Alabama airport map prints
Alabama runs from the Tennessee Valley ridges down to the Gulf of Mexico, and its airports follow the drop. Huntsville International sets two parallel runways north and south, the longer 12,600 feet, at 629 feet above sea level, and Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International pairs a 12,007 foot runway with a 7,099 foot one at 650 feet. Montgomery Regional at Dannelly Field pairs 9,020 feet with a short 4,011 foot crosswind runway. Mobile has two fields: Mobile International near the bay, 26 feet up with a 9,618 foot main runway, and Mobile Regional west of the city with 8,502 feet. Dothan Regional in the southeast corner, Gulf Shores International on the coast at 17 feet, and Northwest Alabama Regional at Muscle Shoals round out the picture, and the highest paved public field, Robbins Field at Oneonta, sits at 1,125 feet.
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Flying in Alabama
Flying in Alabama is mostly gentle country: low ridges in the north, pine flats in the middle, and the flat coastal plain around Mobile Bay. The airports are open and evenly spaced, so each print comes down to how two runways meet on level ground. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.