Direct flights from Show Low Regional Airport

General Information About Show Low Regional Airport

General Information The Show Low Regional Airport is administered by the City of Show Low. Located approximately two miles east of Show Low in Navajo County, Arizona United States.

An essential air service airport providing commercial passenger flights subsidized by the Federal Government under their Essential Air Service program and has an average yearly passenger enplanement between 2,500-10,000 annually, classified as non-primary commercial service airport under National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems for 2011-2015.

Aviation/Aircraft Definitions: Home-based aircraft refer to those that primarily utilize an airport for operations. Transient aircraft refers to those not considered "home-based," yet transit through an airport in search of fuel services or other services provided on-airfield.

Hangars: All hangars, aprons and structures developed at an airport must meet architectural development standards and master plans of that airport. Furthermore, tenants must follow the provisions of their lease agreements regarding damages caused by their operations to buildings, equipment, real property or improvements owned or managed by that airport.

Firefighting: All fire extinguishers, aircraft fire protection systems and related facilities at the airport must be kept in good working order. Any incidents involving hazardous materials or fuel must be immediately reported to Show Low fire district as well as to the airport manager.

Sign Controls:

Any signs, traffic control devices and other signs erected or installed at an airport must first receive approval by its manager before being placed there. Furthermore, vehicles other than those owned or authorized by them on airport property and any people present must also abide by sign control requirements set out by airport managers.