Airports in Northern Mariana Islands and their hangar waiting lists
4 public-use airports, 4 of them publicly owned. Who runs each one, when somebody is there to answer the phone, and which ones have written down what it takes to get on the list.
- Public-use airports
- 4
- Publicly owned
- 4
- Staffed at some point
- 3
- Published list rules
- 0
Of the 4 airports in Northern Mariana Islands, 0 have published what they ask for to put you on the hangar waiting list. That is not a judgement of the rest — most places do not publish it anywhere, and we do not guess. Every place below has a page with what the public record says about it, including who to call.
The ten biggest fields in Northern Mariana Islands
Ranked by the longest runway, which is the one measure of size the public record gives for every field. Be careful reading it as a proxy for hangar demand: the longest runways belong to airline and military fields, and a hangar queue for a private aircraft is usually found at the smaller general-aviation airports further down this page. The FAA used to publish how many aircraft are based at each airport, which would have answered that directly; those fields are now empty.
| Place | Longest runway |
|---|---|
| Francisco C Ada/Saipan IntlGSN Saipan Island | 8,699 ft |
| Francisco Manglona Borja/Tinian IntlTNI Tinian Island | 8,600 ft |
| Benjamin Taisacan Manglona IntlGRO Rota Island | 7,000 ft |
| Pagan AirstripTT01 Shomu-Shon | 1,500 ft |
All 4 in Northern Mariana Islands
| Place | List rules |
|---|---|
| Benjamin Taisacan Manglona IntlGRO Rota Island | Not published |
| Francisco C Ada/Saipan IntlGSN Saipan Island | Not published |
| Francisco Manglona Borja/Tinian IntlTNI Tinian Island | Not published |
| Pagan AirstripTT01 Shomu-Shon | Not published |
Nearby states
Somebody looking for a hangar rarely stops at the state line.
Every place here comes from the FAA airport register, and none of them run their waiting list with us. Back to the register