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Nevada System Airports of Interest & Surrounding Map

Airspace, Obstructions & Airport Design Surfaces

Click an airport or heliport for its report and map file. Heliports are marked with an “H” (red = hospital, blue = EMS base, green = other). “Show surfaces & obstructions” draws that airport's KMZ file — Part 77 surfaces, traffic pattern areas and nearby obstruction cases — right on this map, no Google Earth needed. Use the layer button (top right) to switch charts or turn airspace and obstacles on and off. Zoom in to see the FAA Sectional chart.

Sectional chart, airspace and obstacle data: FAA Aeronautical Information Services. Airport surfaces: FAA OE/AAA map files. For planning and reference only — not for navigation.

Nevada Airports - Individual Airport Reports

Individual Airport Digital Reports

Airports marked "Map" have a downloadable file showing nearby airspace and obstructions. Clicking it opens directly in Google Earth if you already have it — if not, it's free at google.com/earth.

Nevada Private-Use Airports

Ranch Strips & Private Airfields — FAA Airport Master Records (Form 5010)

Private-use airports have no FAA-protected airspace or FAR Part 77 surfaces, so there are no surface map files for them. Prior permission from the owner is required before landing. Each “5010” link opens the FAA Airport Master Record; each map popup shows a photo of the field (or a live satellite close-up until a photo is added), and “Satellite view” zooms the main map in on it.

Neighboring Airports - Within 30 Miles of Nevada

Arizona, California, Idaho, Oregon, Utah & Restricted Nevada Fields

Military, DOE & Private-Use Airports

These airports are closed to the public. Military fields have no FAA airport report, so the airport diagram (taxi diagram) is shown instead — for Homey (Area 51) it is the only information available. Diagrams are from the Nevada DOT (August 2016); Creech, Fallon, Nellis and Tonopah Test Range also have the current FAA diagram. Overview: Nevada Military Airports (PDF).

Nevada Heliports

Hospital, EMS & Private Heliports — FAA Airport Master Records (Form 5010)

Each heliport’s map popup shows a photo of the site, or a live satellite close-up of the pad until a photo is added. Heliports are marked on the map with an “H”; when you zoom in close, the H moves aside on a thin leader line so it doesn’t cover the pad: Hhospital, HEMS / air ambulance base, Hother. Nearly all are private use with no FAA-protected airspace; University Medical Center is public use. DOD heliports are listed with the military and DOE fields above.

Hospital Heliports (33)

EMS & Air Ambulance Bases (6)

Other Heliports (19)

Critical Areas of Interest

Test Sites, Radioactive Areas & Unlisted Facilities

Former nuclear test sites and unlisted DOD facilities in and around the Nevada National Security Site and the Central Nevada Test Area. Several are radioactive and all are restricted — shown for awareness and planning only. Each “Google Earth” link opens a placemark at the site.

Nevada Aviation System Plan

Nevada System Plan & Aeronautics Program

Nevada Aviation System Plan - Executive Summary

Chapter 1 - System Goals and Performance Measures

Chapter 2 - Inventory of Aviation System Conditions

Chapter 3 - Airport Roles and Classification Analysis

Chapter 4 - State, Regional, and Local Airport Issues

Chapter 5 - Airport Regional Value Methodology

Chapter 6 - Forecasts of Aviation Demand

Chapter 7 - Existing and Future System Performance

Chapter 8 - Recommendations and Investment Needs

Chapter 9 - Airport Economic Impact Study

Appendix A - Individual Airport Reports

Appendix B - Airport Replacement Values

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