Merrill Field (PAMR/MRI) Runway 7/25 Construction Public Briefing
Major construction will be occurring at Merrill Field (PAMR/MRI) this summer. Runway 7/25 will be closed for major rehabilitation starting in June 2025 and will remain closed for approximately two months. Expect non-standard taxi procedures, adjusted flight patterns , and traffic volume constraints. Please join us in person or online to learn more about flying in and out of Merrill Field this summer. Monday May 5th 2025, 5:30PM UAA Aviation Technology Center Auditorium 2811 Merrill Field Dr Anchorage, AK 99501 Online option: https://faavideo.zoomgov.com/j/1606100692 Passcode: 1950 Here is the link to the construction notice: https://www.faasafety.gov/files/notices/2025/Mar/MRI_7-25_Construction_Public_Notice_updated_20250331.pdf Here is the link to the map
Bradley International Airport Runway Construction
KBDL runway construction project will start on 4/21 and end on 11/21/25. There will be multiple phases as indicated below: Phase 1: 4/21-5/1/25. RY 15/33 closed but available for taxi. Taxiway S/D intersection closed. Runway 6/24 remains open. Phase 2-6: 5/1-11/21/25. RY 6/24 closed. Portions of taxiway C and E will close based on the specific phase. Phase 4: 8/9-8/11, 8/16-8/18, 8/23-8/25, 9/6-9/8, 9/13-9/15, 10/4-10/6, 10/11-10/13, 10/18-10/20, 10/25-10/27. Runways 15/33 and 6/24 closed for construction at the intersection nightly 0000L-0530L. There are some rain dates, but these are the planned closures limited to the 5.5 hour block. These are hard
AVL- Runway and Taxiway Closure
Please be advised there is a scheduled a nighttime closure of the runway and taxiways on Wednesday, 2/19 from midnight-5:30am local time. There is an additional closure for Thursday, 2/20 from midnight-5:30am local time but it will most likely be canceled as it is a make-up date if needed. NOTAMs 02/015, 02/022 have been issued. !AVL 02/021 AVL RWY 17/35 CLSD EXC 1HR PPR 828-684-4577 2502200500-2502201030 !AVL 02/022 AVL TWY ALL CLSD 2502200500-2502201030 POC -Justin Blaine 336-358-3441
Pearson Field Temporary Runway Closures (KVUO)
Schedule of Runway Closures at Pearson Field (KVUO) Runway Closed 6:00am until 4:00pm for six continuous weeks Monday, February 24, 2025 - Friday, April 4, 2025 Runway Reopened - Each weekend (4:00pm Friday until 6:00am Monday) Runway Edge Lighting and NAVAIDS will remain off from February 24 until April 4, 2025 (including during weekend reopenings) Please use the west access gate only (avoid east access gate) during construction Point of Contact: Meredith Fox Meredith.Fox@cityofvancouver.us 360-487-8619
CHD Runway 4L/22R Closures
Off airport construction will begin 12/9/2024 at Chandler Municipal Airport (CHD). Runway 4L/22R will be closed 12/9/2024 till 12/13/2024 from 6am till 5pm daily to accommodate construction Cranes at the end of runway. Each end of the runway will display lighted “X’s”. Please remain situationally aware and proceed with caution.
Runway Incursion Training Materials for CFIs
Runway Incursions are still a major threat in our aviation system. General Aviation pilots are the leaders in making these incursions. We encourage all CFIs to spend a little extra time reinforcing Runway Incursion mitigation strategies with their students/clients. We have included a link (below) to the Runway Incursion Baseline Remedial Training Lesson Plan. This document was created for trainers assigned to do remedial training with pilots after an incursion. But, you can use it to provide pilots the training they need to avoid a Runway Incursion. Let’s all be proactive and reduce Runway Incursions… https://www.faasafety.gov/gslac/ALC/libview_normal.aspx?id=109405 Kevin L Clover National FAASTeam
CFIs’ HNL Runway Incursion Prevention Letter
The Honolulu FSDO needs your focus and help to reduce the number of Runway Incursions at HNL International Airport. The accompanying letter from KC Yanamura, the HNL FSDO Manager, and two attachments offer some analysis, techniques, and visual aids to help you improve everyone’s performance in this vital initiative. Please reference the following link to access the above materials: https://www.faasafety.gov/files/notices/2016/Feb/00_HI_CFI_RI_LETTER_upload.pdf Please call if you have any questions. Scott E. Allen, Jr., FAASTeam Program Manager. 808-837-8351 scott.e.allen@faa.gov
Runway Safety Videos VNY SNA CNO
Due to the increase of runway incursions at Van Nuys Airport, John Wayne Orange County Airport, and the Chino Airport, educational videos have been produced to make pilots more aware of the problem areas at each airport. Please take a moment and review the videos for these airports. Van Nuys KVNY https://goo.gl/w32UJy Van Nuys Airport in Southern California is a general aviation facility and is one of the 50 busiest airports in the nation. This video details some of the surface safety risks encountered at KVNY, including minimal space between parallel runways, line up and wait, wrong runway operations
Potential for Wrong Runway Landings at Tucson International (KTUS)
Numerous wrong-runway landings have occurred at Tucson International Airport (KTUS), especially when runways 29 are in use. Many pilots have mistaken runway 29R for 29L, or Taxiway Alpha for a landing surface. Taxiway Alpha is north and parallel to Runway 11L/29R. Ensure correct runway lineup. Runway 29L is the shorter runway on the south side of the airport. Pilots are urged to thoroughly plan for their arrival at Tucson in advance. Review the current airport diagram, in addition to the attached photos depicting runways 29 at KTUS. https://www.faasafety.gov/files/notices/2018/Mar/KTUS_Runways_29_and_Taxiway_A.pdf For questions, please contact Charlotte York, Tucson ATCT Support Specialist: 520-295-5723; Charlotte.York@faa.gov
Merrill Field Runway Safety Action Team Meeting
An Aviation Safety and Runway Safety Action Team meeting will convene April 12, 2019 to discuss operations on the Merrill Airport (MRI) and surrounding area. The meeting will begin at 5:00 PM in the UAA Aviation Technology Building Conference Room. Expect the meeting to last up to two hours. This year the meeting will include a variety of other safety related issues, topics, and concerns. There will be time given for participants to bring up concerns and/or new ideas to improve our operation within the Merrill Field airport area. Thank you for your help in improving aviation safety. I look