Brigham City Municipal completes $25 million runway upgrade
The Brigham City Municipal Airport (Brigham City, Utah) recently completed a $25 million runway upgrade. The new 8,900' x 100' runway can accommodate all business jet class aircraft and large aircraft up to the weight of a B737.
The City is working towards lower instrument approaches and is now undertaking an Airport Master Plan for an extensive hangar and airport business park development.
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