Pilot Information
Runway Dimensions: 07/25 11,800’ x 200’ | DME: Chan 108 |
UNICOM Radio Frequency : UNICOM 123.0 | Elevation: 633’ |
AWOS Radio Frequency: 118.7 | FBO: Phoenix Aviation Services (989) 739-8486 or (989) 739-7108 |
AWOS Telephone Number: (989) 739-1310 | Michigan State Police: 125.475 |
PCL: 123.0 | Minneapolis Center: 118.525 Phone: 651-463-5580 |
ILS: 108.5 | Weather: AWOS-3 118.7 or (989) 739-1310 WSI terminal available in Administrative Building |
ASP VOR: 116.1 | Lighting: Rotating beacon (dusk to dawn) High intensity runway lights and taxiway lighting Approach lighting runway 25 Lighted wind socks, each end of runway |
Physicals
Location: | Michigan’s Northeast Lower Peninsula along the shores of Lake Huron – – 155 miles north of Detroit. |
Runway: | Single runway 7/25 |
Size: | 11,800’ x 200’ |
Orientation: | Northeast – southwest alignment with lighted precision instrument runway. |
Taxiways: | Includes a series of maneuvering routes between the airfield and terminal area. Runway 7/25 is served by a lighted 75-foot wide full-length parallel Taxiway ‘A’ with 50’ paved shoulders, separated 1,050’ from the Runway 7/25 centerline. The lighted full-length parallel taxiway is required for a precision instrument runway. Taxiways ‘D’ and ‘E’ are connectors linking to the General Aviation/FBO facilities and Iosco Apron. |
Airport Terminal
Location: | South-East area of the airfield. From runway, follow the blue centerline heading East on Taxiway ‘A’ and South-East on Taxiway ‘D’. The Terminal is located along the Transient Aircraft Parking Apron. |
Access: | The Terminal is generally open from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Monday – Friday, except on holidays. Otherwise access into the terminal and through passenger gates by depressing combination locks V, then simultaneous III – II, followed by I. |
Airport Terminal Services: | Telephone, restrooms, weather reports and waiting room. |
Runway Data
The Airport has a single Runway 7/25 which is 11,800’ x 200’, oriented in a northeast-southwest alignment. This lighted precision instrument runway is constructed of grooved asphalt and has a gross weight bearing strength of 550,000 pounds for aircraft with dual tandem wheel gear. The runway pavement occupies about 2.4 million square feet, or about 55 acres of paved surface.
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Taxiways
Taxiway ‘A’ is full-length parallel, with three connectors (‘B’, ‘C’ and ‘A-West’), to Runway 7/25. It is 75’ wide with 35’ wide paved shoulders. Taxiway ‘A’ is lighted and separated from the Runway 7/25 centerline by 1,024’. Taxiway ‘A’ is designed to support Aircraft Reference Code Design Group V aircraft.
Taxiways ‘D’ is a connector providing access to and from the general aviation; terminal area, FBO services, fuel farm and hangar facilities. It is 3,800’ long x 50’wide and is designed to support Aircraft Reference Code Design Group III aircraft.
Taxiway ‘E’ provides access to and from the ‘heavy aircraft’ capable ‘Iosco Apron’ and loops as a Taxi lane through the large aircraft maintenance hangars. It is 75’wide and meets design standards for Group V aircraft.