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Emergency Communications Planning for Airports (2016)

Chapter: Appendix B - Participating Airports

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Suggested Citation:"Appendix B - Participating Airports ." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2016. Emergency Communications Planning for Airports. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/23591.
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59 APPENDIX B Participating Airports Airport Code NPIAS (2013) Governance State FAA Reg FAA Passenger Enplanements CY14 Total Cargo (pounds) CY14 Daily Ops Aspen/Pitkin County Airport ASE NH County CO NM 217,648 — 97 Bismarck Municipal Airport BIS NH City ND GL 248,316 — 141 Blue Grass Airport LEX SH Authority KY SO 595,083 — 180 Blue Ridge Airport MTV GA Authority VA EA — — 66 Boise Airport BOI SH City ID NM 1,378,352 343,847,570 325 Burbank Bob Hope Airport BUR MH Authority CA WP 1,928,491 — 329 Cecil Airport VQQ GA Authority FL SO — — 286 Centennial Airport APA RL County CO NM — — 825 Colorado Springs Municipal Airport COS SH City/Lease to Military CO NM 624,317 350 Dade–Collier Training and Transition Airport TNT GA County FL SO — 108,568,776 — 40 Denver International Airport DEN LH City & County CO NM 26,000,591 1,575 Devils Lake Regional Airport DVL CS Authority ND GL 3,050 64 DFW International Airport DFW LH Authority/Corp. TX SW 30,766,940 1,314,752,910 — 3,140,733,270 1,848 Eagle River Union Airport EGV GA City WI GL — — 55 Eugene Airport EUG SH City OR WP 440,198 — 171 Fort Dodge Regional Airport FOD CS City IA CE 3,083* — 55 Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport FLL LH County FL SO 11,987,607 508,118,870 734 Grove Regional Airport GMJ GA City OK SW — — 81 Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport ATL LH City GA SO 46,604,273 2,262,892,910 2,549 Hector International Airport FAR SH Authority ND GL 456,372 — 220 Jacksonville International Airport JAX MH Authority FL SO 2,589,198 395,653,090 241 Joplin Regional Airport JLN NH City MO CE 26,380 — 73 Lakeland Linder Regional Airport LAL RL City FL SO — — 283 Lambert–St. Louis International Airport STL MH City MO CE 6,108,758 381,204,028 362 Livermore Municipal Airport LVK RL City CA WP — — 394 Los Angeles International Airport LAX LH City CA WP 34,314,197 4,297,359,912 1,741 Martha’s Vineyard Airport MVY NH County MA NE 52,362 — 128 Memphis International Airport MEM MH Authority TN SO 1,800,268 23,760,172,569 604 Miami Executive Airport TMB RL County FL SO — — 531 Miami Homestead General Aviation Airport X51 GA County FL SO — — 210 Miami International Airport MIA LH County FL SO 19,468,523 7,192,790,882 1,188 Miami–Opa Locka Executive Airport OPF RL County FL SO — — 331 Minneapolis–St. Paul International Airport MSP LH Authority MN GL 16,972,678 972,664,080 1,130 Morristown Municipal Airport MMU RL Privatized NJ EA 17,136 — 189 New River Valley International Airport PSK GA Authority VA EA — — 29 North Little Rock Municipal Airport ORK RL City AR SW — — 88 Orlando International Airport MCO LH Authority FL SO 17,278,608 756,120,798 905 Owatonna Degner Regional Airport OWA GA City MN GL — — 82 Phoenix Deer Valley Airport DVT RL City AZ WP — — 956 Phoenix Goodyear Airport GYR RL City AZ WP — — 331 Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport PHX LH City AZ WP 20,344,867 1,436,921,968 1,183 Phoenix–Mesa Gateway Airport IWA SH Authority AZ WP 669,807 — 625

60 Airport Code NPIAS (2013) Governance State FAA Reg FAA Passenger Enplanements CY14 Total Cargo (pounds) CY14 Daily Ops Range Regional Airport HIB NH Authority MN GL 11,617 — 83 Reno–Tahoe International Airport RNO SH Authority CA WP 1,611,572 467,324,320 202 Rochester International Airport RST NH City/Privatized MN GL 119,874 25,000,000 107 Rock Hill–York County Airport UZA RL City SC SO — — 99 Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport DCA LH Authority VA EA 10,057,794 — 847 Salt Lake City International Airport SLC LH City UT NM 10,139,065 962,293,488 895 San Francisco International Airport SFO LH City & County CA WP 22,756,008 1,245,416,930 1,183 Savannah–Hilton Head International Airport SAV SH Authority GA SO 932,416 — 226 Seattle–Tacoma International Airport SEA LH Authority WA NM 17,888,080 1,574,603,394 932 Soldotna Airport SXQ GA City AK AL — — 41 Southwest Florida International Airport RSW MH Authority FL SO 3,942,387 119,577,700 236 Washington Dulles International Airport IAD LH Authority VA EA 10,415,948 1 479,925,622 845 Watsonville Municipal Airport WVI GA City CA WP — — 178 Western Nebraska Regional Airport BFF CS Authority NE CE 5,594 — 79 Willow Run Airport YIP RL Authority MI GL — 194,188,703 172 Yeager Airport CRW NH Authority WV EA 241,566 — 323 Yuma International Airport NYL NH Joint City/USMC AZ WP 90,732 — 550 Sources: FAA (2014), FAA (2015a, b), www.airnav.com. *FOD passenger data for CY13, change in aircraft size for scheduled service removed them from FAA (2015a). Raleigh–Durham International Airport RDU MH Authority NC SO 4,673,869 439,980,600 251

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