Abstract
Light-emitting diode (LED) airfield lighting is growing in use at airports in the United States and abroad. The objective of the present synthesis study is to provide documentation about the performance of LED airfield lighting systems, and it is primarily intended for airfield operations managers and airport electrical maintenance staff. Information about LED lighting systems in terms of performance, cost, and other operations issues is not readily found in a single location. This report is an effort to gather information about airport experiences and feedback with LED airfield lighting. A literature review and a survey of individuals representing airports having experience with LED airfield lighting were conducted. Individuals from 22 airports and aviation agencies agreed to participate in the survey and all 22 completed it (a 100% response rate).
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