At this time the department is not making any updates to the current Service Arizona portal.   The current manufacturer Service Arizona website portal does not provide a removal date.  A Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) is accessible to the customer on the servicearizona.com website.  The MVR displays the ignition interlock requirement end date.  When validating a removal date from an MVR, ensure you are reviewing the most current document.  Any new violations reported to the department may have extended the original ignition interlock requirement.

The department has defined ‘violation’ as well as ‘temporary lock out’ and ‘permanent lock out’. Please refer to Arizona Administrative Code Rules Revision Title 17, Chapter 5, Article 6.

This is a provision in law from Chapter 331; SB1150, effective July 1, 2018, that the department is required to implement as enacted.

ADOT provides funding to public airports to design and construct aviation facilities, to acquire land for airport purposes and to conduct planning and environmental studies. ADOT will fund 90 percent of a project to qualified public airports, and 95% for GA-Basic airports, and 50 percent of an airport's local share of a federally funded airport development grant.

We do not fund private airport development.

Arizona has 83 airports in the State System Plan: 58 publicly owned airports, 14 Native American airports and 11 privately owned airports.

Here is a fact sheet about the FAA and filing Low-Flying Aircraft Complaints.

The U.S. Department of Transportation oversees airline consumer issues such as denied boarding, lost baggage, overbooking, ticketing and statistics for on-time performance. This information, as well as information about shipping hazardous materials and other general travel-related questions are addressed at the USDOT's Aviation Consumer Protection Division website.

There are more than 6,539 registered aircraft based in the state and 17,986 licensed pilots.

All aircraft based in Arizona must be registered with the Motor Vehicle Division. Registration must be accomplished within 60 days of purchase or lease of an aircraft or no more than 60 days after an aircraft is brought into the state. Aircraft registration must be renewed no later than the last day of February.