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| Runway | Length | Width | Surface | Heading | Wind Component |
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✈️ 16/34
Active: 34
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5,860 ft | 100 ft | ASP | 172° |
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South Valley Regional Airport - Airport Information
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About South Valley Regional Airport
Overview
South Valley Regional Airport serves the greater Salt Lake City metropolitan area as a medium-sized airport situated at 4607 feet mean sea level. Located at coordinates 40.619499, -111.992996, the airport provides critical general aviation infrastructure for the region. Its single runway 16/34 extends 5860 feet and is surfaced with asphalt, supporting a variety of aircraft operations.
Flying Conditions
The airport's high elevation of 4607 feet MSL means pilots must carefully calculate performance parameters, particularly during warmer months when density altitude can significantly impact aircraft capabilities. Situated in Utah's topographically complex terrain, pilots should anticipate potential wind variability and potential mountain wave effects. The runway orientation suggests the airport experiences prevailing winds that may create crosswind landing conditions.
Notable Features
Positioned near Salt Lake City, South Valley Regional Airport is situated in a mountainous region with surrounding terrain that demands heightened situational awareness. The airport's 5860-foot asphalt runway provides adequate length for most general aviation and light commercial aircraft. Its medium airport classification indicates it supports a range of aviation activities beyond basic local flight operations.
Approach Considerations
With a runway aligned 16/34, pilots should prepare for potential crosswind scenarios during approach and landing. The airport's elevation requires careful performance calculations, particularly for aircraft operating near their service ceiling. Standard instrument approach procedures will likely factor in the surrounding mountainous terrain and the airport's significant elevation above sea level.
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