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Toccoa Airport - R.G. LeTourneau Field (TOC/KTOC) is a city-owned general aviation airport about three miles southeast of downtown Toccoa, Georgia. Named for industrialist and inventor R.G. LeTourneau, it sits in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains near Currahee Mountain and serves private, business, and recreational flying. The non-towered field has a single 5,001-foot asphalt runway and no scheduled commercial service.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know to check for morning valley fog and rising terrain near Currahee Mountain; a quick call to the FBO or local pilots can confirm current conditions before departure.
🚖 Getting There
The airport does not have scheduled public transit; arrange a rental car, taxi, or rideshare in advance, as on-demand options in Toccoa are limited. Downtown Toccoa is about a 10-minute drive via GA-17/US-123, and I-85 connects to Atlanta and Greenville for longer trips. Many pilots park on-site and use the airport as a convenient base for the northeast Georgia mountains.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What facilities are available at Toccoa Airport?
A: The airport offers a non-towered runway, self-serve 100LL avgas, tiedown parking, and a small terminal or pilot lounge. There is no commercial airline service, control tower, or on-site rental car desk.
Q: What is the runway length at KTOC?
A: Runway 9/27 is 5,001 feet long and 75 feet wide with an asphalt surface. It can accommodate most light twins and small business jets, but check performance for the elevation and nearby terrain.
Q: Is there fuel at Toccoa Airport?
A: Yes, 100LL avgas is typically available via self-serve. Confirm current hours and payment methods before arrival, as staffing may be limited.
Q: How far is Toccoa Airport from Atlanta?
A: It is roughly 90-100 miles northeast of Atlanta, about a 1.5- to 2-hour drive depending on traffic. Greenville, South Carolina, is about an hour away.
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