Chandler Municipal Airport

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Chandler Municipal Airport (CHD) is just 18 miles southeast of Sky Harbor International Airport and offers trouble-free access to anywhere in the region. An excellent business airport, it also is a base for charter, transport and sightseeing excursions, and is home to world-class training institutions.

With more than 200,000 operations this year, it is among the nation’s busiest general aviation airports. CHD’s location is well-situated for easy travel to southwestern U.S. markets and beyond. At the airport, Chandler Municipal offers access to air transportation services and facilities to house aviation-related businesses, which makes it an excellent choice for the growth of your company for both corporate aircraft owners and business activity.

 

To assist pilots using the Chandler Municipal Airport (CHD), the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) created a video of CHD as part of their “From the Flight Deck” runway safety series. View videos for other Valley airports.

Public Notices

Notice of Availability for Public Comment on
Taxiway Improvements within a Federal Flood Risk
Management Standard Floodplain at Chandler
Municipal Airport, Chandler, Arizona

The City of Chandler (City), as sponsor of Chandler Municipal Airport, intends to reconstruct portions of the airport’s Taxiway B. These improvements would include new taxiway and shoulder pavement, pavement markings, grading, and electrical improvements. The proposed improvements will mitigate flood risk by preventing stormwater ponding on the taxiway.

The proposed improvements would have no impacts to natural and beneficial floodplain functions such as surface water quality maintenance, groundwater recharge, biological productivity, and wildlife habitat. The entire project area is disturbed by development; it does not currently provide any natural benefits and is not expected to ever provide benefits. Therefore, any floodplain functions related to natural flood and erosion control in the project area would not be significantly impacted by the proposed project activities. However, per the FAA regulation, a public notice is still required.

Since the City is seeking Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) funding and approval of federal actions occurring in a Federal Flood Risk Management Standard (FFRMS) floodplain, a public notice and opportunity for comment is being provided. The public may submit comments on the proposed projects and their potential effects on the FFRMS floodplain for a period of 30 days following the publication of this notice.

You may obtain more information or send comments to Ryan Reeves, Airport Manager at 480-782-3545. FAA will consider all comments received during the 30-day comment period before making an environmental determination.

Submitted comments will be part of the public record.

Notice of Availability for Public Comment on
Runway End Identifier Light Improvements within
a Federal Flood Risk Management Standard Floodplain
at Chandler Municipal Airport, Chandler, Arizona

The City of Chandler (City), as sponsor of Chandler Municipal Airport, intends to install runway end identifier lights (REILs) on Runway 4L-22R (a.k.a “North Runway”). These improvements would include installation of REILs at each end of Runway 4R-22L, remove portions of pavement to meet current geometry standards, and to install new edge lighting and connections. The proposed improvements will mitigate flood risk by increasing nonpavement
area by removing portions of pavement.

The proposed improvements would have no impacts to natural and beneficial floodplain functions such as surface water quality maintenance, groundwater recharge, biological productivity, and wildlife habitat. The entire project area is disturbed by development; it does not currently provide any natural benefits and is not expected to ever provide benefits. Therefore, any floodplain functions related to natural flood and erosion control in the project area would not be significantly impacted by the proposed project activities. However, per the FAA regulation, a public notice is still required.

Since the City is seeking Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) funding and approval of federal actions occurring in a Federal Flood Risk Management Standard (FFRMS) floodplain, a public notice and opportunity for comment is being provided. The public may submit comments on the proposed projects and their potential effects on the FFRMS floodplain for a period of 30 days following the publication of this notice.

You may obtain more information or send comments to Ryan Reeves, Airport Manager at 480-782-3545. FAA will consider all comments received during the 30-day comment period before making an environmental determination.

Submitted comments will be part of the public record.