Charting Our Future
The City of Heber and the Heber Valley Airport are performing an update to the Airport Master Plan. Named "Flightpath," our effort to plot out the airport's future is intentional, collaborative, and necessary to determining our airport's role in Heber Valley.
Like the City itself, the Heber Valley Airport has evolved over the past two decades. It is now up to us to establish the course that will guide the airport for another twenty years. Directed by the data and the voices of our community, we will develop a plan forward that best supports this beautiful region.
We encourage you to participate in this important process. Please attend one of our open houses, follow us on Facebook or Instagram, and leave us a comment. You can also stay up to date on the Airport Master Plan update process and be notified when new project updates occur or documents are uploaded.
Ensuring Our Future
Master Plan Update Process
Inventory & Forecasting
Final Documents
About Heber Valley Airport
The Heber Valley Airport has been part of the Valley community since 1947.
Heber City acquired land for an airport in 1946 and in 1947, local residents formed the Heber Valley Flying Service, Inc., on the property, with Russell McDonald as chief flight instructor, head mechanic, and general manager. Most of the company's customers were World War II veterans learning to fly on the GI Bill.
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Heber Valley Airport Makes a Big Impact on the Local Community
— UDOT Releases Airport's Economic Impact Report — Heber Valley Airport (HCR) is a significant economic contributor to the community it serves, according to a newly released report by the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT). Published in November 2021, the UDOT...
Heber Valley Officials Discuss Airport Master Plan Concerns, Possibilities
At an interlocal meeting with Heber City and Wasatch County Wednesday, local officials discussed the Heber Valley Airport. Heber Airport Manager Travis Biggs gave an update to Heber City, Wasatch County and Daniel Town, as well as to members of the public. He touched...
Your Input Makes a Difference
Your input makes a difference! We received several pieces of good feedback from the public as well as from members of the Technical Advisory Committee, and as a result the Heber Valley Flightpath team has adjusted the traffic counts in the Heber Valley Airport's draft...
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