Maine airport map prints
Maine is forest, lakes and a long broken coast, and its airports are far apart. Bangor International keeps a single 11,440 foot runway at 192 feet, the longest public-use runway in the state, and Portland International Jetport on the southern coast pairs 7,200 and 6,100 foot runways at 76 feet. Brunswick Executive lays two 8,000 foot parallels at 75 feet. Presque Isle International, far up in Aroostook County at 534 feet, runs 7,441 feet, with Houlton International and Northern Aroostook Regional at Frenchville covering the rest of the county. Along the coast, Knox County Regional at Rockland, Hancock County-Bar Harbor and Eastport Municipal at 45 feet keep main runways of 4,002 to 5,412 feet. Inland, Augusta State, Waterville Regional and Auburn-Lewiston Municipal sit between 288 and 352 feet, and Stephen A. Bean Municipal at Rangeley is the highest paved public field at 1,821 feet.
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Flying in Maine
Flying in Maine is long legs over woods and water, fog on the coast and a handful of big runways left over from the state's military past, with small town fields in between. Bangor's single long runway and Portland's crossed pair are the two prints most people know. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.