New Orleans NAS JRB/Alvin Callender Field — New Orleans, United States

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Searching for an airport code near New Orleans? New Orleans NAS JRB/Alvin Callender Field is identified as NBG (ICAO: KNBG).

Distance & flight time from NBG

New Orleans NAS JRB/Alvin Callender Field

NBG, officially New Orleans NAS JRB / Alvin Callender Field, is a United States military installation located in Belle Chasse, Louisiana, just south of New Orleans. It functions as a Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base, hosting Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and Coast Guard reserve units rather than commercial airline traffic. NBG supports military training operations, reserve component readiness, and serves as a staging point for units responding to Gulf Coast hurricanes and other emergencies. The base includes runway and hangar infrastructure originally developed for naval aviation, and it remains an active-duty and reserve military facility rather than a public airport.

Runways at New Orleans NAS JRB/Alvin Callender Field (NBG)

RunwayLengthWidthSurface
04/2210000 ft (3048 m)200 ft (61 m)ASP
14/326000 ft (1829 m)200 ft (61 m)ASP

Radio frequencies for New Orleans NAS JRB/Alvin Callender Field (NBG)

TypeDescriptionFrequency
A/DAPP/DEP123.85 MHz
ATISATIS27.62 MHz
GNDNAVY NEW ORLEANS GND121.6 MHz
MISCUSCG NEW ORLEANS AIR38.18 MHz
OPSBASE OPS37.915 MHz
PMSVPMSV METRO26.58 MHz
TWRNAVY NEW ORLEANS TWR123.8 MHz

Airports near New Orleans NAS JRB/Alvin Callender Field (NBG)

NBG is New Orleans NAS JRB (Alvin Callender Field), a U.S. military joint reserve base near New Orleans, not a commercial airport. Searchers should know it has no public passenger flights.

FAQ

What is the IATA code for New Orleans NAS JRB/Alvin Callender Field?

The IATA code for New Orleans NAS JRB/Alvin Callender Field is NBG.

What is the ICAO code for New Orleans NAS JRB/Alvin Callender Field?

The ICAO code for New Orleans NAS JRB/Alvin Callender Field is KNBG. IATA codes are 3 letters used for baggage tags and booking; ICAO codes are 4 letters used by air traffic control and pilots.