About Syracuse Airport: Hancock Field

Runway Pictures

	This is the approach view of Runway 33, the northwest/southeast, crosswind runway. Some of the New York Air National Guard facilities are visible at the bottom of the picture, as well as some of the commercial and industrial buildings along Molloy Road. The Airport Terminal is in the center and the village of North Syracuse is at the top. Runway 15-33 is 7500 feet long.
This view shows what airline passengers might see as they approach Syracuse Hancock International Airport. Runway 10, looking east, is part of the most active runway at Hancock. The larger airliners, air cargo planes and New York Air National Guard jets all prefer to use this runway. In the lower right are homes in the Mattydale neighborhoods, along Malden Road. The Airport Terminal is in the center-left and the General Aviation ramp is center-right.
	Runway 28 appears along the right side of this picture, looking west. You can also see the approach end of runway 33 cutting across at an angle. The New York Air National Guard hangers, ramp and other buildings are the main features in this photo (taken in May 1999). Molloy Road is visible along the left side of the frame.