Arizona airport map prints
Arizona flies high and dry. Phoenix Sky Harbor International lays three runways running east and west, the longest 11,489 feet, at 1,135 feet, and Mesa Gateway adds three parallels, the longest 10,401. Tucson International pairs a 10,996 foot runway with a 7,000 foot one at 2,643 feet. The longest public-use runway in the state is at Yuma, where the shared Marine Corps and civil field runs 13,300 feet at 213 feet, and Sierra Vista Municipal has 12,001 feet at 4,719. Up on the Colorado Plateau the fields climb: Flagstaff Pulliam at 7,015 feet, Grand Canyon National Park Airport at 6,609, Show Low Regional at 6,416 and Springerville Municipal, the highest paved public field, at 7,055. Prescott Regional at 5,045 feet runs three paved runways, and Scottsdale and Phoenix Deer Valley fill in around the Valley.
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Flying in Arizona
Flying in Arizona means heat and altitude together: long runways in the desert basins, and higher, thinner air on the plateau where a 7,000 foot field elevation is ordinary. The prints show that range, from Sky Harbor's tidy parallels to a lone mountain strip. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.