Provo City

Airport


The Provo Airport is a general aviation airfield located on the west edge of Provo adjacent to Utah Lake. Provo's Air Traffic Control Tower is now operational and in control of the sky over Provo.
 

Airport Location

The Provo Airport can be reached by taking Provo Center Street westbound to 3110 West, turn left and follow the road until it ends at the airport.

 

Contacts

Airport Manager, Steve Gleason 801-852-6715, Emergency (24hr) 801-368-0383
Airport Operations Specialist, Dann Shumway, 801-852-6715, Emergency (24 hr) 801-368-0688
Provo City Public Services, 801-851-6700
Million Air (FBO) 801-356-5656 (fuel and services)
 

Airport Information

The Provo Airport is served by two runways. Runway 13/31 is 8,600 feet long and 150 wide and is of asphalt construction. It has a porous friction course surface, and rated pavement strengths of 65,000 pounds single wheel gear (SWG); 85,000 pounds dual wheel gear (DWG); 140,000 pounds tandem gear (DTG) loading. Runway 13/31 is equipped with high, low and medium intensity runway lighting system and served by a parallel taxiway system. A precision instrument landing system (ILS) is installed on Runway 13, and visual landing aids include a PAPI-4 on Runway 13 and a PAPI-2 on runway 31.

Runway 18/36 is 6,602 feet long by 150 feet wide and is of asphalt construction. It is rated for 50,000 pounds SWG; 70,000 pounds DWG and 110,000 pounds DTG. This runway has medium intensity lighting and PAPI-2 units on each runway end. Connecting taxiways link the runway to the apron areas.

The aiport's terminal area is located on the east side of the airfield complex, and is comprised of fixed base operator facilities, hangars, T-hangars, tie downs, aircraft aprons, aircraft rescue and fire fighting facilities, as well as other miscellaneous structures, offering a complete line of aviation services.

Elevation: 4497

CTAF: 125.3

Ground: 119.4

AWOS: 135.17, 801-373-9782

ATCT Hours of Operation: 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. local time