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Salt Lake City International (KSLC)

Salt Lake City · Field elevation 4,231 ft · 3 runways · South Flow and North Flow

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Salt Lake City International is Delta's mountain hub. Two 12,000-foot air-carrier parallels and an eastern mixed-use runway handle the banks at a 4,231-foot field elevation.

You work Salt Lake City Approach. The game offers north and south flows across the two long parallels, with 17/35 carrying departures. The exact arrival and departure split is a game choice. The airport's current overview names three active runways, all represented here.

The Heavy tier asks you to work parallel arrivals and departures in high-altitude airspace. FAA CIFP procedures supply the supported routes. Carrier weights, route subset, runway roles and cadence are gameplay calibration. Surrounding terrain, minimum vectoring altitudes and MSAW are not modeled; do not use this as a terrain-clearance model.

Runway layout

Salt Lake City International: runway ends, magnetic headings, and lengths, drawn from published FAA data.
RunwayHeadingsLength
16L/34R 175° / 355° 12,002 ft
16R/34L 175° / 355° 12,000 ft
17/35 180° / 360° 9,596 ft
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