Airports
Utah Airport Puts Wraps on Runway Rehab Project
The airport has resumed operations after a closure of six weeks.

Heber City Municipal Airport-Russ McDonald Field in Utah has completed a multi-million-dollar reconstruction and resurfacing project on its 6,900-foot runway, which also saw the entire runway lighting system replaced, as well as the turnoff taxi lights. A second phase of the project saw the six-acre apron for OK3 Air, the lone FBO on the field, demolished and replaced, causing the service provider to close for six weeks as the work progressed. It reopened early this month for daylight operations only, pending the relocation of the airport’s lighting vault. The majority of the project was funded by FAA grants, and the city of Heber covered the remainder.


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