City of Page, Arizona

News

November 16, 2011
The 7-25 Runway reconstruction project is complete! Along with the runway reconstruction, many
other projects were completed during the time the construction was underway. Here are a few:
infield drainage grading for more efficient storm water conveyance, a new mandatory hold sign was installed on runway 25, the perimeter road was fully graded around the entire airport, every enhanced taxiway centerline was replaced, every surface painted sign was replaced, old taxiway centerlines were obliterated, and taxiway centerlines were placed down every hangar row. Overall it was a successful construction season and a very successful project. Many hours were spent on the frontline ensuring every detail was managed properly. The airport is yours again.
Until the next construction project – keep the bottom side down and the blue sky above you.

Brett J. Godown
Airport Director

Page Airport is a commercial service airport with daily flights to Denver, Las Vegas, and Phoenix. At the center of the Grand Circle (Grand Canyon, Arches National Park, Lake Powell, Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park), Page Airport is perfectly situated, inviting travelers to come and explore.

Scheduled Service

Airline Service is provided by Great Lakes Airline. Starting May 15, 2011, Great Lakes will provide daily service to Las Vegas.

Airport Information

The airport is situated on 536-acres located in Northern Arizona bordering Lake Powell.  The airport is served by two runways - 15-33: 5,500 feet in length; and crosswind runway - 07-25: 2,200 feet in length. Runway 07-25 does not have runway lighting and is only recommended during high wind conditions.  The Airport is served by three full service FBO’s: American Aviation, Classic Aviation and Lake Powell Jet Center (See the FBO section for a full listing of services). Charter Service and Air Tours of the Grand Circle are provided by American Aviation, Grand Canyon Airlines, and Westwind Aviation (See the Tour Operator section for further information). Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting (ARFF) with index A capability is available with prior permission with Airport Management.

CTAF: 122.8
ASOS: 120.625
VOR/DME: 117.6
Elevation: 4,316’