Caesarea TIF Master Airport Layout

Project: Theron International Foundation – Wyoming Strategic Reserve

Design Inspiration: PBI Commercial Flow Logic (Scaled for Heavy-Lift)

Primary Objective: Sovereign Global Outreach and Rapid Infrastructure Deployment

The Yellowstone Summit is situated on a natural fortress—the Haystack River Ranch plateau.

Elevation: 7,150 ft MSL. This “High-Ground” position provides a natural 360-degree security perimeter and clear lines of sight.
Terrain Integration: The layout is engineered to sit within the natural “canyons” and “mountain” folds of the region, providing a significant radar-masking advantage and protection from high-velocity surface winds.
Strategic Position: Located at a critical midpoint between the Florida Energy Plant and the Pacific Northwest, this hub serves as the primary “Air-Bridge” for Theron Magnetic Energy deployment.

Primary Runway (11/29): 10,000 ft x 150 ft. This PBI-scale runway is the backbone of the facility, capable of launching fully loaded C-17s and 747-8F cargo transports at high-density altitude.
Tactical Crossover Runway: A secondary 4,000 ft runway, modeled after the crossover logic at PBI, provides a dedicated path for small general aviation, transition-model aircraft, and VFR emergency operations without interrupting heavy-lift logistics.
Wind Rose Analysis: The dual-runway configuration is optimized for the prevailing westerly winds and high-altitude mountain gusts, ensuring 99.8% operational availability.

Main Passenger Terminal: A centralized command building featuring “Radial Arms” (Piers). This design maximizes aircraft docking efficiency, allowing for rapid boarding of Board of 13 personnel and delegates.
Thirteen (13) Large-Scale Hangars: Standardized, cost-effective, and rapidly deployable. These 13 structures provide secure, environmentally controlled storage for your Magnetic Resonance Units and a private fleet of aircraft.
Autonomous Power: The entire terminal and hangar complex is powered by the Theron Patented Magnetic Energy Core, ensuring the lights never go out, regardless of the state of the national grid.