US airport · FAA d-TPP 2611

KGMU Greenville Downtown Airport

Greenville Downtown Airport (GMU) is a towered general-aviation airport in Greenville, South Carolina, at 1,048 ft elevation, with 2 runways: 01/19 (5,393 ft), 10/28 (4,000 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).

IdentifiersICAO KGMU · FAA GMU · IATA GMU
LocationGreenville, SC · 34.8479, -82.3502
Elevation1,048 ft MSL (319 m)
Tower119.9 MHz
ASOS127.075 MHz
FAA charts15 in d-TPP 2611 (Oct 29, 2026 – Nov 26, 2026)

KGMU METAR and TAF

VFRObserved 1st at 04:53Z
METAR KGMU 010453Z 06005KT 10SM CLR 14/06 A3045 RMK AO2 SLP306 T01440056 402060144 $
WindFrom 060° at 5 kt
Visibility10 statute miles or more
WeatherNone reported
CloudsClear below 12,000 ft (automated)
Temperature / dew point14°C (57°F) / 6°C (43°F) · spread 8°C
Altimeter30.45 inHg (1031 hPa)
Flight categoryVFR — ceiling above 3,000 ft and visibility above 5 SM

Remarks: AO2: automated station with a precipitation sensor · SLP306: sea-level pressure 1030.6 hPa · T01440056: temperature 14.4°C, dew point 5.6°C · $: the station needs maintenance

Wind components by runway

From the METAR wind (060° true at 5 kt) and the runway true headings. Tower and ATIS winds are magnetic — use those for the actual runway choice.

  • RWY 01: headwind 3 kt, crosswind 4 kt from the right
  • RWY 19: tailwind 3 kt, crosswind 4 kt from the left
  • RWY 10: headwind 4 kt, crosswind 3 kt from the left
  • RWY 28: tailwind 4 kt, crosswind 3 kt from the right

TAF (terminal forecast)

Issued 31st at 23:28Z · valid 1st 00Z – 1st 24Z

TAF KGMU 312328Z 0100/0124 05007KT P6SM BKN130 OVC180 FM011500 06011G17KT P6SM OVC120 FM012100 05009G15KT P6SM BKN090 OVC110
  • Initially · 1st 00Z – 1st 24Z: wind 050° at 7 kt · visibility more than 6 statute miles · broken 13,000 ft, overcast 18,000 ft
  • From · 1st 15:00Z: wind 060° at 11 kt, gusting 17 kt · visibility more than 6 statute miles · overcast 12,000 ft
  • From · 1st 21:00Z: wind 050° at 9 kt, gusting 15 kt · visibility more than 6 statute miles · broken 9,000 ft, overcast 11,000 ft

Source: NOAA Aviation Weather Center (aviationweather.gov). Times are UTC (Z). Decoded for learning — get an official weather briefing before flight.

Runways

RunwayLength × widthSurfaceLighted
01 / 195,393 × 100 ftasphaltYes
10 / 284,000 × 80 ftasphaltYes

Frequencies

ServiceNameMHz
Approach / departureGREER APP/DEP118.8
ASOS127.075
CTAF119.9
Ground121.25
Tower119.9
UNICOM122.95

Runways and frequencies: OurAirports (public domain) — they can change. Check the FAA Chart Supplement for KGMU before you fly.

FAA charts for KGMU — d-TPP 2611

15 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 5

Departure procedures (DP / ODP) 2

Arrivals (STAR) 4

Minimums, hot spots and notices 3

KGMU 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.