Berrien County Airport (4J2)

Berrien County Airport (FAA Identifier: 4J2) is a publicly-owned airport located in Nashville, Georgia, just one mile east of the city center. With a runway that measures 5,002 feet and operates under visual flight rules, the airport caters to general aviation, offering a lighted approach and essential facilities for pilots and their aircraft. The airport is equipped with standard features including parking tiedowns and segmented circle indicators, but lacks full-time attendance and advanced services like airframe and powerplant maintenance. Despite its modest size, Berrien County Airport plays a vital role in supporting local aviation activities and connecting the community to broader air travel. Generated from the website

The Douglas Municipal Gene Chambers Airport serves as a strategic hub for transportation and economic opportunities in the Southeast, featuring a 6,005-foot runway and a range of amenities including free Wi-Fi, pilot lounges, and specialized facilities for both commercial and general aviation needs. The airport is committed to enhancing local and regional connectivity, while supporting the overall economic growth of Douglas and Coffee County. With ongoing plans for future improvements and a strong focus on inclusivity, the airport aims to support local businesses through its Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program and remains dedicated to providing quality services and facilities that cater to the needs of its patrons and the community at large. Educational programs and flight instruction opportunities also underscore the airport's commitment to fostering aviation careers and community engagement. Generated from the website