NIAGARAFALLSARSI13-204 — Airfield Operations Instruction

NIAGARAFALLSARSI13-204 governs local airfield and flying operations policies and procedures at Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station.

Search NIAGARAFALLSARSI13-204

  • Publication number: NIAGARAFALLSARSI13-204
  • Title: AIRFIELD OPERATIONS INSTRUCTION
  • Date: 2021-03-17

View NIAGARAFALLSARSI13-204 on armypubs.army.mil


It covers runway and taxiway information, flying areas, VFR and IFR procedures, emergency procedures, and flight planning. The instruction includes procedures for aircraft taxiing, crash-net activation, agencies on the Secondary Crash Net, and receipt of flight plans.

Applies to: It applies to all personnel, military and civilian, assigned to the 914th Air Refueling Wing (914 ARW) and all tenants as applicable.

Topics covered

  • Runway information
  • Taxiway information
  • VFR procedures
  • IFR procedures
  • Emergency procedures
  • Flight planning procedures
  • Flying areas

Questions and answers

When may pilots deviate from the procedures in NIAGARAFALLSARSI13-204?

In the interest of flying safety or when directed by an appropriate air traffic control agency, pilots may deviate from the procedures outlined in this publication. (paragraph 1)

Can NFARS base assigned aircraft use RWY 06/24 for departure or arrival?

NFARS base assigned aircraft will not utilize RWY 06/24 for departure or arrival due to the length and weight bearing capacity. (paragraph 2)

When can military units use RWY 06/24?

Military units can utilize RWY 06/24 as an assault/short field runway. (paragraph 2)

Can NFARS base assigned aircraft use TWY A2?

NFARS base assigned aircraft will not utilize TWY A2 due to the width without an approved waiver. (paragraph 2)

What are the published hours for Airfield Management operations?

AM hours of operations are: Monday through Friday: 0700L-2300L; AM is closed all Federal holidays; other hours as required.

Ask Reggie.Bot a question about NIAGARAFALLSARSI13-204