Location
FAA Identifier: RNV
Lat/Long: 33-45-45.1000N / 090-45-28.6000W
33-45.751667N / 090-45.476667WF
Elevation: 140 ft 42.7 m (surveyed)
From City: 2 Miles NW of Cleveland, MS
Time Zone: UTC-5 (UTC-6 during Standard Time)
Zip Code: 38732
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Airport Communications
CTAF / UNICOM: 122.725
WX AWOS: 124.175
AWOS Phone Number: 662-843-3021
Memphis Center: 135.875
Emergency: 121.5
FSS: 122.55
Heavy Concentration of Student Activity in Vicinity of the Airport
Runway Information
Runway 18/36
Dimensions: 5005 x 75 ft.
Surface: Asphalt, in good condition
Airport Lighting
Pilot Controlled Medium Intensity Runway Lights (MIRL)
Runway End Identification Lights (REIL)
Beacon: White-Green
Lighted Wind Sock x 2
Visual Slope Indicator
Rwy 18 : 4 Light PAPI on Left (3.00 Degrees)
Rwy 36 : 4 Light PAPI on Right (3.25 Degrees)
Nearby Radio Navigation Aids
VOR Radial Distance Frequency
GLH 034 18.2 110.2
SQS 304 30.0 114.70
Instrument Approach Procedures
RNAV (GPS) RWY 18
RNAV (GPS) RWY 36
VOR-A
Departures (local):
- After takeoff on the appropriate runway, maintain the runway heading until the aircraft reaches 1500 fee t MSL.
- At 1500 ft. the pilot may depart on a 45 degree angle toward the pattern, straight out or on course.
- No departure may cross over the airport, or cross the pattern in any nonstandard turn below 2000 feet MSL.
- If remaining in the traffic pattern, commence turn to crosswind leg beyond the departure end of the runway within 300 feet of pattern altitude.
Arrivals (local):
- Aircraft arriving to the Cleveland airport shall listen to the Cleveland AWOS on a frequency 124.17 about ten miles from the airport. If the pilot is unable to obtain the current conditions, or is unsure of the landing runway, then the pilot shall listen constantly for other traffic in the Cleveland area. This could provide active runway information.
- If a pilot is unsure of the actual runway in use, the pilot should call Unicom and request an “airport advisory”. If there is no response the pilot should fly over the airport at 2000 feet MSL, observing the windsock to determine current wind conditions. If the pilot is still in doubt, the pilot may inquire as to the wind conditions from DSU base.
- When the proper runway has been identified, the pilot shall enter on a 45 degree entry for downwind at pattern altitude.
- If arriving from the opposite side of the downwind cross midfield at 2000 feet AGL. Do not descend until you have reached a point in which you are starting a turn to enter the 45 for downwind entry.
- The proper radio procedures shall be used and a constant scan for other traffic shall be maintained. All arriving aircraft must give way to aircraft already established in the traffic pattern.
Delta State Practice Areas
CLEVELAND AIRSPACE FEATURES
| VFR Minimum Visibility & Distance from Clouds 1200 ft AGL or less | VFR Minimum Viability | VFR Minimum Distance from Clouds | |
| CLASS E | N/A | Below 10,000 ft MSL
3 s.m. At or above 10,000 ft MSL 5 s.m. |
Below 10,000 ft MSL 500 ft below; 1000 ft above; 2000 ft horizontalAt or above 10,000 ft MSL1000 ft below; 1000 ft above; 1 s.m. horizontal |
| CLASS G | DAY
1 s.m. Clear of clouds NIGHT 3 s.m. 500 ft Below 1000 ft Above 2000 ft Horizontal |
Below 10,000 ft MSL
Day 1 s.m. Night 3 s.m. At or above 10,000 ft MSL 5 s.m. (Above 1200 ft AGL) |
Below 10,000 ft MSL 500 ft below; 1000 ft above; 2000 ft horizontal(Above 1200 ft AGL)At or above 10,000 ft MSL 1000 ft below; 1000 ft above; 1 s.m. horizontal (Above 1200 ft AGL) |
| Minimum Pilot Qualifications | VFR Entry and Equipment Requirements | ATC Services | |
| CLASS E | Student Pilot Certificate | None | IFR/IFR Separation – VFR Traffic Advisories (Workload Permitting) |
| CLASS G | Student Pilot Certificate | None | VFR Traffic Advisories (Workload Permitting) |
Clint Johnson, Airport Director
CLEVELAND MUNICIPAL AIRPORT 