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General Aviation

Pilot Info

Runway:
 10/28
Dimensions:
 9351 x 150 ft. / 2850 x 46m
Surface:
 Concrete / Grooved, in good condition
Rwy:
 High Intensity
Runway:
 1/19
Dimensions:
 7002 x 150 ft. / 2134 x 46m
Surface:
 Concrete / Wired / Combed, in good condition
Rwy:
 High Intensity
Approaches:
 ILS
Lighting:
 Dusk - Dawn
When ATCT CLSD ACTVT REIL RY & RY/APCH LGTS FOR PRESELECTED FAVORABLE RY - CTAF
Communications:
Savannah Tower:
 119.1 [0600-0000]
Savannah Ground:
 121.9[0600-0000]
CTAF:
 119.1
Unicom:
 122.95
ATIS:
 123.75[0600-0000]
Clearance Delivery:
 119.25: 295.7
Fuel Available:
 100LL JET-A
Oxygen:
 Bottled Oxygen : High / Low
Bulk Oxygen : High / Low
FBO:

Signature Flight Support (912) 964-1557

Sheltair Aviation Services (912) 965-0095
Flight Service Station:
 Macon Flight Service Station
1-800-WXBRIEF 123.65
Weather:
 WX ASOS:(912)966-0364
U.S. Customs:
 US Customs on Airport,
Phone: 912-964-0832
Airport Operations:
 0600-0000
Flight Service Station:
 Macon Flight Service Station
1-800-WXBRIEF 123.65
Aircraft Rescue Station (ARFF):
 ARFF index C
Current SAV NOTAMs:

FAA Flight Safety NOTAMs site
Airport Reminder:
 E67 NAVD88

CTN: BIRDS & DEER ON & INVOF OF ARPT.

TWY E WEST OF TWY E1 CLSD WHEN TWR CLSD DUE TO ILS CRITICAL AREA.

TWY 'A' , S OF TWY 'A4' CLSD WHEN ATCT CLSD DUE TO ILS CRITICAL AREA.

NO 180 DEG TURNS ON ASPH FOR ACFT OVER 12500 LBS GROSS.

PPR FOR PARKING OF GENERAL AVIATION ACFT ON THE AIR CARRIER TERMINAL RAMP CTC 912-964-7501.

TWYS B; C; E LMTD TO DUAL WHEEL ACFT UP TO 173,000 LBS & DUAL TAND WHEEL ACFT UP TO 310,000 LBS.

MALSR RY 09 NSTD; SPACING DOES NOT MEET FAA STANDARDS.

TWY B2 IS LIMITED TO 12500LBS.

TWY C2 IS LIMITED TO 12500LBS.

TWY E CLSD FROM RY 28 TO BUT NOT INCLUDING TY E2 TO ACFT WITH WINGSPAN OF 175' OR GREATER.

Full services for general aviation aircraft are provided by the following fixed base operators:

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Two Operational Runways

 

Runway #1

• Runway 10/28
• Orientation: EW
• Length: 9,351 ft.

Runway #2

• Runway 19/1
• Orientation: NS
• Length: 7,001 ft.

Airside Service

• Baggage Handlers
• Aircraft Cleaning & Parking
• Cargo Handlers
• Freight Forwarders
• Hanger Space
• Flying Schools
• Fueling Services
• Flight Kitchen
• Lavatory & Water Services

Air Cargo Service

• Signature Flight Support

• Delta Air Lines
• US Airways

  

            Active Operational Advisories

As a reminder, these advisories are for planning and informational purposes only.  Dates, times and locations are subject to change.  NOTAMS will be issued to reflect the actual closures.
Issue Date
Advisory Number
07/26/10 OPERATIONAL ADVISORY - SAV #23-10
The South Carolina Air National Guard 169th Fighter Wing has relocated 16 of its F-16 jets to the CRTC until September 16,2010 due to construction activities at their home base near Columbia, SC.  During this time we will be experiencing increased military fighter jet operations.  GA aircraft operations may be impacted from time to time during high volume training windows.  Touch and go operations and pattern work in particular.  You are reminded that inbound F-16's under certain emergency situations may engage the BAK-14 arresting gear (cable) on runway 10-28 upon landing.  This usually closes that runway for 20-30 minutes.

07/02/10		 OPERATIONAL ADVISORY - SAV #19-10
Beginning June 30, 2010, Air Traffic Controllers (ATC) modified their method of issuing taxi instructions when one or more runway crossings are involved.  Instructions to cross multiple runways, whether active or inactive, will no longer be given as a single command.  The attached poster from the FAA explains the changes in greater detail.  Please review this information with any staff that may operate on the AOA, and ensure they are familiar with the changes.  As you are aware, it takes conscious effort on everyone's part to ensure aviation safety.  If you are ever unclear of directions given by an controller, please do not hesitate to ask them to repeat the directions which were given to you. Attached Poster
05/18/10
OPERATIONAL ADVISORY - SAV #14-10
The North GA development project is scheduled to begin tomorrow, May 19th. The project consists of 2 phases.

Phase 1 will involve the following:
Erecting a perimeter fence around the project to isolate it from the AOA
Relocating Gate 20, repaving of Melaver Drive
Creating a new access gate and road to the Air Traffic Control Tower off of Melaver Drive and constructing a new service road from the south gate at the Tower to Melaver Drive for FAA Technical Opns personnel

Phase 2 will involve the following:  
Removal of the current access road to the Air Traffic Control Tower
Clearing of the trees north of the Terminal apron
Construction of Taxiway G and Taxilane GA-6

Project is schedule to last approximately 7 months and should not effect daily operations. This development is needed to create additional space for future general aviation tenants.  See attached diagram for project location and information.  Additional advisories will be issued as needed.   Attached Diagram

     

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