Michigan airport map prints
Michigan is two peninsulas and a lot of shoreline, low and glacial, with airports on the flats between lakes. Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County lays six paved runways at 645 feet, four of them parallel, the longest 12,003 feet, and Willow Run adds 7,543 feet. Gerald R. Ford International at Grand Rapids runs 10,001 feet with three runways, Capital Region International at Lansing three, and Bishop International at Flint two. Oscoda-Wurtsmith on Lake Huron holds an 11,801 foot runway at 633 feet. The northern Lower Peninsula has Cherry Capital at Traverse City, Pellston Regional and Alpena County Regional at 9,001 feet, while the Upper Peninsula's fields sit higher: Marquette Sawyer Regional at 1,205 feet on 9,072 feet of runway, Chippewa County International at Sault Ste. Marie at 799. Battle Creek Executive at Kellogg Field and Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International each carry three runways.
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Flying in Michigan
Flying in Michigan is lake-effect weather and water on three sides, with airports strung along both peninsulas and a big six-runway field at Detroit. Most of the prints are two or three runways on flat ground near a shoreline. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.