Facility Spotlight

Salt Lake TRACON (S56) is a level 10-approach control facility located at the base of Salt Lake City ATCT (TCT) in Salt Lake City, Utah. S56 split from SLC in 1999 when the current TRACON was […]

Columbus (CMH) is home to 48 dedicated NATCA members. The level 9 facility was commissioned in April 2004. CMH is responsible for the airspace of two TRACONS combined into one facility and one tower, two military […]

Aguadilla Airport (BQN) is part of the Federal Contract Tower Program (FCT). While some contract towers primarily work small general aviation aircraft, this isn’t the case for BQN, which has the longest runway in the Caribbean, […]

There is a strong 100 percent NATCA membership (10 CPCs and 1 trainee) at level five facility, Flying Cloud Tower (FCM) in Minneapolis. The airport was purchased from a farmer who had a grass strip in […]

There are 13 NATCA members out of 14 at Manchester ATCT (MHT), a level five facility operating under Class C airspace 24 hours day, located in Manchester, N.H. While MHT does not officially “own” any airspace, […]

Juneau Flight Service Station (JNU FSS) is a 24-hour facility. JNU FSS takes over the tower frequencies when it closes at 8 p.m. local time, as well as the KTN FSS frequencies at 9:15 p.m., and […]