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Minnesota State Aviation System Plan (SASP)
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Airport Influence Maps | State Aviation System Plan (SASP) | Planning & Zoning Contacts
Minnesota has a long history of system planning for the public airports in the state beginning with the first State Aviation System Plan (SASP) published in 1970. Major updates have been conducted as necessary every five to seven years considering new social, demographic, economic, and aviation trends. The SASP informs decision making processes that guide the development of Minnesota's system of airports. The SASP planning process is based on the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) Airport System Planning Process Advisory Circular and the FAA in turn uses the Minnesota SASP to help plan for the needs of the National Airspace System. Here at home, the SASP is also an integral part of the Minnesota Statewide Transportation Plan.
Minnesota State Aviation System Plan 2012
Minnesota State Aviation System Plan 2006
