VectorHeavy · Air Traffic Control Simulator
Tucson · Field elevation 2,643 ft · 2 runways · Southeast Flow and Northwest Flow
Tucson International Airport's 10,996-foot 12/30 runway anchors the board, with the crossing 4/22 runway visible nearby. American, Southwest, United, Delta and Alaska carry most of the modeled passenger traffic; seasonal Sun Country service adds a small stream.
You work Tucson Approach. Southeast flow uses 12 and northwest flow uses 30 for arrivals and departures. Published FAA procedures feed IFR traffic, while 4/22 remains a visible crossing strip outside the default flows.
The Busy tier mixes scheduled passengers and general aviation at a civil-military airport. Carrier weights, fleet and route subset, runway roles and cadence are game calibration. Air National Guard profiles, surrounding terrain, minimum vectoring altitudes and MSAW are not modeled.
Runway layout
| Runway | Headings | Length |
|---|---|---|
| 12/30 | 135° / 315° | 10,996 ft |
| 4/22 | 045° / 225° | 7,000 ft |
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