars.
6,000 ft
Longest runway
20 min
Drive to Nashville
1
FBOs / handlers
495 ft
Elevation
Facts
- Hours
- H24 (attended 06:00–22:00)
- 24-hour operations
- Yes
- Customs & immigration
- No
- Prior permission (PPR)
- No
- Slot coordination
- No
- Noise curfew
- No
- Runway surface
- asphalt
- Fuel
- Jet A, Avgas 100LL
- Helipad
- Yes
- Distance to centre
- 15 km
- Typical largest aircraft
- Up to super-midsize/large-cabin on a 6,000 ft runway.
Private terminals (FBOs)
- John C. Tune Airport FBO (MNAA)
An FBO is the private terminal: lounge, crew, fuel, customs desk. You drive up, walk 30 metres, and board.
Which jets can use this runway?
Based on published takeoff distances at maximum weight versus a 6,000 ft runway. Hot days, high elevation and wet runways reduce the margin.
✓ Comfortably
- Gulfstream Aerospace G600 5,700 ft
- Bombardier Global 5500 5,490 ft
- Bombardier Global 5000 5,540 ft
- Gulfstream Aerospace G500 5,300 ft
- Dassault Aviation Falcon 6X 5,480 ft
- Gulfstream Aerospace G450 5,600 ft
✕ Marginal or no
- Dassault Aviation Falcon 7X needs 5,710 ft
- Embraer Executive Jets Legacy 650E needs 5,741 ft
- Bombardier Global 8000 needs 5,760 ft
Other airports for Nashville
- Nashville International Airport KBNA 11,030 ft · 15 min