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South Jersey Regional Airport

Airports / New Jersey / LLY

South Jersey Regional Airport

KVAY / LLY

Lumberton, New JerseyELEV 53 FT

Small airport4.8 · 35 on Google
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Google rating

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Field elevation

feet above sea level
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Nearest alternate

nm to PNE

Field standing

#5 / 16

New Jersey airports by Google rating

4.8★ across 35 Google ratings — ranked against 16 rated NJ fields.

11 nm

To the nearest alternate

Northeast Philadelphia Airport (PNE) — 6 fields within 50 nm.

Overview

South Jersey Regional Airport (KVAY / LLY) sits in Lumberton, New Jersey, where it functions as a general aviation field. Field elevation is 53 feet above sea level. Free of scheduled airline operations, it serves business aviation, charter flights, and local general aviation.

While no charter operators list LLY as their home base, the field is reachable for repositioned charter aircraft from nearby bases. The closest alternate fields are Northeast Philadelphia Airport (PNE, 11 nm), Mc Guire Air Force Base (WRI, 12 nm), and Philadelphia International Airport (PHL, 19 nm).

Trip costs from LLY are driven by the aircraft category flown and how far it must reposition. You may also see the field referenced as Burlington County Airport and Mount Holly. Browse operators flying from the area or estimate a trip cost from LLY to plan your flight.

Field capability

ICAO

KVAY

IATA

LLY

FAA / Local

VAY

Elevation

53 ft

Coordinates

39.9429° N · 74.8457° W

Airspace

G · Golf

Size

Small

Scheduled svc

No

Elevation vs NJ fields

state range 9213 ft

At 53 ft, LLY sits lower than 69% of the 16 New Jersey fields on the register.

Access & alternates

Closest alternate fields by great-circle distance — every listing links to its own field brief.

KVAY · South Jersey Regional Airport · Lumberton, NJ

From the ramp

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