FAA Elmira ATCT (ELM) is a regional air traffic control tower operated by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), a key agency within the U.S. Department of Transportation. Located at the Elmira-Corning Regional Airport in Horseheads, New York, this facility plays a vital role in maintaining safe, orderly, and efficient air traffic operations for both commercial and general aviation. Serving the Southern Tier of New York, ELM ATCT manages the movement of aircraft in the airspace surrounding the airport as well as ground operations on the runways and taxiways.

Staffed by highly trained air traffic controllers, the tower ensures compliance with federal aviation regulations, reduces flight delays, and enhances safety for pilots and passengers alike. ELM ATCT coordinates closely with nearby control centers and local airport authorities, facilitating seamless air traffic transitions across the region. The facility also supports emergency response operations when needed and is part of a broader national infrastructure focused on aviation safety and efficiency. As a Federal government office, the Elmira ATCT exemplifies public service commitment, upholding high standards of operational integrity and public safety.

Key Services:

– Air traffic control for departures and arrivals at Elmira-Corning Regional Airport (ELM)
– Coordination of aircraft movements on runways and taxiways
– Communication with pilots to ensure flight safety and compliance
– Integration with regional FAA centers for en-route traffic management
– Support for emergency and medical flight operations
– Oversight of weather-related airspace adjustments
– Implementation of FAA safety regulations and airspace procedures
– Collaboration with airport and security agencies for efficient traffic flow