Appendix B

General Airport Survey Results Summary and Telephone Logs

Sample No. Community Facility Name Site Number Borough or Census Region

Contact information available (Yes/No)

Commercial / Cargo per

day

Commutor / Small Cargo

per dayPrivate per day

Commercial / Cargo per

week

Commutor / Small Cargo per week

Private per week

Commercial / Cargo per

week

CommutorSmall

Cargo per week

Private per week Commercial / Cargo Commuter / Small Cargo Private

Ground Support Equipment Notes

1 FALSE PASS FALSE PASS 50221.5*A ALEUTIANS EAST Y 6 1 6 3 Navajo / Caravan Super Cub types none

Major has only private plane - fueling out of Anchorage/Cold Bay. Summer Kenai float planes uses strip

2 BEAR LAKE JOHNSONS LANDING 50057.4*A ALEUTIANS EAST Y 6Communication with False Pass contact - Kenai float plane usage

3 OGLIUGA ISLAND OGLIUGA ISLAND TRA361 ALEUTIANS WEST N4 SOUTH BIGHT SOUTH BIGHT TRA433 ALEUTIANS WEST N5 ANCHORAGE / FORT RICHARDSONBRYANT AHP 50036.5*H ANCHORAGE Y6 PT. POSSESSION FIRE ISLAND TRA195 ANCHORAGE N

7 ANCHORAGE PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL 50033.01*H ANCHORAGE Y 1-2 21-28BK-17, BELL 212 (backup) none

Expect to reduce numbers by half (installing a fuel tank)

8 TULUKSAK TULUKSAK 50771.*A BETHEL Y 2 14 207 types none9 CANYON CREEK CANYON CREEK TRA072 BETHEL N 4-5 single engine none Hunting Camp10 NYAC NYAC 50555.*A BETHEL N Irregular schedule - no further info11 FORTYSEVEN MILE CREEK FORTYSEVEN MILE TRA161 BETHEL N12 TOKSOOK BAY TOKSOOK BAY 50766.4*A BETHEL Y 2 14 Twin Otter none13 ANIAK ANIAK 50038.*A BETHEL Y 7 30 ? 7 30 ? DC-6, C-46, 737-100 Caravan, Navajo, 207 none Data supported with schedules off Internet.14 KOGGIUNG KOGGIUNG 50425.6*A BRISTOL BAY N15 MT. MCKINLEY NAT'L PARK MT MCKINLEY TRA334 DENALI N16 CLEAR CLEAR SKY LODGE 50109.11*A DENALI N Private - Seasonal usage.17 PORTAGE CREEK PORTAGE CREEK 50609.31*A DILLINGHAM Y18 QUEENS THE QUEENS 50623.2*A DILLINGHAM N19 TAYLOR CREEK TAYLOR CREEK TRA472 DILLINGHAM N20 MILE 8 MILE 8 TRA332 FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR N Seasonal use21 NORTH POLE BRADLEY SKY-RANCH 50543.71*A FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR Y Seasonal use22 CARIBOU CARIBOU NO. 4 TRA096 FAIRBANKS NORTH STAR N Seasonal use23 SCHAFFER SCHAFFER TRA468 HAINES N Seasonal use24 SNETTISHAM SNETTISHAM 50711.6*A JUNEAU Y25 KASILOF WINTER'S STRIP 50406.1*A KENAI PENINSULA Y26 WEST FORLAND WEST FORLAND TRA505 KENAI PENINSULA N27 KASILOF KASILOF 50406.*A KENAI PENINSULA Y 1 2 206, 185, Super Cub none 4 planes stationed there28 SOLDOTNA MACKEYS LAKES 50713.21*C KENAI PENINSULA Y 28 Turbine Ottter none29 CAVANAUGH FOX RIVER CAVANAUGH FOX TRA075 KENAI PENINSULA N Seasonal use30 SEWARD SEWARD 50696.*A KENAI PENINSULA Y31 SOLDOTNA MILLER HOMESTEAD 50713.16*A KENAI PENINSULA N Seasonal use32 TEXACO POINT POSS. TEXACO PT POSS TRA004 KENAI PENINSULA N Seasonal use33 ELLA LAKE ELLA LAKE TRA139 KETCHIKAN GATEWAY N

34 KODIAK INNER HARBOR 50424.1*C KODIAK ISLAND Y 40 148 207's, Beavers4500 per year forecast on Master Plan - 80% usage in summer

35 OUZINKIE OUZINKIE 50580.1*A KODIAK ISLAND Y 5 35 Cherokee, Islander36 PORT BAILEY PORT BAILEY 50612.3*C KODIAK ISLAND N 1-5 Cannery shutdown - seasonal use37 PORT BAILEY PORT BAILEY 50612.3*C KODIAK ISLAND N 1-5 Cannery shutdown - seasonal use38 KATMAI NATIONAL PARK LAKE BROOKS 50407.3*C LAKE & PENINSULA Y 14-21 Goose none Seaplane base - tourist use39 PERRYVILLE PERRYVILLE 50588.61*A LAKE & PENINSULA Y 1-2 14 Caravan, Cherokee40 PILOT POINT PILOT POINT 50594.5*A LAKE & PENINSULA Y 1-2 14 Caravan, Cherokee

41 PALMER PALMER MUNI 50584.*A MATANUSKA SUSITNA Y DC-6 Twins Super Cubs, Cesnas fuel truck,

Master Plan - 26000 operations last year 80% single engine 20% cargo and commuter 3x busier in summer

42 TALKEETNA SECLUDED LAKE 50738.1*A MATANUSKA SUSITNA Y Suspect Seasonal - never heard of43 TYONEK CHEDATNA LAKES TRA076 MATANUSKA SUSITNA N44 VICTORY BIBLE CAMP VICTORY 50829.7*A MATANUSKA SUSITNA N 1-2 Single engine (2/3 peoplenone45 LAKE LOUISE LAKE LOUISE SPB 50439.1*C MATANUSKA SUSITNA N46 TALKEETNA TALKEETNA VILLAGE STRIP50739.*A MATANUSKA SUSITNA Y 1-2 C-108 none Summer use only47 PALMER COLBERG 50584.2*A MATANUSKA SUSITNA Y48 SONA MINE SONA MINE TRA431 MATANUSKA SUSITNA N Suspect Seasonal - never heard of it49 MACLAREN GLACIER MACLAREN GLAC. TRA330 MATANUSKA SUSITNA N

50 SUMMIT SUMMIT 50725.*A MATANUSKA SUSITNA Y ? none

Emergency use only - helicopters (5 per year) *Believe referring to Summit of McKinley only summit strip known.

51 NOME NOME 50540.*A NOME Y52 RAINBOW CAMP RAINBOW CAMP TRA406 NOME N Mining Strip - Seasonal53 EAGLE CREEK EAGLE CREEK TRA145 NOME N Mining Strip - Seasonal54 INGLUTALIK RIVER INGLUTALIK R. TRA244 NOME N Seasonal probably a hunting camp.55 WALES WALES 50860.*A NOME Y56 NOME NOME CITY FIELD 50538.*A NOME Y57 NUIQSUT NUIQSUT 50548.8*A NORTH SLOPE Y58 ATQASUK ATQASUK 50044.5*A NORTH SLOPE Y59 UMIAT UMIAT TRA216 NORTH SLOPE N60 DEADHORSE SEAL ISLAND 50140.71*H NORTH SLOPE Y61 CANDLE CREEK CANDLE CREEK TRA106 NORTHWEST ARCTIC N 1-2 C 180 types None Private mining strip

62 SHUNGNAK SHUNGNAK 50702.1*A NORTHWEST ARCTIC Y 6 42 12 Carvans, twin Cesnas, Navajo C180 types NoneFueling done in Kotzebue, private use local fuel sources

63 KIANA BOB BAKER MEML 50412.9*A NORTHWEST ARCTIC Y 6 42 24 Carvans, twin Cesnas, Navajo C 180 types NoneFueling done in Kotzebue, private use local fuel sources

64 BALDWIN BALDWIN TRA036 PRINCE OF WALES-OUTER KETCHIKAN N65 DOLOMI DOLOMI TRA563 PRINCE OF WALES-OUTER KETCHIKAN N66 BAKEWELL LAKE BAKEWELL LAKE TRA033 PRINCE OF WALES-OUTER KETCHIKAN N67 SALMON BAY LAKE SALMON BAY LAKE TRA419 PRINCE OF WALES-OUTER KETCHIKAN N68 WHALE PASS WHALE PASS TRA572 PRINCE OF WALES-OUTER KETCHIKAN N69 ZACHAR BAY ZACHAR BAY TRA520 SITKA N70 PORT LIONS PORT LIONS TRA397 SKAGWAY-HOONAH-ANGOON N71 HOONAH HOONAH 50321.01*A SKAGWAY-HOONAH-ANGOON Y 180's, 207's Cubs, Cavans Use FAA data72 JOSEPH JOSEPH TRA255 SOUTHEAST FAIRBANKS N73 DELTA JUNCTION ARCTIC ANGEL 50146.06*A SOUTHEAST FAIRBANKS Y Hunting Strip - Seasonal74 JARVIS CREEK JARVIS CREEK TRA254 SOUTHEAST FAIRBANKS N75 DELTA JUNCTION DELTA AIRMOTIVE 50146.012*A SOUTHEAST FAIRBANKS N76 JAKES BAR JAKES BAR TRA256 VALDEZ-CORDOVA N77 SAN JUAN SAN JUAN CN TRA422 VALDEZ-CORDOVA N78 PORT NELLIE JUAN PRT NELLIE JUAN TRA399 VALDEZ-CORDOVA N79 UPPER SKOLAI LAKE UPPER SKOLAI TRA500 VALDEZ-CORDOVA N80 POSTYS POSTYS TRA531 VALDEZ-CORDOVA N81 BRENWICKS BRENWICKS TRA060 VALDEZ-CORDOVA N82 PAXSON PAXSON 50587.*A VALDEZ-CORDOVA Y83 FALLS BAY FALLS BAY TRA555 VALDEZ-CORDOVA N84 SCAMMON BAY SCAMMON BAY 50690.*A WADE HAMPTON Y85 MOUNTAIN VILLAGE MOUNTAIN VILLAGE 50502.*A WADE HAMPTON Y86 PORT WALTER PORT WALTER 50619.*C WRANGELL-PETERSBURG N87 INDIAN POINT INDIAN POINT TRA240 WRANGELL-PETERSBURG N88 YAKUTAT HARLEQUIN LAKE 50920.01*A YAKUTAT Y89 YAKUTAT TANIS MESA 50920.11*A YAKUTAT Y90 BEAR CREEK BEAR CREEK 3 50057.2*A YUKON-KOYUKUK N91 OLD MAN OLD MAN TRA360 YUKON-KOYUKUK N 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Abandoned92 UPPER GOLD CREEK UPPER GOLD CREEK TRA496 YUKON-KOYUKUK N93 DRILL HOLE DRILL HOLE TRA129 YUKON-KOYUKUK N94 TAKOTNA TAKOTNA 50735.*A YUKON-KOYUKUK Y Mining strip - light seasonal usage95 LONG CREEK LONG CREEK TRA300 YUKON-KOYUKUK N96 AMERICAN CREEK AMERICAN CREEK 50031.*A YUKON-KOYUKUK Y Suspect seasonal - never heard of it97 ANVIK ANVIK 50039.1*A YUKON-KOYUKUK Y98 GALENA GALENA 50258.*A YUKON-KOYUKUK Y 3-4 + ? 12 +? ? 3-4 + ? 12 +? ? DC-6, C-46 Caravan, C402, Internet schedules.99 WISEMAN LINDA CREEK 50888.1*A YUKON-KOYUKUK N100 PROSPECT CREEK CAMP PROSPECT CREEK TRA523 YUKON-KOYUKUK N

Notes1. Number of flight were estimations by surveyed individual, unless noted.

ALASKA AIRPORT SURVEY RESULTS

Plane typesFlights (1 flight = 1 landing and 1 take off)1

Summer (Apr-Sept)Winter (Oct-Mar)

Results Page 1

General Observations from the Phone Survey 1. The private strips or strips with unknown owners that are designated by the site

numbers TRAxxx, were difficult to obtain any information on. We asked DOT&PF personnel and other contacts within the region and most either never heard of the strips or said they were seasonal use only. The following characteristics were developed for the TRAxxx sites:

A. Most are either private hunting camp/mining strips. B. Seasonal use only: April through September C. Generally areas of land cleared just small enough for a single engine plane to

land. D. Typical usage would be 2-3 trips per week in the April through September

months.

Any information different from the above was recorded on the spreadsheet. 2. The small private strips, e.g. Mackey Lakes and Johnson’s Landing, which actually

have a site numbers associated to them seem to be seasonal businesses. (Flight seeing, fishing, etc.) These are typically running 3-4 trips per day in the summer (April through September) and are seldom/if used in the winter. Plane types are 207’s, beavers, twin otters.

3. DOT&PF classified community airports, e.g. False Pass, seem to have regular

scheduled services 2-3 times a day. These are Caravans and Navajos for passengers and cargo. Local ground support consists of a loader/grader for runway maintenance. Private plans may be or may not be present. Any fueling is done at the hubs and private fueling is done with cans or drums with pumps.

4. DOT&PF classified district airports (Smaller regional hubs), e.g. Aniak, have the

flights going to the communities and the larger cargo planes coming in, such as DC-6’s, C-46’s or 737-100’s. Most of the larger cargo planes get fuel in Anchorage or Fairbanks. The hubs have fuel for the commuters and if in emergency will fill up the large cargo planes. Fueling typically consist of a stationary pump with tanks. These strips will have a loader and grader for maintenance. Forklifts are usually present for baggage handling and offloading the cargo planes.