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NPIAS 2001 - 2005 Appendix A List of Airports with 5-Year Forecast Activity and Development Cost PCS: Primary and Commercial Service Airports GAR: Reliever and General Aviation Airports (See end of listing for other definitions) Year 5 Curr Year 5 Year 5 2001-2005 State Type City Airport LocID Bsd Role Role Enpl Dev Cost ($) Aft ALABAMA PCS Birmingham Birmingham International BHM PR PR 1,947,743 274 55,754,570 ALABAMA PCS Dothan Dothan DHN PR PR 73,542 65 10,303,193 ALABAMA PCS Huntsville Huntsville International - Jones Field HSV PR PR 587,940 82 50,930,743 ALABAMA PCS Mobile Mobile Regional MOB PR PR 415,106 94 84,158,560 ALABAMA PCS Montgomery Montgomery Regional (Dannelly Field) MGM PR PR 289,235 143 61,318,274 ALABAMA PCS Muscle Shoals Northwest Alabama Regional MSL CM PR 10,398 89 3,588,100 ALABAMA GAR Abbeville Abbeville Municipal 0J0 GA GA 0 0 ALABAMA GAR Alabaster Shelby County EET RL RL 102 1,218,334 ALABAMA GAR Albertville Albertville Municipal - Thomas J Brumlik 8A0 GA GA 53 866,667 ALABAMA GAR Alexander City Thomas C Russell Field ALX GA GA 28 2,198,178 ALABAMA GAR Aliceville George Downer Field AIV GA GA 3 832,000 ALABAMA GAR Andalusia Andalusia - Opp 79J GA GA 30 1,762,095 ALABAMA GAR Anniston Anniston Metropolitan ANB GA GA 64 5,008,235 ALABAMA GAR Ashland / Lineville Ashland / Lineville 26A GA GA 4 1,000,000 ALABAMA GAR Atmore Atmore Municipal 0R1 GA GA 11 1,250,000 ALABAMA GAR Auburn Auburn - Opelika / Robert G Pitts AUO GA GA 57 2,235,950 ALABAMA GAR Bay Minette Bay Minette Municipal 1R8 GA GA 12 819,445 ALABAMA GAR Bessemer Bessemer Municipal EKY RL RL 229 6,872,708 ALABAMA GAR Brewton Brewton Municipal 12J GA GA 20 2,448,596 ALABAMA GAR Butler Butler - Choctaw County 09A GA GA 5 0 ALABAMA GAR Camden Camden Municipal 61A GA GA 6 0 ALABAMA GAR Centre Centre Municipal A04 GA GA 10 920,000 ALABAMA GAR Centreville Bibb County 0A8 GA GA 11 1,579,425 ALABAMA GAR Clanton Gragg - Wade Field 02A GA GA 19 2,741,750 ALABAMA GAR Clayton Clayton Municipal 11A GA GA 10 0 ALABAMA GAR Courtland Lawrence County 9A4 GA GA 16 1,491,893 ALABAMA GAR Cullman Folsom Field 3A1 GA GA 56 1,379,391 ALABAMA GAR Dauphin Island Dauphin Island 4R9 GA GA 1 0 ALABAMA GAR Decatur Pryor Field Regional DCU GA GA 144 4,477,149 ALABAMA GAR Demopolis Demopolis Municipal 7A2 GA GA 11 559,999 NPIAS 2001 - 2005 Page 1 NPIAS 2001 - 2005 Appendix A List of Airports with 5-Year Forecast Activity and Development Cost Year 5 Curr Year 5 Year 5 2001-2005 State Type City Airport LocID Bsd Role Role Enpl Dev Cost ($) Aft ALABAMA GAR Elba Carl Folsom 14J GA GA 24 0 ALABAMA GAR Enterprise Enterprise Municipal EDN GA GA 50 348,887 ALABAMA GAR Eufaula Weedon Field EUF GA GA 20 2,032,526 ALABAMA GAR Evergreen Middleton Field GZH GA GA 10 971,195 ALABAMA GAR Fairhope Fairhope Municipal 4R4 GA GA 38 3,525,537 ALABAMA GAR Fayette Richard Arthur Field M95 GA GA 13 1,929,333 ALABAMA GAR Florala Florala Municipal 0J4 GA GA 10 1,914,704 ALABAMA GAR Foley Foley Municipal 5R4 GA GA 35 763,000 ALABAMA GAR Fort Payne Isbell Field 4A9 GA GA 50 885,001 ALABAMA GAR Gadsden Gadsden Municipal GAD GA GA 49 2,635,447 ALABAMA GAR Geneva Geneva Municipal 33J GA GA 7 500,000 ALABAMA GAR Greensboro Greensboro Municipal 7A0 GA GA 9 0 ALABAMA GAR Greenville Greenville Municipal PRN GA GA 5 846,647 ALABAMA GAR Grove Hill Grove Hill Municipal 3A0 GA GA 2 0 ALABAMA GAR Gulf Shores Jack Edwards JKA GA GA 50 6,125,597 ALABAMA GAR Guntersville Guntersville Municipal 8A1 GA GA 40 1,229,975 ALABAMA GAR Haleyville Posey Field 1M4 GA GA 14 1,235,350 ALABAMA GAR Hamilton Marion County - Rankin Fite HAB GA GA 17 10,257,056 ALABAMA GAR Hartselle Rountree Field 5M0 GA GA 31 0 ALABAMA GAR Headland Headland Municipal 0J6 GA GA 29 1,319,647 ALABAMA GAR Huntsville Madison County Executive M82 GA GA 57 2,853,155 ALABAMA GAR Jackson Jackson Municipal 4R3 GA GA 4 1,048,000 ALABAMA GAR Jasper Walker County - Bevill Field JFX GA GA 46 4,354,850 ALABAMA GAR Lanett Lanett Municipal 7A3 GA GA 14 1,227,000 ALABAMA GAR Marion Vaiden Field AL08 GA GA 6 0 ALABAMA GAR Mobile Mobile Downtown BFM RL RL 65 8,792,839 ALABAMA GAR Monroeville Monroe County MVC GA GA 14 666,667 ALABAMA GAR Oneonta Robbins Field 20A GA GA 18 1,100,000 ALABAMA GAR Ozark Blackwell Field 71J GA GA 109 5,781,285 ALABAMA GAR Pell City St Clair County PLR RL RL 83 3,005,400 ALABAMA GAR Prattville Autauga County 1A9 GA GA 37 2,770,502 ALABAMA GAR Reform North Pickens 3M8 GA GA 13 5,888,550 ALABAMA GAR Roanoke Roanoke Municipal 7A5 GA GA 12 978,889 NPIAS 2001 - 2005 Page 2 NPIAS 2001 - 2005 Appendix A List of Airports with 5-Year Forecast Activity and Development Cost Year 5 Curr Year 5 Year 5 2001-2005 State Type City Airport LocID Bsd Role Role Enpl Dev Cost ($) Aft ALABAMA GAR Russellville Russellville Municipal M22 GA GA 21 5,287,110 ALABAMA GAR Scottsboro Scottsboro Municipal 4A6 GA GA 29 1,268,694 ALABAMA GAR Selma Craig Field SEM GA GA 33 4,275,483 ALABAMA GAR St Elmo St Elmo 2R5 GA GA 37 2,110,100 ALABAMA GAR Sylacauga Merkel Field Sylacauga Municipal SCD GA GA 18 1,198,311 ALABAMA GAR Talladega Talladega Municipal ASN GA GA 55 4,549,982 ALABAMA GAR Troy Troy Municipal TOI GA GA 48 1,376,211 ALABAMA GAR Tuscaloosa Tuscaloosa Municipal TCL GA GA 89 3,091,261 ALABAMA GAR Tuskegee Moton Field Municipal 06A GA GA 17 2,390,593 ALABAMA GAR Wetumpka Wetumpka Municipal 08A GA GA 85 1,213,297 ALASKA PCS Alakanuk Alakanuk AUK CM 0 0 0 ALASKA PCS Alakanuk New CM 3,800 3 7,786,666 ALASKA PCS Anaktuvuk Pass Anaktuvuk Pass AKP CM CM 2,260 0 0 ALASKA PCS Anchorage Lake Hood Seaplane Base LHD PR PR 27,000 747 7,680,000 ALASKA PCS Anchorage Ted Stevens Anchorage International ANC PR PR 2,688,319 182 189,856,242 ALASKA PCS Angoon Angoon Seaplane AGN CM CM 2,761 0 20,000,000 ALASKA PCS Aniak Aniak ANI PR PR 11,942 30 170,667 ALASKA PCS Atqasuk Atqasuk ATK CM CM 3,000 0 213,333 ALASKA PCS Barrow Wiley Post Will Rogers Memorial BRW PR PR 37,254 29 16,512,000 ALASKA PCS Beaver Beaver WBQ CM CM 2,900 0 1,600,000 ALASKA PCS Bethel Bethel BET PR PR 110,577 252 2,325,333 ALASKA PCS Bettles Bettles BTT CM CM 4,000 10 10,133,334 ALASKA PCS Buckland Buckland BVK CM CM 3,253 0 3,200,000 ALASKA PCS Chefornak Chefornak CFK CM 0 0 0 ALASKA PCS Chefornak New CM 3,049 0 7,466,666 ALASKA PCS Chevak Chevak VAK CM CM 3,696 0 0 ALASKA PCS Chignik Flats Chignik Lagoon KCL CM CM 2,700 2 0 ALASKA PCS Cold Bay Cold Bay CDB CM PR 10,940 5 12,856,666 ALASKA PCS Cordova Merle K (Mudhole) Smith CDV PR PR 20,175 28 11,999,999 ALASKA PCS Craig Craig SPB CGA CM CM 4,455 0 448,000 ALASKA PCS Deadhorse Deadhorse SCC PR PR 10,582 13 9,487,999 NPIAS 2001 - 2005 Page 3 NPIAS 2001 - 2005 Appendix A List of Airports with 5-Year Forecast Activity and Development Cost Year 5 Curr Year 5 Year 5 2001-2005 State Type City Airport LocID Bsd Role Role Enpl Dev Cost ($) Aft ALASKA PCS Dillingham Dillingham DLG PR PR 38,642 100 26,666,666 ALASKA PCS Elim Elim ELI CM CM 2,900 0 5,000,000 ALASKA PCS Emmonak Emmonak ENM CM CM 6,800 9 11,733,334 ALASKA PCS Fairbanks Fairbanks International FAI PR PR 460,651 525 40,251,735 ALASKA PCS Fort Yukon Fort Yukon FYU PR PR 11,500 13 5,333,333 ALASKA PCS Galena Edward G Pitka, Sr GAL PR PR 11,693 21 3,733,334 ALASKA PCS Gambell Gambell GAM CM CM 3,856 0 0 ALASKA PCS Gustavus Gustavus GST PR CM 9,051 13 5,760,000 ALASKA PCS Haines Haines HNS PR PR 11,833 34 3,820,000 ALASKA PCS Hollis Hollis SPB HYL CM CM 2,500 0 800,000 ALASKA PCS Homer Homer HOM PR PR 26,960 91 7,129,999 ALASKA PCS Hoonah Hoonah HNH CM PR 10,100 5 5,448,000 ALASKA PCS Hooper Bay Hooper Bay HPB CM CM 4,183 0 0 ALASKA PCS Huslia Huslia HSL CM CM 2,829 0 480,000 ALASKA PCS Iliamna Iliamna ILI PR PR 14,000 19 7,700,000 ALASKA PCS Juneau Juneau International JNU PR PR 347,032 388 51,722,667 ALASKA PCS Kake Kake AFE CM CM 4,000 1 13,866,666 ALASKA PCS Kalskag Kalskag KLG CM CM 2,400 1 0 ALASKA PCS Kenai Kenai Municipal ENA PR PR 110,856 108 11,725,067 ALASKA PCS Ketchikan Ketchikan International KTN PR PR 118,902 19 41,705,601 ALASKA PCS Kiana Bob Baker Memorial IAN CM CM 3,000 4 0 ALASKA PCS King Cove King Cove KVC CM CM 2,667 0 1,300,000 ALASKA PCS King Salmon King Salmon AKN PR PR 48,179 41 23,704,000 ALASKA PCS Kipnuk Kipnuk IIK CM CM 4,877 2 3,146,667 ALASKA PCS Kivalina Kivalina KVL CM CM 2,535 0 14,600,000 ALASKA PCS Klawock Klawock AKW CM CM 4,000 5 11,839,999 ALASKA PCS Kodiak Kodiak ADQ PR PR 79,373 53 6,213,334 ALASKA PCS Kongiganak Kongiganak DUY CM CM 3,449 0 4,533,333 ALASKA PCS Kotlik Kotlik 2A9 CM CM 2,687 0 3,200,000 ALASKA PCS Kotzebue Ralph Wien Memorial OTZ PR PR 56,017 52 62,986,667 ALASKA PCS Kwigillingok Kwigillingok A85 CM GA 0 0 3,700,000 ALASKA PCS Larsen Bay Larsen Bay 2A3 CM CM 2,900 2 2,460,000 ALASKA PCS Manokotak Manokotak 17Z CM CM 2,900 3 198,000 NPIAS 2001 - 2005 Page 4 NPIAS 2001 - 2005 Appendix A List of Airports with 5-Year Forecast Activity and Development Cost Year 5 Curr Year 5 Year 5 2001-2005 State Type City Airport LocID Bsd Role Role Enpl Dev Cost ($) Aft ALASKA PCS Marshall Marshall MLL CM 0 0 0 ALASKA PCS Marshall New CM 2,700 3 8,590,836 ALASKA PCS McGrath McGrath MCG CM CM 4,387 44 4,394,667 ALASKA PCS Metlakatla Metlakatla SPB MTM PR PR 15,646 0 1,066,667 ALASKA PCS Mountain Village Mountain Village MOU CM CM 5,600 0 2,666,666 ALASKA PCS Noatak Noatak WTK CM CM 2,550 0 3,199,999 ALASKA PCS Nome Nome OME PR PR 53,133 71 29,600,000 ALASKA PCS Noorvik Robert (Bob) Curtis Memorial ORV CM CM 3,861 1 6,720,000 ALASKA PCS Nulato Nulato NUL CM CM 3,156 1 2,133,333 ALASKA PCS Nunapitchuk Nunapitchuk 16A CM CM 2,500 0 4,266,667 ALASKA PCS Petersburg James C
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    FORT PAYNE, ALABAMA AL-6973 (FAA) 20310 WAAS Rwy Idg APP CRS 5001 CH 42518 TDZE 877 RNAV (GPS) RWY 4 044° W04A Apt Elev 877 ISBELL FIELD (4A9) Circling NA southeast of Rwy 4-22. DME/DME RNP-0.3 NA. Helicopter visibility reduction below T 3 MISSED APPROACH: 4 SM NA. When local altimeter setting not received, use Rome altimeter setting and increase all Climb to 4000 direct 1 1 A DA/MDA 100 feet, increase LPV all Cats visibility 2 mile, LNAV Cat C visibility4 mile and 1 COVID and hold. Circling Cat C visibility 2 mile. AWOS-3PT ATLANTA CENTER UNICOM 119.025 124.5 270.325 122.8 (CTAF)L 1725 1988 2033 1678 1696 MISSED APCH FIX 4NM 1589 ° 4 ° 1830 4 4 0 2 2 to CIVMA 1597 1556 NM (N 0 o 3 PT ) 2061 COVID 4000 SE-4, 07 OCT 2021 to 04 NOV 1635 RW04 1 33 1526 947 ° ° 2011 223 1133 CIVMA 1379 ° WELSI 3 (FAF) 2.5 NM to 0 044 ° N APEKE RW04 M 1714 223 t o (IAF) 1815 4000 O N CIVMA A 4 ° N 000 3000 ) ONANY Y .9 1609 1 N ( 043 N 133 3 o (6 3 P (5 ° T o ° P ) T 314 ) 3 (IF/IAF) ° 0 COHHE COHHE 4000 SE-4, 07 OCT 2021 to 04 NOV N M ° 314 ° 314 N ELEV 877 TDZE o 877 t o P ° 043 (5 ° T 4000 223 C ) O 22 H P H (IAF) E 4 NM (N ONANY oPT) 4 NM VGSI and RNAV glidepath not coincident 4000 COVID COHHE (VGSI Angle 4.00/TCH 58).
  • Director of Airports

    Director of Airports

    Titusville-Cocoa Airport Authority Director of Airports Overview The Titusville-Cocoa Airport Authority (TCAA) is seeking a Director of Airports. Background The TCAA was established in 1963 as a special taxing district created by the cities of Titusville and Cocoa in Brevard County, Florida. The TCAA Authority (Authority) controls three airports; Space Coast Regional Airport (KTIX), Merritt Island Airport (KCOI), and Arthur Dunn Airpark (X21) (Airports). The Airports combined have 117 based aircraft and over 230,000 annual operations. Last year the Space Coast Regional Airport (TIX) became the 12th Licensed Spaceport Launch Site in the United States. The Authority has not only the responsibility to maintain and operate the Airports, but also the ability to acquire property, enter into leases, construct, and improve facilities necessary to support the aviation facilities. Position The Director of Airports represents the Authority in all matters of leadership, management, finance, human resources, planning, community outreach, business development, and other airport related matters. The Director of Airports also represents the Authority to local, state and federal agencies, and seeks, negotiates and secures grant opportunities with the same. The Director of Airports reports to the Authority Board of Directors (Board), makes recommendations and implements policy; and directs the operation, management, and promotion of all activities of which the Authority is charged under the provisions of its enabling legislation. It is expected that the Director of Airports be a leader within the community and of the Authority in every aspect of their duties, responsibilities, and obligations. The Director of Airports will stimulate support f for airport activities within the community through speaking before public meeting on the plans, programs, and goals of the Authority.