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Falcon Field Fee Increase – Revised Timeline
The City of Mesa is revising the timeline for proposed Falcon Field Airport fee changes to allow additional time to review community feedback and share updated recommendations. New City Council consideration dates will be announced once finalized, and the public will be notified.
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Falcon Tech Center: Strategic Location for Tech Companies
Falcon Field Airport is seeking proposals from developers and developer teams to lease and develop approximately 63.58 acres of City-owned land known as the Falcon Tech Center. The successful respondent will develop, market, and manage a first-class business/commercial development.
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Holding Events in Hangars
If you are a Falcon Field ground lease holder or business planning to host an event in your hangar or facility, airport staff can assist with the simple approval process. Please provide at least two weeks’ notice so a fire inspection can be scheduled; note that events are not permitted in City-owned T-hangars.
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Driver Training Program
Falcon Field Airport is launching a mandatory driver training program for all individuals who hold an Airport Operations Area (AOA) Access Card. This training is required to ensure safety, security, and compliance with airport regulations
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Airport Infrastructure Improvements
Falcon Field Airport has received a $3,767,638 grant from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) through the Airport Improvement Program. This grant is allocated for the construction of the East Mid-Field Crossover Taxiway and realignment of Taxiways D7 and D8.
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Cockpit Close-Up, 1st Saturday of each month
Cockpit Close-Up is a free, family-friendly event held the 1st Saturday of each month (except July) from 8–10 AM at 4800 E Falcon Drive, Mesa, AZ. Explore aircraft up close and meet local pilots!
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Changes to Airport Diagram Effective January 22, 2026
The (FAA) Aeronautical Information Services will soon publish an updated Airport Diagram for Falcon Field Airport (FFZ). As part of this update, the airport would like to highlight the addition of new taxi lane names X1 through X8 located between entirely in the non-movement area. The new taxi lane names X1–X8 will become effective January 22,2026. Please review the attached exhibit showing the new pavement labels in orange. These will be used in issuing NOTAMs and referenced by the airport in future communications.
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