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Daily operations at an airport are divided into two groups: airside operations and landside operations. This webpage concentrates on airside operations, meaning airport operations that take place within the airport security fence and on the airfield.
Flint Bishop Airport Runways:
The runway numbers are magnetic compass headings that an aircraft landing or taking off would use, so a runway numbered 9-27 faces east to west (compass headings of 90° and 270°).
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There is a lot to like about FNT. The location, the ease of entry/exit. Few passengers. It is just low stress, low pressure. It is obviously small, but it does not pretend to be anything other than what it is: a nice, regional airport. It works and it's easy.”
- Patrick B.
