CALIFORNIA AVIATION SYSTEM PLAN

2010 GENERAL AVIATION SYSTEM NEEDS ASSESSMENT ELEMENT

As part of the California Aviation System Plan, the Division of Aeronautics (Division) produced the 2010 General Aviation System Needs Assessment Element(GASNA). The GASNA provides State recommendations for safety, capacity, and capability improvement projects at primarily General Aviation (GA) airports.

The GASNA is a valuable tool for airport managers as they prioritize unfunded airport improvement project priorities. Appendix 4 of the document details the type of projects the State considers important to a healthy system of GA airports. Airport sponsors are encouraged to consider these projects as they begin to formulate their Capital Improvement Project (CIP) requests.

The Division of Aeronautics has posted the semi-annual February 2011 update to the GASNA’s Appendix 4 tables. The next update will be in August 2011. We are requesting that all updates to airport data in Appendix 4 be submitted to us not later than July 31, 2011.

Please e-mail, fax or send by U.S. Mail your updates to Derek Kantar. Derek can also be contacted for further information at (916) 651-0597.

• Executive Summary(amended)
• Table of Contents
• Section I - System Planning
• Section II - Commercial Airports System
• Section III - General Aviation and Reliever Airport System
• Bibliography
• Appendices 1-3
• Appendix 4 Table: Semi-annual Update February 2011
• Appendix 5