Federal Aviation Administration commends ROA for effective day to day operation procedures.
The Roanoke Regional Airport Commission has announced the recent completion of the Federal Aviation Administration’s annual airfield safety inspection at Roanoke-Blacksburg Regional Airport.
The FAA’s airport certification and safety inspector found zero violations at ROA and recommended airport staff for effective day to day operations.
“Safety and security at Roanoke-Blacksburg Regional Airport are the Commission’s highest
priority,” Roanoke-Blacksburg Regional Airport Executive Director, Tim Bradshaw, AAAE, said.
“The entire RRAC team is to be congratulated for once again doing such an exemplary job to
ensure the highest level of safety for travelers and employees.”
The annual FAA inspection reviews an airport’s compliance with Federal Aviation Regulation
Part 139 which includes airfield operations, pavement and signage, lighting, markings,
inspection reports, fueling operations, and emergency response and preparedness.
ROA achieved a perfect score from the FAA with no discrepancies.
The Roanoke-Blacksburg Regional Airport is the primary commercial airport for Southwest
Virginia, serving more than 600,000 passengers annually with non-stop service to eight cities
and one-stop access to nearly 500 cities around the world. The Roanoke Regional Airport
Commission is responsible for an annual economic impact of nearly a quarter of a billion
dollars.
Visit www.flyroa.com for more information.
