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Scottsdale Airpark – Business Takes Flight

The Scottsdale Airpark is a multi-faceted hub of commerce, employment, aviation, tourism, entertainment and recreation. With nearly twenty-five hundred companies and more than forty-eight thousand employees, the Scottsdale Airpark is among the largest employment centers in the state of Arizona. The Scottsdale Airpark is where business takes flight.

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Participate in updating the Scottsdale Airport Master Plan
The city, owner and operator of Scottsdale Airport, is undergoing an update to its Master Plan. The plan is intended to be a proactive document which identifies and plans for future airport facility needs.

Airport Master Plans are commonly updated every five to 10 years.  Scottsdale last updated their plan in 1997. This in-depth study and process takes around 18 months to complete.

The Master Plan will focus on several key areas including aviation forecasts, demand/capacity, facility requirements, airfield design and safety standards, development alternatives and environmental reviews on airport property.  It does not include noise abatement or studies. This was conducted thoroughly through a public process in 2005.

Public participation is encouraged throughout the Master Plan process.  The first public meeting was held on Thursday, Nov. 15 and outlined the Master Plan process. 

The next Planning Advisory Commission meeting is slated to be held by early summer. With the next public workshop targeted for late summer.  As the meeting dates and times are confirmed, information will be updated on this website.  

- Download brochure - which provides a good overview of the master plan process.
 
Future meeting dates and locations will be available on the Airport Master Plan website as well as through various other media outlets. In addition, an electronic comment form and additional master plan information is available on the website.

For questions or to request a hardcopy of the brochure, contact Scottsdale Airport at 480-312-2321.