Salt Lake City International Airport: Runway Incursions
247 reported incursions · 1 serious (Category A/B) · Salt Lake City, UT
By year
- 20265
- 20254
- 202414
- 202315
- 20229
- 202110
- 202010
- 201913
- 20187
- 201714
- 201621
- 201512
- 201416
- 20138
- 201211
- 201114
- 201012
- 20098
- 20086
- 20073
- 20063
- 20057
- 20044
- 200312
- 20028
- 20011
By severity category
- Category D — no immediate safety consequence103
- Category C — ample margin to avoid a collision95
- Other / pre-2008 classifications48
- Category B — significant separation loss1
By type
- Pilot deviation165
- Air traffic control50
- Vehicle or pedestrian22
- Other / unknown10
Serious incursions (Category A and B)
2024-01-01 · Salt Lake City International Airport · A321 / A321 · RWY 34L · Category B
PEDESTRIAN ENTERED RUNWAY 34L WITHOUT ATC AUTHORIZATION. AIRCRAFT 2/A321 ON DEPARTURE ROLL RUNWAY 34L, REPORTED A MAN IN A YELLOW SAFETY JACKET WAVING HIS ARMS ON THE RUNWAY. THE INDIVIDUAL'S LOCATION WAS REPORTED AS ON RUNWAY 34L LEFT OF CENTERLINE, NEAR TAXIWAY A3 AND A4 AREA. PILOT REPORTED THEY SAW THE INDIVIDUAL ON THE RUNWAY WHILE TRAVELLING AT 100 KNOTS AND THAT THEY MANEUVERED TO THE RIGHT.
See also: Salt Lake City International Airport safety profile.
Counts are reported events, not a danger ranking. Before FY2008 the FAA used a narrower definition, so earlier years are not directly comparable.
Source: FAA Runway Safety (RWS) database, via ASIAS · United States Government public domain.