Northern Mariana Islands airport map prints
The Northern Mariana Islands are a chain of small islands north of Guam, and each of the three main islands has one airport. Francisco C. Ada/Saipan International sits at 214 feet with two paved runways, 8,699 and 7,001 feet, running east and west across the island. Francisco Manglona Borja/Tinian International, on the next island south, keeps a single 8,600 foot runway at 270 feet, and Benjamin Taisacan Manglona International on Rota, the highest of the three at 606 feet, runs 7,000 feet. Every one of them is an island field: the runway takes the flat ground the island offers, and every approach comes in over the Pacific. Between them the three fields tie the islands to each other and to Guam a short flight to the south.
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Flying in Northern Mariana Islands
Flying in the Marianas is short over-water hops between islands and long legs to anywhere else, with trade winds and a single field per island. A print of Saipan, Tinian or Rota is a simple shape and a lot of implied ocean. Published airport information guides each composition's relative runway lengths and bearings, with fine details simplified for wall art.