Introduction

The Town of Springerville is dedicated to keeping it's airport well maintained and fiscally sound.  Within the past year a $1.1 million dollar repair has been completed on the main runway.  Hangar development has begun and the Town has taken over the FBO service at the airport.  

In the near future we will have self-serve fuel pumps and anticipate FAA funding to overlay the main runway 3-21 during the Spring/Summer of 2010.   In an effort to keep the Municipal Airport growing at a level to match and support the  nearby towns of Springerville and Eagar, we have several major airport projects currently in the works.  This includes projects that have already received funding from a Federal, State or Local source and projects that are actively being constructed at the present time.

Previous Projects  

AIRCRAFT APRON

The aircraft apron is the paved area directly adjacent to the main terminal and represents the highest concentration of airport use and traffic.  It has been expanded and upgraded:

AWOS/BEACON

AWOS III P/T  -  Frequency 119.65mhz  Phone:  928.333.5716

 A new AWOS, Automated Weather Observing System, is operational at the airport to assist pilots with real-time airport-specific weather conditions via the radio, internet and telephone.

New visual beacon is installed.

THESE PROJECTS WERE COMPLETED DURING 2007.  PROJECTS TOTAL COST: $2.5 MILLION, FUNDED THRU FAA & ADOT and THE TOWN OF SPRINGERVILLE