Phase II (2013-2018) Project Schedule
Prior AASP Studies
Alaska Aviation System Plan (AASP) updates were completed in
1986 and 1996. In 2008, the DOT&PF began a continuous aviation
system planning process, where ongoing airport system planning is
conducted, prior work updated, and emerging issues addressed. Phase
I of the plan spanned 2008 to 2013, with a wide range of topics
addressed, and Phase II is underway from through late 2018. Phase I
topics are addressed at Deliverables
2008-2013 and documents can be downloaded from
the Documents Tab.
AASP Work in 2018
Phase II of the AASP continues to set the vision for
Alaska aviation. We welcome you to remain up-to-date on the
current contract by checking this site or contacting rebecca.douglas@alaska.gov
for questions or comments.
Completed Phase II Work:
- Continual identification of current aviation system planning
issues
- Ongoing public involvement plan
- Internal and external website enhancements including new
website facelift
- An annual rural aviation strategic plan
- Creation and enhancements to the Capital Improvement &
Maintenance Program (CIMP), with over 190 inspections completed to
date
- Digitalization of the Airport Project Evaluation Board
(APEB) Process
- Automated Airport Needs Book
- Backcountry Airstrip and Weather Work Groups
- Seaplane Base Performance Measures Work Group
- Performance measure adoption and automation
- Pavement classification number (PCN) reporting
- Public photo management module
Ongoing Tasks:
- Update to the 2011 Economic Contribution to the State Economy
with new data annd trends for Alaska's rural and international
aviation systems
- Conversion of current CIMP aplication from Microsoft Surface
Pro to Apple iPad
- Final Phase II system planning report - will be available early
2019!
Phase III expected spring of 2019!
For more information on any past or ongoing AASP tasks, please
contact Project Manager Rebecca Douglas at rebecca.douglas@alaska.gov.
Updated 12/18/18