Jacqui C.
2/18/2024
Just a quick note: Scottsdale Airport (SCF) is not an airport for public/commercial passenger aircraft. It's for private/charter and military aircraft only. We arrived here from Harry Reid...
Scottsdale Airport (SDL)
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15000 N Airport Dr Ste 200
Scottsdale, AZ 85260
Scottsdale Airport in Scottsdale, AZ, offers a premier hub for both leisure and business travelers. Situated in the Scottsdale Airpark, this airport emerged as a pivotal entity, catering to corporate executives and renowned sports figures. Originally known as Thunderbird Airfield Number Two, it has a rich history of training WWII pilots and hosting technical schools.
Established in 1967, Scottsdale Airport has undergone significant expansion, featuring an elongated runway to accommodate long-range jets and facilitate international arrivals. Operating independently, the airport managed nearly 170,000 takeoffs and landings in 2022, playing a crucial role in key events like the 2023 Super Bowl, where it handled 490 corporate jet operations in a single day.
Recognized as a 2023 Scottsdale History Hall of Fame inductee, Scottsdale Airport has solidified its position as one of the busiest single-runway airports globally. With a commitment to sustainability and noise abatement, the airport ensures a seamless and efficient travel experience while prioritizing the surrounding community's well-being.
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Kelly M.
2/16/2025
Share dining and events others can come join on your site. Please share restaurant onsite to dine. Thank you
Rachel M.
6/29/2025
The constant airplane noise over our neighborhood is seriously affecting our quality of life. Planes fly over every couple of minutes, and the sound is nonstop throughout the day. It's hard to...
Jerri S.
3/2/2024
Very nice observation deck next to restaurant, BUT there is nice observation lounge on other side of landing strip. We were thrilled to view the take offs and landings
Jim S.
7/3/2022
This is just a first class operation as a whole. However, with my dad being an Aeronautical Engineer, we shared much time together looking at aircraft. Dad would point them out, tell me what they...
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