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Airport Directory Maryland Airport Directory 2019– 2020 FOREWORD - Welcome to Maryland by Air - Maryland has a rich history in aviation and many firsts have been celebrated in the Free State. One way to experience the State of Maryland’s heritage is through aviation. As we continue to move forward through the second century of powered flight, the Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Aviation Administration (MAA) is pleased to present its biennial Airport Directory. This guide provides information on airport facilities within the State of Maryland including airport data, aerial photographs and noise abatement procedures to help pilots find their way around Maryland’s public- use airport system. This guide is also presented as a training tool for students of all ages interested in aviation and Maryland. Every effort has been made to include the latest and most accurate data available for each and every facility. The information contained in this directory is current as of January 2019. We hope this directory will help to make your flying experiences in Maryland safe, enjoyable and memorable. Due to ever-changing conditions, MDOT MAA assumes absolutely no responsibility whatsoever for actions taken (by pilots and/or their passengers) based on the information contained within this airport directory. We invite you to enjoy Maryland from a unique perspective - from the air. *** NOTE: It is the sole responsibility of each pilot to check all sources of information, including the most current Airport/Facility Directory (A/FD), Notices To Airmen (NOTAMs) and flight related weather information that may affect your flight, as well as making a visual inspection of any airport facility. *** Cover Photo: Cambridge-Dorchester Regional Airport III Special Acknowledgements The Maryland Department of Transportation’s Maryland Aviation dministration M Office of eional iation ssistance would lie to take this opportunity to recognize the efforts of the Prince George’s County olice epartment iation Section who hae offered their professional support to the MO M in compilin this directory. The Prince George’s County Police Department’s Aviation Unit supports law enforcement actiity as well as homeland security throuhout the county. he dedicated officers proide aerial support for routine eents as well as emerency actiity from search and rescue to direct support of officers on the round. he iation nit aain this year assisted with aerial photoraphy of airports in the and S. IV TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Section iii oreord iv Acknoledgements v Tale of Contents vi Airport ocation Map vii Airport isting Alphaetical viii Airport isting y City i avigation Communication Aids i Directory etUp Airport Section – ndividual airport photos noise aatement procedures diagrams and airfield data Appendix Section “A” isting of CMA aivers issued to Maryland pulicuse airports “B” isting of internet e addresses for eather information “C” isting of various forms tools and advisories V Maryland PublicUse Airports Hagerstown Regional Carroll County Regional Harford County Claremont Fallston Garrett County Martin State Mexico Farms Clearview Havre de Grace Essex Frederick Municipal Pier 7 Heliport Massey Greater Cumberland Regional BWI Marshall Davis Ridgely Tipton Montgomery County Bay Bridge College Park Lee VI Kentmorr Freeway Easton Potomac CambridgeDorchester = General Aviation Airport/Heliport Washington Executive/ Regional Hyde Field = Scheduled Commercial Service Airport SalisburyOcean City: Wicomico Regional = Seaplane Base Maryland Bennett St. Mary’s County Ocean City Regional Municipal CrisfieldSomerset County AIRPORT LISTING (Alphabetical) PAGE AIRPORT CITY ID BA B B BBA BA CA C C CCAB CA CA CA C C CCA C A A B A A A CA CA C CB A–A CA C B A A A A A B A A A C CA A CA C B B A A CA B St. Mary’s County Regional Airport A A C VII AIRPORT LISTING (By City) PAGE CITY AIRPORT ID Annapolis ee Airport A altiore urgoo Marsall Airport altiore sse Sypar altiore Martin State M altiore ier eliport M oie reeay Airport Carige Carigeorester Regional Airport C Curille aror County Airport Clinton asington eutie Airport ye iel College ar College ar Airport CS Crisiel Crisiel Soerset County Airport Cuerlan reater Cuerlan Regional Airport C Cuerlan Meio ars Airport aston aston Airport ena iel S lton Clareont Airport M allston allston Airport reeri reeri Muniipal Airport rienly otoa Airiel aitersurg Montgoery County Airpar A agerston agerston Regional Airport Riar A. enson iel R are e rae are e rae Seaplane ase M nian ea Marylan Airport aytonsille ais Airport eonarton St. Mary’s County Regional Airport Massey Massey Aeroroe M alan arret County Airport ean City ean City Muniipal Airport enton ipton Airport M Rigely Rigely Airpar R Salisury ennett Airport Salisury Salisury ean City ioio Regional Airport S Steensille ay rige Airport Steensille entorr Airpar estinster Carroll County Regional Airport a . oage iel M estinster Clearie Airpar VIII NAVIGATION & COMMUNICATION AIDS VORs Name ID Frequency Airport Location Anres A . Anres Air ore ase n airport altiore A . urgoo Marsall n airport reeri . reeri Muniipal Airport n airport rantsille R . . M o CBE agerston R . . M o HGR ottinga . . M S o ADW atuent . atuent aal Air Station n airport Salisury S . Salisury ean City ioio n airport Sno ill S . . M o WAL estinster M . . M S o DMW NDBs Name ID Frequency Location lliott 8.4 NM NW of Baltimore/Washington Int’l Airport any . M o ean City Muniipal Airport atuent n Airport atuent aal Air Station RCOs & GCOs* for Clearance Delivery Airport Frequency ATC Facility Carroll County Regional . otoa Clearane eliery aston ena otoa Clearane eliery i ESN toer lose. reeri Muniipal . otoa Clearane eliery i FDK toer lose. Martin State . otoa Clearane eliery i MTN toer lose. Montgoery County . otoa Clearane eliery ean City Muniipal . atuent Clearane eliery Salisury – ean City . atuent Clearane eliery i SBY toer lose. St. Mary’s Regional . atuent Clearane eliery ipton . otoa Clearane eliery lis or ialup onnetion it AC aailale en ontrol toer is lose oterise use groun reueny ontat otoa C at ontat otoa C at IX NAVIGATION & COMMUNICATION AIDS AWOS / ASOS Airport Type Freq. Telephone Baltimore/Washington International ASS .8 48 Bay Brige Airport AWS . 448 amrigeorhester Regional AWS . 48 arroll onty Regional AWS . 488 ollege ar Airport AWS . 844 aston / Nenam iel AWS 4.4 488 reeri Mniipal AWS 4.8 4 arrett onty AWS . 4844 reater merlan Regional AWS 8. 484 agerston Regional ASS . 44 Martin State Airport AWS 4. 488848 Montgomery onty AWS 8. ean ity Mniipal ASS . 4 Salisryean ity Wiomio Regional ASS 8. 4488 St. Mary’s County Regional AWS . 4 ipton Airport AWS . —— N/A —— NON-TOWERED AIRPORT FREQUENCIES Airport Freq. Airport Freq. Bay Brige Airport . are e rae Seaplane Base . Bennett Airport .8 entmorr Airpar . amrige–orhester Regional . ee Airport . arroll onty Regional Airport . Marylan Airport . laremont Airport .8 Massey Aerorome . learie Airpar .8 Meio arms Airport .8 ollege ar Airport . Montgomery onty Airpar . risfiel Somerset onty Airport .8 ean ity Mniipal Airport . ais Airport .8 ier eliport . sse Sypar . otoma Airfiel .8 allston Airport . Rigely Airpar .8 reeay Airport 123.075 St. Mary’s County Regional . arrett onty Airport . ipton Airport . reater merlan Regional .8 Washington etie/ye iel .8 arfor onty Airport .8 X DIRECTORY SET-UP The following is an explanation of the design and use of this directory… Airport Photo Noise Abatement Airport Diagram Airport Data Airport Photo els ientiy eatures an terrain an sere as a situational aareness tool. Noise Abatement Reoene roeures to liit noise iat on near y resienes. oise an aersely affect an airport’s sound reputation. Please adhere to individual procedures. Airport Diagram llustrates te airort surae an els ailiarie te ilot it airort situational aareness. Airport Data roies ata on te airort. rie elanation o ata setions are as ollos • Lat & Long format set as “Degrees Minutes Seconds” • Hours Attended ours en attene y sta an roies series searate ro autoate series • FBO list o ie ase oerators or oter oerial tenants roiing series at airort • Rmks roies ertinent airort rears releant to saety airort series anor oeration NOTE: Per CFR 91.103 – Become familiar with all available information concerning your flight ( ie: NOTAMs, Weather, Airport Destination Information, A/FD Information, etc. ) XI Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport NOISE ABATEMENT PROCEDURES Reference current Airport/Facility Directory for up-to-date noise abatement procedures at BWI Thurgood Marshall. 1 1 5 L not for taxi GENERAL P A P AIR CARGO 5 I 0 AVIATION 0 0 ' n F MALSR X D 10 I 0 S ' P A L S 1 P . 5 R H . 3 0 G 1 R ' V P A D P I . PAPI H I R L 9 5 0 1 ' 3R 1 3 M 0 A 8 ALSF2 10503' X 150' ASPH. GRVD. HIRL MALSR L 2 S 1 R 5 0 D DISPL. 550' ' I DISPL. 700' PAPI ARFF A S PAPI S P P L. MID-FIELD H . CARGO 5 G 0 R 0 VOR V ' D 143 . H I R L AIRPORT ELEV. PAPI NOT TO SCALE 33L MALSR Owner: State of Maryland TPA: 1,100’ AMSL RWY 10/28 10,503’ X 150’ Asphalt GRVD DSPL: 10 = 550’ 28 = 700’ RWY 15R/33L 9,501’ X 150’ Asphalt GRVD DSPL:15R = 301’ 33L = 500’ RWY 15L/33R 5,000’ X 100’ Asphalt GRVD 9Loc: mi S of BALTIMORE Unicom: 122.95 CTAF: N/A Lat: 39-10-31.30N Long: 76-40-06.00W Tower: 119.400 Ground: 121.900 Mgr: John Stewart AWOS/ASOS: 127.800 410-859-7022 [email protected] Phone: 410-691-1278 Attendance: 24hrs ATIS: 127.800 Right Traffic Pattern: Tower Discretion VOR: 115.10 BAL Lights: Yes Pilot Controlled: No NDB: N/A Fuel: 100LL; Jet A Other Svcs: AFRT; INSTR; RNTL; SALES; CARGO; FBO: Signature Flight Support 410-859-4221 Rmks: Primary runway for General Aviation operations is 15L/33R; A/C Services available; FBO on 122.95.
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