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Airport Layout Plan Narrative Report Airport Layout Plan Narrative Report AIRPORT LAYOUT PLAN NARRATIVE REPORT AIRPORT LAYOUT PLAN NARRATIVE REPORT for SAN BERNARDINO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT San Bernardino, California Prepared for the SAN BERNARDINO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY by Coffman Associates, Inc. Approved by SAN BERNARDINO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY on September 22, 2010 November 2010 San Bernardino International Airport TABLE OF CONTENTS SAN BERNARDINO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT San Bernardino, California Airport Layout Plan Narrative Report Chapter One INVENTORY AIRPORT CHARACTERISTICS ..................................................................... 1-2 Airport Location .................................................................................... 1-2 Other Transportation Modes ................................................................ 1-3 Regional Climate ................................................................................... 1-3 Airport History ...................................................................................... 1-3 Airport Administration ......................................................................... 1-4 San Bernardino International Airport Interagency Cooperative Agreement ....................................................................... 1-5 Area Land Use ....................................................................................... 1-6 Airport Height and Hazard Zoning ...................................................... 1-7 AIRPORT SYSTEM PLANNING ROLE ......................................................... 1-7 AIRPORT FACILITIES ................................................................................... 1-8 Airside Facilities ................................................................................... 1-8 Landside Facilities .............................................................................. 1-15 AREA AIRSPACE AND AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL .................................... 1-18 Special Use Airspace ........................................................................... 1-20 Air Traffic Control ............................................................................... 1-21 Local Operating Procedures ................................................................ 1-22 Chapter One (Continued) REGIONAL AIRPORTS ................................................................................ 1-22 SOCIOECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS ................................................... 1-25 Population ............................................................................................ 1-25 Employment ........................................................................................ 1-26 SUMMARY ..................................................................................................... 1-26 DOCUMENT SOURCES ............................................................................... 1-26 Chapter Two FORECASTS SOCIOECONOMIC TRENDS ......................................................................... 2-2 FORECAST METHODOLOGY ....................................................................... 2-3 PASSENGER SERVICE FORECASTS .......................................................... 2-3 Commercial Passenger Airline National Forecasts ............................. 2-4 Commercial Air Service in the SCAG Region ...................................... 2-8 San Bernardino Air Service .................................................................. 2-9 Enplanement Forecasts ........................................................................ 2-9 Comparable Forecasts ......................................................................... 2-13 Recommended Forecast....................................................................... 2-14 Risk to the Forecast ............................................................................ 2-14 Airline Operations Forecast ................................................................ 2-14 AIR CARGO FORECASTS ............................................................................ 2-16 National Air Cargo Trends ................................................................. 2-16 Air Cargo in the SCAG Region ........................................................... 2-18 Enplaned Air Cargo Forecasts ............................................................ 2-19 Recommended Forecast....................................................................... 2-21 GENERAL AVIATION FORECASTS ........................................................... 2-24 National Forecasts .............................................................................. 2-24 General Aviation Service Area ........................................................... 2-29 Based Aircraft...................................................................................... 2-30 Based Aircraft Fleet Mix ..................................................................... 2-38 General Aviation Operations .............................................................. 2-39 OPERATIONAL MIX ..................................................................................... 2-41 SUMMARY ..................................................................................................... 2-41 Chapter Three AIRPORT FACILITY REQUIREMENTS AIRFIELD CAPACITY .................................................................................... 3-2 AIRFIELD PLANNING CRITERIA ................................................................ 3-4 Critical Aircraft ..................................................................................... 3-5 Critical Aircraft Summary .................................................................... 3-7 Chapter Three (Continued) AIRFIELD DESIGN STANDARDS ................................................................ 3-8 Runway Safety Area.............................................................................. 3-8 Object Free Area .................................................................................... 3-8 Obstacle Free Zone ................................................................................ 3-9 Runway Protection Zone ....................................................................... 3-9 Airfield Design Standards Summary ................................................. 3-10 AIRSIDE FACILITIES .................................................................................. 3-10 Runway Orientation ............................................................................ 3-10 Runway Length ................................................................................... 3-11 Runway Width ..................................................................................... 3-11 Pavement Strength ............................................................................. 3-12 Taxiways .............................................................................................. 3-12 Navigational and Approach Aids ........................................................ 3-13 Airfield Marking, Lighting, and Signage ........................................... 3-15 AIRLINE TERMINAL ................................................................................... 3-15 Ticketing and Airline Operations ....................................................... 3-16 Departure Gates and Holdrooms ........................................................ 3-17 Baggage Claim..................................................................................... 3-17 Terminal Services ................................................................................ 3-18 Terminal Building Summary .............................................................. 3-18 Terminal Access Roadway .................................................................. 3-18 Terminal Curb Frontage ..................................................................... 3-18 Vehicle Parking ................................................................................... 3-19 AIR CARGO REQUIREMENTS ................................................................... 3-20 Apron ................................................................................................... 3-20 Cargo Building .................................................................................... 3-20 Automobile Parking ............................................................................ 3-21 GENERAL AVIATION FACILITIES ............................................................ 3-21 General Aviation Terminal Services .................................................. 3-21 Hangars ............................................................................................... 3-22 Aircraft Parking Apron ....................................................................... 3-23 Vehicular Parking ............................................................................... 3-23 SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS ....................................................................... 3-24 Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting ........................................................ 3-24 Airport Maintenance Facilities ........................................................... 3-25 Fuel Storage ........................................................................................ 3-25 Aircraft Wash Facilities ...................................................................... 3-26 Helicopter Parking .............................................................................. 3-26 SUMMARY ....................................................................................................
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