Airport Rules & Regulations

The safety and security of passengers and employees at Goodyear is our top priority. The following policies and procedures ensure safe passage on and off the ground.

Environmental

Minimum Standards

Operations Airside

Operations Landside

Disruptive Patrons

Minimum Standards Information

Minimum Standards are baseline requirements that an operator must meet in order to conduct commercial aeronautical activity at an airport. With tenant and stakeholder input, the Aviation Department has developed Minimum Standards to address activity at the three City of Phoenix airports. The City Council has formally adopted amending Section 4-160 of the Phoenix City Code by adding new minimum standards fees for certain types of service operators on October 8, 2008.

The amendments will implement new Minimum Standards fees developed by the Aviation Department for Specialized Aviation Service Operators (SASOs) and help the airport system be self-sustaining.

Fees established for the following service operators are:

Type of Operator Service	Minimum Standards Fee
Flight Training	$1 per student flight hour effective January 1, 2009; $2 per student flight hour effective January 1, 2010; Annual fee increases according to Consumer Price Index effective January 1, 2011.
Independent Aircraft Maintenance Independent Avionics or Instrument Maintenance Aircraft Sales Sightseeing Flight	$500 Annual Fee
Aircraft Charter or Management	$100 per aircraft weighing 12,500 pounds or less; $250 per aircraft weighing more than 12,500 pounds.
Aircraft Maintenance Avionics or Instrument Maintenance Aircraft Rental Aircraft Painting Aircraft Storage Aircraft Cleaning	2% of Gross Receipts