• Attention North Hangar Tenants!
  
  Beginning Monday, May 14 an asphalt rejuvenation product will be applied to the Northeast Hangar Complex area. This product will lengthen the life of the asphalt. During the application and curing process, vehicles, aircraft, and pedestrians are prohibited from entering or transiting the affected areas.
  
  On May 14, the asphalt areas surrounding Hangars 50 through 58 and the Taxi lane immediately east of those buildings will be closed for application of the product. Crews will be applying the product from North to South (beginning at Hangar 50 and proceeding South to the areas around Hangar 58). As the product application proceeds South, those areas will be closed to all traffic until approximately May 18.
  
  On May 21, the asphalt areas surrounding Hangars 41 through 49 and the Taxi lane immediately west of those buildings will be closed for application of the product. Crews will be applying the product from North to South (beginning at Hangar 41 and proceeding South to the areas around Hangar 49). As the product application proceeds South, those areas will be closed to all traffic until approximately May 25.
  
  Please make prior arrangements with Phoenix Deer Valley Airport Administration to have at temporarily assigned space away from the affected areas during the affected times noted above. We appreciate your patience during this process as we make these improvements to your airport.
  
  Please note that once the material has been applied, Taxi lane Lead-In Striping and Hangar centerline striping will not be visible until another crew can apply that material the following weeks.
  
  Phoenix Deer Valley Airport
  Office: 623-869-0975
  
  
• Meet The Tower Staff Get to know the staff of the DVT ATCT.   Updated 3/20/2012
  
  
• Safety - A Pilot's Pride - Watch the Video
  
  

• Contact Tower ... Jim McMahon, Air Traffic Manager - Deer Valley ATCT (DVT) Is taking your questions and comments to help open communication between the users of Deer Valley Airport and his staff at our ATCT.   Updated 5/27/2011
  
  
• Have Trouble finding a DVT Hangar? - Check out the Airport Layout Diagram and find the location of DVT hangars and covered tie downs.
  
  
• All approved Specialized Aviation Service Operator (SASO) businesses are now listed on the Phoenix Deer Valley Airport web site. Please take a moment to review this list
  
  
• Deer Valley Airport Tenant Policies
  
  
• General Aviation Handbook DVT  
  
  
• Deer Valley Pilot Guide  
  
  
• DVT Taxiway "Hotspots"  
  
  
• Runway Incursions - Urgent Safety Notice
  
  
• DVT Archive
  

• Deer Valley Airport Air Safety and Surface Error Prevention Program
  The information in this brochure is furnished in an effort to improve communications, eliminate frequency congestion, prevent surface errors and provide all customers with the best service available.
  
  
• Air Traffic Operations in the Vicinity of Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport (IWA)
  The Phoenix Terminal Area is home to a large general aviation community in addition to a large professional pilot flight training industry. During peak periods, the airspace surrounding Phoenix is some of the busiest in the nation, with several thousand aircraft movements per day in the terminal area. See TRACON letter:
  PHOENIX TERMINAL RADAR APPROACH CONTROL LETTER TO AIRMEN NO. 12-01
  
  
• PHX Bravo East/West Route Altitude Change
  
  The Phoenix Bravo East/West Route VFR transition altitudes as depicted in the current Terminal Area Chart are being revised to 4500’ or higher starting January 13, 2011. The reasons for the change are explained in the attached Phoenix TRACON letter:
  PHOENIX TERMINAL RADAR APPROACH CONTROL LETTER TO AIRMEN NO. 11-01 .
  
  
• Aviator Alert Bulletin - December 2010   
  
  
• FAA Archive
  

• DVAP Supports membership involvement in FAAST
  Recurrent training and keeping current on new aviation procedures are vital to maintaining safe pilot skills and accident free flight operations. We encourage all members to become involved in the FAA Safety Team (FAAST). The benefits are significant, you will keep proficient on aviation knowledge and skills, but are given opportunities to expand your skills. You will never need another Flight Review as the program will substitute for a flight review.
  

  Learn more and start your FAAST program

  Contact our DVPA FAAST Rep, Chuck Crinnian

  
  
• General Aviation Survival - Survival kit, 406 MHz ELT/PLB.
  
  
• FAA Safety Documents
  
  
• Phoenix-Area Practice Areas, Frequencies, and Aerobatic Boxes   Arizona Flight Training Workshop (AFTW) has updated their airspace map depicting local flight school training areas and communication frequencies used. Other information available includes CGZ skydiving operations, IWA Arr/Dep procedures, CGZ ILS practices, PRC area practices, etc.
  
  
• Personal Minimums Checklist  
  
  
• Safety Archive
  

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