Airports / Utah / KSVR
South Valley Regional Airport
KSVRSalt Lake City, UtahELEV 4,607 FT
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Field elevation
Nearest alternate
Field standing
10 nm
To the nearest alternate
Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) — 4 fields within 50 nm.
Overview
South Valley Regional Airport (KSVR) is a mid-sized airport serving Salt Lake City, Utah. Field elevation is 4,607 feet above sea level. Free of scheduled airline operations, it serves business aviation, charter flights, and local general aviation.
While no charter operators list KSVR as their home base, the field is reachable for repositioned charter aircraft from nearby bases. The closest alternate fields are Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC, 10 nm), Provo Municipal Airport (PVU, 27 nm), and Hill Air Force Base (HIF, 30 nm).
Trip costs from KSVR are driven by the aircraft category flown and how far it must reposition. You may also see the field referenced as U42. Browse operators flying from the area or estimate a trip cost from KSVR to plan your flight.
Field capability
ICAO
KSVR
IATA
—
FAA / Local
SVR
Elevation
4,607 ft
Coordinates
40.6195° N · 111.9930° W
Airspace
G · GolfClass G — GolfUncontrolled field — no tower. Pilots self-announce and sequence themselves on the common traffic advisory frequency.Source: FAA NASR class airspace
Size
Medium
Scheduled svc
No
Elevation vs UT fields
state range 2,941–7,590 ft
At 4,607 ft, KSVR sits lower than 56% of the 32 Utah fields on the register.
Access & alternates
Closest alternate fields by great-circle distance — every listing links to its own field brief.
- 10nmSLCSalt Lake City International AirportSalt Lake City
- 27nmPVUProvo Municipal AirportProvo
- 30nmHIFHill Air Force BaseOgden
- 35nmOGDOgden Hinckley AirportOgden
- 59nmEVWEvanston-Uinta County Airport-Burns FieldEvanston
- 71nmLGULogan-Cache AirportLogan
Location
Open the full mapKU42 · South Valley Regional Airport · Salt Lake City, UT
From the ramp
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