Runway Safety Action Teams
Runway Safety Action Teams (RSAT) bring local airport stakeholders together at least once a year to identify risks to surface safety at that airport and develop plans to mitigate or eliminate those risks. RSATs provide the foundation of the Runway Safety Program at individual airports. The RSAT meetings are the primary forum for pinpointing and addressing airport-specific risk in the surface environment. The product of an RSAT meeting is a Runway Safety Action Plan in which the stakeholders document and agree to pursue specific actions intended to improve surface safety.  This meeting is scheduled for approximately 2 hours.

Ryan Airfield (RYN) is about 14 road miles southwest of Tucson at the intersection West Valencia Road.  The conference room is next to the airport restaurant in the terminal building.

If flying in, for short-term aircraft parking the Restaurant Ramp allows for 24-hour street side access. The Tower Ramp is reserved for long-term parking only.

"Prior to attending a safety seminar, please review and abide by current CDC, State, and Local health guidelines."

RYN Air Traffic Manager
FAA Office of Runway Safety
RYN/Tuscon Airport Authority
FAASTeam Program Managers
Aviation Safety Advisory Group of AZ (ASAG)