KBVY Beverly Regional Airport
Beverly Regional Airport (BVY) is a towered general-aviation airport in Beverly / Danvers, Massachusetts, at 107 ft elevation, with 2 runways: 16/34 (5,001 ft), 09/27 (4,755 ft). Below: the current METAR and TAF decoded in plain English, runway wind components, frequencies, and the FAA terminal procedures for d-TPP 2611 (Oct 29, 2026 – Nov 26, 2026).
| Identifiers | ICAO KBVY · FAA BVY · IATA BVY |
|---|---|
| Location | Beverly / Danvers, MA · 42.5842, -70.9165 |
| Elevation | 107 ft MSL (33 m) |
| Tower | 125.2 MHz |
| ATIS | 119.2 MHz |
| FAA charts | 14 in d-TPP 2611 (Oct 29, 2026 – Nov 26, 2026) |
KBVY METAR and TAF
METAR KBVY 010453Z AUTO 30003KT 10SM CLR M01/M04 A3048 RMK AO2 SLP316 T10061039 401171006| Wind | From 300° at 3 kt |
|---|---|
| Visibility | 10 statute miles or more |
| Weather | None reported |
| Clouds | Clear below 12,000 ft (automated) |
| Temperature / dew point | -1°C (30°F) / -4°C (25°F) · spread 3°C |
| Altimeter | 30.48 inHg (1032 hPa) |
| Flight category | VFR — ceiling above 3,000 ft and visibility above 5 SM |
Remarks: AO2: automated station with a precipitation sensor · SLP316: sea-level pressure 1031.6 hPa · T10061039: temperature -0.6°C, dew point -3.9°C
Wind components by runway
From the METAR wind (300° true at 3 kt) and the runway true headings. Tower and ATIS winds are magnetic — use those for the actual runway choice.
- RWY 16: tailwind 3 kt, crosswind 1 kt from the right
- RWY 34: headwind 3 kt, crosswind 1 kt from the left
- RWY 09: tailwind 2 kt, crosswind 2 kt from the left
- RWY 27: headwind 2 kt, crosswind 2 kt from the right
KBVY does not issue a TAF. Check the TAF of the nearest larger airport, or an area forecast in an official briefing.
Source: NOAA Aviation Weather Center (aviationweather.gov). Times are UTC (Z). Decoded for learning — get an official weather briefing before flight.
Runways
| Runway | Length × width | Surface | Lighted |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16 / 34 | 5,001 × 100 ft | asphalt | Yes |
| 09 / 27 | 4,755 × 100 ft | asphalt | Yes |
Frequencies
| Service | Name | MHz |
|---|---|---|
| Approach / departure | BOSTON APP/DEP | 124.4 |
| ATIS | 119.2 | |
| CTAF | 125.2 | |
| Ground | 121.6 | |
| Tower | 125.2 | |
| UNICOM | 122.95 |
Runways and frequencies: OurAirports (public domain) — they can change. Check the FAA Chart Supplement for KBVY before you fly.
FAA charts for KBVY — d-TPP 2611
14 charts effective Oct 29, 2026 09:01Z until Nov 26, 2026 09:01Z. Each link opens the original FAA PDF (aeronav.faa.gov).
Airport diagram 1
Instrument approach procedures 4
Departure procedures (DP / ODP) 2
Arrivals (STAR) 3
- DREEM FOUR (RNAV)Revised this cycle
- DREEM FOUR (RNAV), CONT.1Revised this cycle
- ZELKA TWO (RNAV)
Minimums, hot spots and notices 4
KBVY on the FAA d-TPP search · Chart Supplement
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Charts: FAA digital Terminal Procedures Publication (d-TPP), public domain — linked unmodified, not hosted here. Airport data: OurAirports (public domain). Weather: NOAA Aviation Weather Center.
For practice and reference only — not for navigation or flight planning. Always check current official sources (FAA charts, Chart Supplement, NOTAMs, an official weather briefing). The pilot in command is responsible for the flight.