Wisconsin Airports Directory (2011)

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WisconsinAirport Directory and Pilots Guide

Wisconsin Department of Transportation

Bureau of Aeronautics

Rusk County Airport, Ladysmith, WI


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WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Division o Transportation Investment ManagementBureau o Aeronautics

482 Sheboygan Avenue, Room 71P. O. Box 7914

Madison, WI 5377-7914

David M. Greene,Director

Main Oce (608) 266-3351FAX (608) 267-6748

Web page http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/modes/air.htm

Aircrat Registration (608) 266-1861

Airport Engineering Section (608) 267-5273

Airport Program Section (608) 267-4492

Aeronautical and Technical Services Section (608) 266-1745

September2011
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FOREWARD

The Bureau o Aeronautics has preparedand distributed this airport directory or thepurpose o making your ights in Wisconsin

saer and more enjoyable.

The inormation was acquired during surveysand inspections conducted by the bureau.Airports listed are either publicly or privatelyowned acilities, available or publicuse.

Updates to this directory will be posted on our web site:http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/travel/air/airportdirectory.htm

Due to constantly changing airport conditions, the bureau assumes noresponsibility or any action taken by a pilot on the basis o inormationcontained herein. The publisher assumes no responsibility or theaccuracy o inormation presented.

Pilots are reminded that it is their responsibility to check all

sources or current inormation. This includes the FAA Noticesto Airmen and the Aeronautical Inormation Manual, as well asmaking a visual inspection o the airport beore landing or takeo.

The bureau welcomes any suggestions, corrections, additionsor deletions to any data contained in this directory.

Think saety and y saely.

Copies are available or purchase at your local FBO,or by mailing $3. to:

Wisconsin Department o TransportationMaps and Publications

3617 Pierstor

P.O. Box 7713Madison, WI 5377-771368 246-3265
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Airports Indexed by Associated City 1Airports Indexed by Airport Name 5

Airport Manager Phone Numbers 9

Airport Manager EMail Addresses 13

AWOS/ASOS Phone Numbers 17

Visual Approach Slope Systems 19

Recommended Communication Procedures 2

Basic VFR Weather Minimums 21

Airspace Classication 22

Transponder Operation 23

Coordinated Universal Time 23

Cruising Altitudes 24Control Tower Light Gun Signals 24

Obtaining Emergency Assistance 25

Rules Pertaining to Aircrat Accidents 26

Federal Aviation Administration Oces 29

Flight Plan Form 3

Aviation Saety Reporting System Form 31

Pilot Guide to Airport Signs and Markings 33

1 Ways to Prevent Runway Incursions 35

Legend 36

Glossary 37


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ASSOCIATED CITY INDEX

Page / CITY NAME SITE CODE AIRPORT

38 Albany WI5 Albany Airport

39 Amery AHH Amery Municipal Airport

4 Antigo AIG Langlade County Airport

41 Appleton ATW Outagamie County Regional Airport

43 Ashland ASX John F. Kennedy Memorial Airport

44 Baraboo / Wis. Dells DLL BarabooWisconsin Dells Airport

45 Barron 9Y7 Barron Municipal Airport

46 Beloit 44C Beloit Airport

47 Black River Falls BCK Black River Falls Airport

48 Boscobel OVS Boscobel Airport49 Boulder Junction BDJ Boulder Junction Airport

5 Boyceville 3T3 Boyceville Municipal Airport

51 Brodhead C37 Brodhead Airport

52 Brookeld 02C Capitol Airport

53 Burlington BUU Burlington Municipal Airport

54 Cable 3CU Cable Union Airport

55 Camp Douglas VOK Volk Field Air National Guard Base

57 Camp Lake 49C Camp Lake Airport

58 Cassville C74 Cassville Municipal Airport

59 Chetek Y23 Chetek Municipal Southworth Airport

6 Chilton 11Y Flying Feathers

61 Clintonville CLI Clintonville Municipal Airport

62 Cornell 2H3 Cornell Airport

63 Crandon Y55 Crandon Steve Conway Municipal Airport

64 Crivitz 3D1 Crivitz Municipal Airport

65 Cumberland UBE Cumberland Municipal Airport

66 Cumberland WN2 Silver Lake Seaplane Base

67 Delavan C59 Lake Lawn Airport

68 Drummond 5G4 Eau Claire Lakes Airport

69 Eagle River EGV Eagle River Union Airport7 East Troy 57C East Troy Municipal Airport

71 Eau Claire EAU Chippewa Valley Regional Airport

73 Edgerton 58C Jana Airport

74 Ephraim 3D2 EphraimGibraltar Airport

75 Fond du Lac FLD Fond du Lac County Airport

76 Fort Atkinson 61C Fort Atkinson Municipal Airport


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77 Franksville 62C Cindy Guntly Memorial Airport

78 Friendship 63C Adams County Legion Field

79 Genoa City 64C Vincent Airport8 Grantsburg GTG Grantsburg Municipal Airport

81 Green Bay GRB Austin Straubel International Airport

83 Hartord HXF Hartord Municipal Airport

84 Hayward HYR Sawyer County Airport

85 Hillsboro HBW Joshua Sanord Field

86 Iola 68C Central County Airport

87 Iron Mountain, MI IMT Ford Airport

88 Iron River Y77 Bayeld County Airport

89 Ironwood, MI IWD GogebicIron County Airport

9 Janesville JVL Southern Wisconsin Regional Airport

92 Juneau UNU Dodge County Airport

93 Kenosha ENW Kenosha Regional Airport

95 La Crosse LSE La Crosse Municipal Airport

97 La Pointe 4R5 Madeline Island Airport

98 Lac du Flambeau 4P5 Franks Seaplane Base

99 Ladysmith RCX Rusk County Airport

1 Lake Geneva C02 Grand Geneva Airport

11 Lancaster 73C Lancaster Municipal Airport

12 Land O Lakes LNL Kings Land O Lakes Airport

13 Lone Rock LNR TriCounty Regional Airport

14 Madison 87Y Blackhawk Aireld

15 Madison MSN Dane County Regional Airport

17 Manitowish Waters D25 Manitowish Waters Airport

18 Manitowoc MTW Manitowoc County Airport

19 Marsheld MFI Marsheld Municipal Airport Roy Shwery Field

11 Medord MDZ Taylor County Airport

111 Menominee, MI MNM MenomineeMarinette Twin County, MI112 Menomonie, WI LUM Menomonie Municipal Score Field

113 Merrill RRL Merrill Municipal Airport

114 Middleton C29 Middleton Municipal Morey Field

115 Milwaukee MKE General Mitchell International Airport

117 Milwaukee MWC Lawrence J. Timmerman Field

119 Mineral Point MRJ Iowa County Airport


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12 Minocqua Woodruf ARV Lakeland Airport / Noble F. Lee Memorial Field

121 Monroe EFT Monroe Municipal Airport

122 Mosinee CWA Central Wisconsin Airport124 Necedah DAF Necedah Airport

125 Neenah 79C Brennand Airport

126 Neillsville VIQ Neillsville Municipal Airport

127 New Holstein 8D1 New Holstein Municipal Airport

128 New Lisbon 82C MaustonNew Lisbon Union Airport

129 New Richmond RNH New Richmond Regional Airport

13 North Cape 84C Valhalla Field

131 Oconto OCQ J. Douglas Bake Memorial Airport

132 Oconto 30W Sweetwater Bay Seaplane Base

133 Osceola OEO L. O. Simenstad Municipal Airport

134 Oshkosh OSH Wittman Regional Airport

136 Palmyra 88C Palmyra Municipal Airport

137 Park Falls PKF Park Falls Municipal Airport

138 Phillips PBH Price County Airport

139 Platteville PVB Platteville Municipal Airport

14 Portage C47 Portage Municipal Airport

141 Prairie du Chien PDC Prairie du Chien Airport

142 Prairie du Sac 91C SaukPrairie Airport

143 Prentice 5N2 Prentice Airport

144 Prescott Meiers Airport

145 Pulaski 92C Carter Airport

146 Racine RAC John H. Batten Airport

147 Red Wing, MN RGK Red Wing Regional Airport

148 Reedsburg C35 Reedsburg Municipal Airport

149 Rhinelander RHI RhinelanderOneida County Airport

15 Rice Lake RPD Rice Lake Regional Airport Carls Field

151 Richland Center 93C Richland Airport152 Rio 94C Gilbert Field

153 Rochester 96C Fox River Airport

154 Shawano 8WI1 Dillenburgs Field

155 Shawano EZS Shawano Municipal Airport

156 Sheboygan SBM Sheboygan County Memorial Airport

157 Shell Lake SSQ Shell Lake Municipal Airport


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158 Shiocton W34 Shiocton Airport

159 Siren RZN Burnett County Airport

16 Solon Springs SS1 North Country Seaplane Base

161 Solon Springs OLG Solon Springs Municipal Airport

162 Sparta CMY Sparta / Fort McCoy Airport

163 Spooner 1H9 Nest o Eagles Airport

164 Stevens Point STE Stevens Point Municipal Airport

165 Stoughton 99C Quams Marina Seaplane Base

166 Sturgeon Bay SUE Door County Cherryland Airport

167 Sturtevant C89 Sylvania Airport168 Superior SUW Richard I. Bong Airport

169 Suring 7P5 Piso Airport

17 Three Lakes 40D Three Lakes Municipal Airport

171 Tomah Y72 Bloyer Field

172 Tomahawk TKV Tomahawk Regional Airport

173 Verona W19 Verona Airport

174 Viroqua Y51 Viroqua Municipal Airport

175 Walworth 7V3 Big Foot Aireld

176 Washington Island 2P2 Washington Island Airport

177 Watertown RYV Watertown Municipal Airport

178 Waukesha UES Waukesha County Airport/Crites Field

18 Waunakee 6P3 Waunakee Airport

181 Waupaca PCZ Waupaca Municipal Airport

182 Wausau AUW Wausau Downtown Airport

183 Wautoma Y50 Wautoma Municipal Airport

184 West Bend 2T5 Hahn Sky Ranch

185 West Bend ETB West Bend Municipal Airport

186 Whitewater 5Y3 Gutzmers Twin Oaks Airport

187 Wild Rose W23 Wild Rose Idlewild Airport

188 Wilmot 5K6 Westosha Airport189 Wisconsin Rapids ISW Alexander FieldSouth Wood County Airport

19 Wonewoc 4D1 Three Castles Airpark


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AIRPORT NAME INDEX

Page / AIRPORT NAME SITE CODE ASSOCIATED CITY

78 Adams County Legion Field 63C Friendship

38 Albany Airport WI5 Albany

189 Alexander FieldSouth Wood County Airport ISW Wisconsin Rapids

39 Amery Municipal Airport AHH Amery

81 Austin Straubel International Airport GRB Green Bay

44 BarabooWisconsin Dells Airport DLL Baraboo / Wisconsin Dells

45 Barron Municipal Airport 9Y7 Barron

88 Bayeld County Airport Y77 Iron River

46 Beloit Airport 44C Beloit

175 Big Foot Aireld 7V3 Walworth47 Black River Falls Airport BCK Black River Falls

14 Blackhawk Aireld 87Y Madison

171 Bloyer Field Y72 Tomah

48 Boscobel Airport OVS Boscobel

49 Boulder Junction Airport BDJ Boulder Junction

5 Boyceville Municipal Airport 3T3 Boyceville

125 Brennand Airport 79C Neenah

51 Brodhead Airport C37 Brodhead

53 Burlington Municipal Airport BUU Burlington

159 Burnett County Airport RZN Siren

54 Cable Union Airport 3CU Cable

57 Camp Lake Airport 49C Camp Lake

52 Capitol Airport 02C Brookeld

145 Carter Airport 92C Pulaski

58 Cassville Municipal Airport C74 Cassville

86 Central County Airport 68C Iola

122 Central Wisconsin Airport CWA Mosinee

59 Chetek Municipal Southworth Airport Y23 Chetek

71 Chippewa Valley Regional Airport EAU Eau Claire

77 Cindy Guntly Memorial Airport 62C Franksville61 Clintonville Municipal Airport CLI Clintonville

62 Cornell Airport 2H3 Cornell

63 Crandon Steve Conway Municipal Airport Y55 Crandon

64 Crivitz Municipal Airport 3D1 Crivitz

65 Cumberland Municipal Airport UBE Cumberland

15 Dane County Regional Airport MSN Madison


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154 Dillenburgs Field 8WI1 Shawano

92 Dodge County Airport UNU Juneau

166 Door County Cherryland Airport SUE Sturgeon Bay

69 Eagle River Union Airport EGV Eagle River

7 East Troy Municipal Airport 57C East Troy

68 Eau Claire Lakes Airport 5G4 Drummond

74 EphraimGibraltar Airport 3D2 Ephraim

6 Flying Feathers 11Y Chilton

75 Fond du Lac County Airport FLD Fond du Lac

87 Ford Airport IMT Iron Mountain, MI76 Fort Atkinson Municipal Airport 61C Fort Atkinson

153 Fox River Airport 96C Rochester

98 Franks Seaplane Base 4P5 Lac du Flambeau

115 General Mitchell International Airport MKE Milwaukee

152 Gilbert Field 94C Rio

89 GogebicIron County Airport IWD Ironwood, MI

1 Grand Geneva Airport C02 Lake Geneva

8 Grantsburg Municipal Airport GTG Grantsburg

186 Gutzmers Twin Oaks Airport 5Y3 Whitewater

184 Hahn Sky Ranch 2T5 West Bend

83 Hartord Municipal Airport HXF Hartord

119 Iowa County Airport MRJ Mineral Point

131 J. Douglas Bake Memorial Airport OCQ Oconto

73 Jana Airport 58C Edgerton

43 John F. Kennedy Memorial Airport ASX Ashland

146 John H. Batten Airport RAC Racine

85 Joshua Sanord Field Airport HBW Hillsboro

93 Kenosha Regional Airport ENW Kenosha

12 Kings Land O Lakes Airport LNL Land O Lakes

133 L. O. Simenstad Municipal Airport OEO Osceola95 La Crosse Municipal Airport LSE La Crosse

67 Lake Lawn Airport C59 Delavan

12 Lakeland Airport / Noble F. Lee Memorial Field ARV Minocqua Woodruf

11 Lancaster Municipal Airport 73C Lancaster

4 Langlade County Airport AIG Antigo

117 Lawrence J. Timmerman Field MWC Milwaukee


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97 Madeline Island Airport 4R5 La Pointe

17 Manitowish Waters Airport D25 Manitowish Waters

18 Manitowoc County Airport MTW Manitowoc

19 Marshield Municipal Airport Roy Shwery Field MFI Marsheld

128 MaustonNew Lisbon Union Airport 82C New Lisbon

144 Meiers Airport Prescott

111 MenomineeMarinette Twin County, MI MNM Menominee, MI

112 Menomonie Municipal Score Field LUM Menomonie, WI

113 Merrill Municipal Airport RRL Merrill

114 Middleton Municipal Morey Field C29 Middleton121 Monroe Municipal Airport EFT Monroe

124 Necedah Airport DAF Necedah

126 Neillsville Municipal Airport VIQ Neillsville

163 Nest o Eagles Airport 1H9 Spooner

127 New Holstein Municipal Airport 8D1 New Holstein

129 New Richmond Regional Airport RNH New Richmond

16 North Country Seaplane Base SS1 Solon Springs

41 Outagamie County Regional Airport ATW Appleton

136 Palmyra Municipal Airport 88C Palmyra

137 Park Falls Municipal Airport PKF Park Falls

169 Piso Airport 7P5 Suring

139 Platteville Municipal Airport PVB Platteville

14 Portage Municipal Airport C47 Portage

141 Prairie du Chien Airport PDC Prairie du Chien

143 Prentice Airport 5N2 Prentice

138 Price County Airport PBH Phillips

165 Quams Marina Seaplane Base 99C Stoughton

147 Red Wing Regional Airport RGK Red Wing, MN

148 Reedsburg Municipal Airport C35 Reedsburg

149 RhinelanderOneida County Airport RHI Rhinelander15 Rice Lake Regional Airport Carls Field RPD Rice Lake

168 Richard I. Bong Airport SUW Superior

151 Richland Airport 93C Richland Center

99 Rusk County Airport RCX Ladysmith

142 SaukPrairie Airport 91C Prairie du Sac

84 Sawyer County Airport HYR Hayward


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155 Shawano Municipal Airport EZS Shawano

156 Sheboygan County Memorial Airport SBM Sheboygan

157 Shell Lake Municipal Airport SSQ Shell Lake

158 Shiocton Airport W34 Shiocton

66 Silver Lake Seaplane Base WN2 Cumberland

161 Solon Springs Municipal Airport OLG Solon Springs

9 Southern Wisconsin Regional Airport JVL Janesville

162 Sparta / Fort McCoy Airport CMY Sparta

164 Stevens Point Municipal Airport STE Stevens Point

132 Sweetwater Bay Seaplane Base 30W Oconto167 Sylvania Airport C89 Sturtevant

11 Taylor County Airport MDZ Medord

19 Three Castles Airpark 4D1 Wonewoc

17 Three Lakes Municipal Airport 40D Three Lakes

172 Tomahawk Regional Airport TKV Tomahawk

13 TriCounty Regional Airport LNR Lone Rock

13 Valhalla Field 84C North Cape

173 Verona Airport W19 Verona

79 Vincent Airport 64C Genoa City

174 Viroqua Municipal Airport Y51 Viroqua

55 Volk Field Air National Guard Base VOK Camp Douglas

176 Washington Island Airport 2P2 Washington Island

177 Watertown Municipal Airport RYV Watertown

178 Waukesha County Airport/Crites Field UES Waukesha

18 Waunakee Airport 6P3 Waunakee

181 Waupaca Municipal Airport PCZ Waupaca

182 Wausau Downtown Airport AUW Wausau

183 Wautoma Municipal Airport Y50 Wautoma

185 West Bend Municipal Airport ETB West Bend

188 Westosha Airport 5K6 Wilmot187 Wild Rose Idlewild Airport W23 Wild Rose

134 Wittman Regional Airport OSH Oshkosh


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9AIRPORT MANAGER PHONE NUMBERS

AIRPORT NAME SITE CODE NAME PHONE

Adams County Legion Field 63C Michael Scott 68-339-3919

Albany Airport WI5 Robert Johnson 68-455-471

Alexander FieldSouth Wood County Airport ISW Howard Joling 715-421-2359

Amery Municipal Airport AHH Jay Griggs 715-549-6136

Austin Straubel International Airport GRB Tom Miller 92-498-48

BarabooWisconsin Dells Airport DLL Cheryl Giese 68-355-27

Barron Municipal Airport 9Y7 Kris Wells 715-458-45

Bayeld County Airport Y77 Terry Kohler 715-372-4423

Beloit Airport 44C Steve Stauber 68-365-2998

Big Foot Aireld 7V3 Barbra Ingalls 262-275-1234Black River Falls Airport BCK Bill Arndt 715-284-5514

Blackhawk Aireld 87Y Cheryl Strassman 68-274-2643

Bloyer Field Y72 Chuck Pollard 68-372-5654

Boscobel Airport OVS Ron Huls 68-375-5223

Boulder Junction Airport BDJ Jef Long 715-385-222

Boyceville Municipal Airport 3T3 Keith Sorensen

Brennand Airport 79C Ted Vander Wielen 92-836-381

Brodhead Airport C37

Burlington Municipal Airport BUU Gary Meisner 262-763-66

Burnett County Airport RZN Jeremy Sickler 715-349-776

Cable Union Airport 3CU Ken Culloden 715-798-324

Camp Lake Airport 49C Edward Simpson 262-889-8187

Capitol Airport 2C Matt Byrne 262-781-4213

Carter Airport 92C Steve Scherer 92-822-3644

Cassville Municipal Airport C74 Al Muller 68-725-2362

Central County Airport 68C William Kinsman 92-244-788

Central Wisconsin Airport CWA Tony Yaron 715-693-2147

Chetek Municipal Southworth Airport Y23 Chuck Harrison 715-924-4838

Chippewa Valley Regional Airport EAU Charity Speich 715-839-6241

Cindy Guntly Memorial Airport 62C Thomas Guntly 262-895-433

Clintonville Municipal Airport CLI Mike McCord 715-823-769

Cornell Airport 2H3 Jack Bresina 715-239-3716

Crandon Steve Conway Municipal Airport Y55 Norman Knoll 715-649-3225

Crivitz Municipal Airport 3D1 Joseph Banszak

Cumberland Municipal Airport UBE Al Seierstad 715-25-4474

Dane County Regional Airport MSN Bradley Livingston 68-246-339


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Dillenburgs Field 8WI1 Daniel Dillenburg 715-526-575

Dodge County Airport UNU Tim Bentheimer 92-386-242

Door County Cherryland Airport SUE Keith Kasbohm 92-746-713

Eagle River Union Airport EGV Robert Hom 715-479-7442

East Troy Municipal Airport 57C Randy Timms 262-642-414

Eau Claire Lakes Airport 5G4 Greg Friermood 715-795-2247

EphraimGibraltar Airport 3D2 Beth Hagen 92-868-1714

Flying Feathers11Y

Glenroy

Heimermann

92-849-26

Fond du Lac County Airport FLD John Wehner 92-922-227

Ford Airport IMT William Marchetti 96-774-483

Fort Atkinson Municipal Airport 61C Jef Woods 92-563-776

Fox River Airport 96C Jerry Mehlhaf 262-534-6315

Franks Seaplane Base 4P5 Frank Gallina 715-588-1433

General Mitchell International Airport MKE C Barry Bateman 414-747-53

Gilbert Field 94C Scott Manley 68-263-6431

GogebicIron County Airport IWD Duane Duray 96-932-3132Ext: 12 Mgr

Grand Geneva AirportC2

Jim Crothers 262-249-4738

Ext: 319

Grantsburg Municipal Airport GTG Jennier Zeiler 715-463-245

Gutzmers Twin Oaks Airport 5Y3 Eugene Gutzmer 262-473-4285

Hahn Sky Ranch 2T5 Lester Hahn 262-629-9255

Hartord Municipal Airport HXF Darryl Kranz 262-673-8285

Iowa County Airport MRJ Kevin King 68-987-9931

J. Douglas Bake Memorial Airport OCQ Eileen Dufeck 92-834-7727

Jana Airport 58C Don Becker 68-884-343

John F. Kennedy Memorial Airport ASX John Sill 715-682-77

John H. Batten Airport RAC David Mann 262-631-562

Joshua Sanord Field Airport HBW Henry Peterson 68-489-3132

Kenosha Regional Airport ENW Wayde Buck 262-653-4161Kings Land O Lakes Airport LNL Randy Ruth 715-547-3337

L. O. Simenstad Municipal Airport OEO Richard Johnson 715-294-45

La Crosse Municipal Airport LSE Dan Wruck 68-789-7466

Lake Lawn Airport C59

Lakeland Airport / Noble F. Lee

Memorial FieldARV

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Lancaster Municipal Airport 73C Jerry Carroll 68-723-7543

Langlade County Airport AIG Josh Walker 715-623-4525

Lawrence J. Timmerman Field MWC C Barry Bateman 414-747-53

Madeline Island Airport 4R5 Michael Dalzell 715-747-6855

Manitowish Waters Airport D25 Ken Eales 715-543-832

Manitowoc County Airport MTW Chuck Behnke 92-683-4351

Marsheld Municipal Airport

Roy Shwery FieldMFI

Harold Gaier 715-387-2211

MaustonNew Lisbon Union Airport 82C Doug Wells 68-847-669

Meiers Airport Scott Meier 715-262-4211

MenomineeMarinette Twin County MNM Tim Spreen 96-863-848

Menomonie Municipal Score Field LUM Tim Ward 715-235-27

Merrill Municipal Airport RRL John Miller 715-536-224

Middleton Municipal Morey Field C29 Richard Morey 68-836-1711

Monroe Municipal Airport EFT Kelly Finkenbinder 68-329-256

Necedah Airport DAF Jack Jasinski 68-565-7248

Neillsville Municipal Airport VIQ Harold Gaier 715-387-2211Nest o Eagles Airport 1H9 Keith Johnson 847-966-6444

New Holstein Municipal Airport 8D1 Cassandra Lageneld 92-898-5766

New Richmond Regional Airport RNH Mike Demulling 715-246-7735

North Country Seaplane Base SS1 Neil Mathison 715-378-216

Outagamie County Regional Airport ATW Martin Lenss 92-832-219

Palmyra Municipal Airport 88C Don Agen 262-495-4342

Park Falls Municipal Airport PKF Brian Ernst 715-762-3971

Piso Airport 7P5 Nickolas Piso 414-543-478

Platteville Municipal Airport PVB Jim Hughes 68-348-3582

Portage Municipal Airport C47 John Poppy 68-742-33

Prairie du Chien Airport PDC Richard Yeomans 68-326-2118

Prentice Airport 5N2 Joe Moritz 715-42-2222

Price County Airport PBH Chris Hallstrand 715-339-371

Quams Marina Seaplane Base 99C Robert Quam 68-873-3366

Red Wing Regional Airport RGK Tammie Dougherty 651-385-3651

Reedsburg Municipal Airport C35 Ryan Solverson 68-524-2322

RhinelanderOneida County Airport RHI Joe Brauer 715-365-3416

Rice Lake Regional Airport Carls Field RPD Jerry Stites 715-458-441

Richard I. Bong Airport SUW William Amorde 715-394-6444


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Richland Airport 93C Bill Kloehn 68-64-3989

Rusk County Airport RCX Andy Albardo 715-532-2635

SaukPrairie Airport 91C David Landsverk 68-576-3754

Sawyer County Airport HYR Daniel Leslie 715-634-4624

Shawano Municipal Airport EZS Clarence Schampers 715-526-2465

Sheboygan County Memorial Airport SBM Charles Mayer 92-467-2978

Shell Lake Municipal Airport SSQ Niel Petersen

Shiocton Airport W34 Patrick Van Straten 92-986-369

Silver Lake Seaplane Base WN2 Curt Kriedeman 715-822-2489

Solon Springs Municipal Airport OLG George Faireld 715-378-2235Southern Wisconsin Regional Airport JVL Ronald Burdick 68-757-5768

Sparta / Fort McCoy Airport CMY Jordan Skif 68-269-6511

Stevens Point Municipal Airport STE Jason Draheim 715-345-8989

Sweetwater Bay Seaplane Base 3W Thomas Hinrichs 92-834-559

Sylvania Airport C89 Don Sutton 262-886-445

Taylor County Airport MDZ James Wood 715-678-2152

Three Castles Airpark 4D1 Rick Braun 847-955-114

Three Lakes Municipal Airport 4D Roger Blocks 715-546-287

Tomahawk Regional Airport TKV Greg Jacobson 715-453-1874

TriCounty Regional Airport LNR Marc Higgs 68-583-26

Valhalla Field 84C William Moran 262-878-87

Verona Air Park W19 Robin Slotten 68-845-7239

Vincent Airport 64C Iris Vincent 262-279-66

Viroqua Municipal Airport Y51 Mike Skildum 68-675-3694

Volk Field Air National Guard Base VOK Base Operations 68-427-125

Washington Island Airport 2P2 Walt Nehlsen 92-847-2522

Watertown Municipal Airport RYV Jef Baum 92-261-4567

Waukesha County Airport/Crites Field UES Keith Markano 262-521-525

Waunakee Airport 6P3 Lynn Erickson 68-849-8985

Waupaca Municipal Airport PCZ Peter Andersen 92-867-37

Wausau Downtown Airport AUW John Chmiel 715-845-34

Wautoma Municipal Airport Y5 Sean Curry 92-787-33

West Bend Municipal Airport ETB Jim Retzlaf 262-483-7432

Westosha Airport 5K6 Westosha Aviation 847-63-8856

Wild Rose Idlewild Airport W23 Charles Brownlow 92-622-4911

Wittman Regional Airport OSH Peter Moll 92-236-4932


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Airport Site Code Name E-mail

Adams County Legion Field 63C Michael Scott [email protected]

Albany Airport WI5 Robert Johnson

Alexander Field-South Wood County ISW Howard Joling [email protected]

Amery Municipal Airport AHH Jay Griggs [email protected]

Austin Straubel International Airport GRB Tom Miller [email protected]

Baraboo-Wisconsin Dells Airport DLL Cheryl Giese [email protected]

Barron Municipal Airport 9Y7 Kris Wells

Bayeld County Airport Y77 Terry Kohler

Beloit Airport 44C Steve Stauber

Big Foot Aireld 7V3 Barbra Ingalls

Black River Falls Airport BCK Bill Arndt

Blackhawk Aireld 87Y Cheryl Strassman

Bloyer Field Y72 Chuck Pollard [email protected]

Boscobel Airport OVS Ron Huls

Boulder Junction Airprt BDJ Jef [email protected]

(or emergency only)

Boyceville Municipal Airport 3T3 Keith Sorensen

Brennand Airport 79C Ted Vander Wielen [email protected] Airport C37

Burlington Municipal Airport BUU Gary Meisner [email protected]

Burnett County Airport RZN Jeremy Sickler [email protected]

Cable Union Airport 3CU Ken Culloden

Camp Lake Airport 49C Edward Simpson

Capitol Airport 02C Matt Byrne

Carter Airport 92C Steve SchererCassville Municipal Airport C74 Al Muller [email protected]

Central County Airport 68C William Kinsman

Central Wisconsin Airport CWA Tony Yaron [email protected]

Chetek Municipal - Southworth Airport Y23 Chuck Harrison [email protected]

Chippewa Valley Regional Airport EAU Charity Speich [email protected]

Cindy Guntly Memorial Airport 62C Thomas Guntly [email protected]

Clintonville Municipal Airport CLI Mike McCord [email protected]

Cornell Airport 2H3 Jack Bresina [email protected]

Crandon- Steve Conway Municipal Airport

Y55 Norman Knoll

Crivitz Municipal Airport 3D1 Joseph Banszak [email protected]

Cumberland Municipal Airport UBE Al Seierstad [email protected]

Dane County Regional Airport MSN Bradley Livingston [email protected]

Dillenburgs Field 8WI1 Daniel Dillenburg


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Dodge County Airport UNU Tim Bentheimer [email protected]

Door County Cherryland Airport SUE Keith Kasbohm [email protected]

Eagle River Union Airport EGV Robert Hom [email protected]

East Troy Municipal Airport 57C Randy Timms [email protected]

Eau Claire Lakes Airport 5G4 Greg Friermood

Ephraim-Gibraltar Airport 3D2 Beth Hagen [email protected]

Flying Feathers 11YGlenroy

Heimermann

Fond du Lac County Airport FLD John Wehner [email protected]

Ford Airport, MI IMT Tim Howen

Fort Atkinson Municipal Airport 61C Jef Woods [email protected] River Airport 96C Jerry Mehlhaf

Franks Seaplane Base 4P5 Frank Gallina

General Mitchell International Airport MKE C Barry Bateman [email protected]

Gilbert Field 94C Scott Manley [email protected]

Gogebic-Iron County Airport, MI IWD Duane Duray

Grand Geneva Airport C02 Jim Crothers

Grantsburg Municipal Airport GTG Jennier Zeiler [email protected] Twin Oaks Airport 5Y3 Eugene Gutzmer

Hahn Sky Ranch 2T5 Lester Hahn

Hartord Municipal Airport HXF Darryl Kranz [email protected]

Iowa County Airport MRJ Kevin King [email protected]

J. Douglas Bake Memorial Airport OCQ Eileen Dufeck [email protected]

Jana Airport 58C Don Becker

John F. Kennedy Memorial Airport ASX John Sill [email protected] H. Batten Airport RAC David Mann [email protected]

Joshua Sanord Field HBW Henry Peterson [email protected]

Kenosha Regional Airport ENW Wayde Buck [email protected]

Kings Land O Lakes Airport LNL Randy Ruth [email protected]

L. O. Simenstad Municipal Airport OEO Richard Johnson

La Crosse Municipal Airport LSE Dan Wruck [email protected]

Lake Lawn Airport C59

Lakeland Airport / Noble F. Lee Memorial Field ARV Jon Schmitz

Lancaster Municipal Airport 73C Jerry Carroll [email protected]

Langlade County Airport AIG Josh Walker [email protected]

Lawrence J. Timmerman Field MWC C Barry Bateman [email protected]

Madeline Island Airport 4R5 Michael Dalzell [email protected]

Manitowish Waters Airport D25 Ken Eales [email protected]


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Manitowoc County Airport MTW Chuck Behnke [email protected]

Marsheld Municipal Airport

- Roy Shwery FieldMFI Harold Gaier [email protected]

Mauston-New Lisbon Union Airport 82C Doug Wells [email protected] Airport Scott Meier

Menominee-Marinette Twin County, MI MNM Tim Spreen [email protected]

Menomonie Municipal - Score Field LUM Tim Ward [email protected]

Merrill Municipal Airport RRL John Miller [email protected]

Middleton Municipal - Morey Field C29 Richard Morey [email protected]

Monroe Municipal Airport EFT Kelly Finkenbinder [email protected]

Necedah Airport DAF Jack JasinskiNeillsville Municipal Airport VIQ Harold Gaier [email protected]

Nest o Eagles Airport 1H9 Keith Johnson

New Holstein Municipal Airport 8D1Cassandra

[email protected]

New Richmond Regional Airport RNH Mike Demulling [email protected]

North Country Seaplane Base SS1 Neil Mathison

Outagamie County Regional Airport ATW Martin Lenss [email protected]

Palmyra Municipal Airport 88C Don Agen [email protected]

Park Falls Municipal Airport PKF Brian Ernst

Piso Airport 7P5 Nickolas Piso

Platteville Municipal Airport PVB Jim Hughes [email protected]

Portage Municipal Airport C47 John Poppy [email protected]

Prairie du Chien Airport PDC Richard Yeomans [email protected]

Prentice Airport 5N2 Joe Moritz [email protected]

Price County Airport PBH Chris Hallstrand [email protected]

Quams Marina Seaplane Base 99C Robert Quam

Red Wing Regional Airport, MN RGK Tammie Dougherty [email protected]

Reedsburg Municipal Airport C35 Ryan Solverson [email protected]

Rhinelander-Oneida County Airport RHI Joe Brauer [email protected]

Rice Lake Regional Airport - Carls Field RPD Jerry Stites [email protected]

Richard I. Bong Airport SUW William Amorde [email protected]

Richland Airport 93C Bill Kloehn [email protected]

Rusk County Airport RCX Andy Albardo [email protected]

Sauk-Prairie Airport 91C David Landsverk [email protected]

Sawyer County Airport HYR Daniel Leslie [email protected]

Shawano Municipal Airport EZS Clarence Schampers [email protected]

Sheboygan County Memorial Airport SBM Charles Mayer [email protected]


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Shell Lake Municipal Airport SSQ Niel Petersen [email protected]

Shiocton Airport W34 Patrick Van Straten

Silver Lake Seaplane Base WN2 Curt Kriedeman

Solon Springs Municipal Airport OLG George Faireld

Southern Wisconsin Regional Airport JVL Ronald Burdick [email protected]

Sparta / Fort McCoy Airport CMY Jordan Skif [email protected]

Stevens Point Municipal Airport STE Jason Draheim [email protected]

Sweetwater Bay Seaplane Base 30W Thomas Hinrichs

Sylvania Airport C89 Don Sutton

Taylor County Airport MDZ James Wood [email protected]

Three Castles Airpark 4D1 Rick Braun [email protected]

Three Lakes Municipal Airport 40D Roger Blocks [email protected]

Tomahawk Regional Airport TKV Greg Jacobson

Tri-County Regional Airport LNR Marc Higgs [email protected]

Valhalla Field 84C William Moran [email protected]

Verona Airport W19 Robin Slotten [email protected]

Vincent Airport 64C Iris Vincent

Viroqua Municipal Airport Y51 Mike Skildum [email protected]

Washington Island Airport 2P2 Walt Nehlsen [email protected]

Watertown Municipal Airport RYV Jef Baum [email protected]

Waukesha County Airport/Crites Field UES Keith Markano [email protected]

Waunakee Airport 6P3 Lynn Erickson [email protected]

Waupaca Municipal Airport PCZ Peter Andersen [email protected]

Wausau Downtown Airport AUW John Chmiel [email protected]

Wautoma Municipal Airport Y50 Sean CurryWest Bend Municipal Airport ETB Jim Retzlaf [email protected]

Westosha Airport 5K6

Wild Rose Idlewild Airport W23 Charles Brownlow

Wittman Regional Airport OSH Peter Moll [email protected]


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Wisconsin AWOS/ASOS

Location Identier VHF Freq. Telephone Type

Antigo AIG 119.75 715-627-2869 AWOS-3P

Appleton ATW 127.15 92-832-2597 AWOS-3P

Ashland ASX 126.775 715-682-5541 ASOSBaraboo-Dells DLL 118.325 68-356-171 AWOS-3P

Black River Falls Area BCK 119.125 715-284-7 AWOS-3P/T

Boscobel OVS 126.775 68-375-2712 ASOS

Burlington BUU 114.5 262-757-97 AWOS-3P

Camp Douglas VOK 12.475 68-427-166 AWOS-3P/T

Clintonville CLI 12.675 715-823-7691 AWOS-3P

Cumberland UBE 119.175 715-822-3452 AWOS-3P/T

Eagle River EGV 118.325 715-479-1465 AWOS-3P

Eau Claire EAU 119.675 715-832-799 ASOS

Fond du Lac FLD 134. 92-922-4444 ASOS

Green Bay GRB 124.1 92-494-714 ASOS

Hayward HYR 113.4 715-634-6138 ASOS

Iowa County MRJ 118.525 68-987-2157 AWOS-3PIron Mountain, MI IMT 119.25 96-774-1999 ASOS

Ironwood, MI IWD 125.175 96-932-439 AWOS-3

Janesville JVL 128.25 68-758-1723 AWOS-3P

Juneau UNU 119.75 92-386-5682 AWOS-3P

Kenosha ENW 127.175 262-652-773 ASOS

Ladysmith RCX 118.125 715-532-2665 AWOS-3P/T

Land O Lakes LNL 119.525 715-547-6313 AWOS-3P/T

La Crosse LSE 124.95 68-781-967 ASOS

Madison MSN 124.65 68-249-615 ASOS

Manitowoc MTW 111. 92-682-1164 AWOS-3

Marsheld MFI 121.575 715-387-6516 ASOS

Medord MDZ 119.25 715-678-63 AWOS-3P

Menominee, MI MNM 19.6 96-863-881 AWOS-3

Menomonie, WI LUM 118.25 715-235-5342 AWOS-3P/T

Merrill RRL 119.925 715-539-8422 AWOS-3P/T

Middleton C29 118.675 68-833-1686 AWOS-3

Milwaukee MKE 126.4 414-769-7161 ASOS

Milwaukee MWC 128.3 414-461-2954 AWOS-3P/T

Minocqua ARV 121.125 715-356-2417 AWOS-3P


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Wisconsin AWOS/ASOS

Location Identier VHF Freq. Telephone Type

Monroe EFT 118.375 68-328-8359 AWOS-3P

Mosinee CWA 127.45 715-693-1116 AWOS-3P/T

New Richmond RNH 12. 715-246-322 AWOS-3P

Osceola OEO 119.925 715-294-3845 AWOS-3P

Oshkosh OSH 125.9 92-426-1644 ASOS

Phillips PBH 125.875 715-339-452 AWOS-3P/T

Platteville PVB 12.575 68-348-3637 AWOS-3

Prairie du Chien PDC 119.925 68-326-9122 AWOS-3P

Racine RAC 117.7 262-635-959 ASOS

Red Wing, MN RGK 119.25 715-594-3763 AWOS-3P/T

Rhinelander RHI 126.825 715-362-798 ASOS

Rice Lake RPD 12.525 715-458-4481 AWOS-3P/T

Shawano EZS 118.65 715-526-2967 AWOS-3

Sheboygan SBM 11. 92-467-744 ASOS

Siren/Burnett Co. RZN 118.325 715-349-8563 AWOS-3P

Sparta/Fort McCoy CMY 118.375 68-269-724 AWOS-3P/T

Stevens Point STE 119.275 715-344-596 AWOS-3P

Sturgeon Bay SUE 128.325 92-743-787 AWOS-3

Superior SUW 12.35 715-394-283 AWOS-3P

Tomahawk TKV 118.25 715-453-5716 AWOS-3

Tri-County Regional LNR 119.425 68-583-2576 ASOS

Viroqua Y51 118.975 68-637-2925 AWOS-3P/T

Watertown RYV 119.975 92-261-734 AWOS-3P

Waukesha UES 118.875 262-521-5226 AWOS-3P

Waupaca PCZ 118.625 92-867-247 AWOS-3P

Wausau AUW 125.925 715-843-7215 ASOS

Wautoma Y50 119.475 92 787-515 AWSS

West Bend ETB 12. 262-334-6161 AWOS-3P

Wisconsin Rapids ISW 126.575 715-421-212 ASOS


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VISUAL APPROACH SLOPE SYSTEMS

More runways are being served by some type o visual approach slopesystem. While the reasoning or each system is the same, to increase

saety, the various indications difer and need to be pointed out.

SystemBelow

Glide PathOn Glide

PathAbove

Glide Path

VASI

Lights are visible 3 -5 miles during the day, up to 20 miles or more at night.

PAPI

Lights have an efective visual range o about 5 miles the day and 20 miles at night.

PLASIPulsating

Red

Steady Whiteor Alternating

Red/White

PulsatingWhite

It is possible to mistake high or low indications as aircrat or vehicles

on the ground. Useul range is about 4 miles day and up to 10 miles at night.

ElementAlignmentSystem

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RECOMMENDED COMMUNICATION PROCEDURES

BROADCAST POSITION

Facility FrequencyUse

Outbound Inbound Practice InstrumentApproach

1. UNICOM(No Tower)

Communicatewith UNICOM

station on

publishedCTAF

requency.

I unableto contact

UNICOM

station, useselannounce

procedures on

CTAF

Beoretaxiing

and beore

taxiing onthe runway

or takeof.

Ten milesout,

entering

downwind,base and

nal.

Leaving therunway.

Departing nalapproach segment

inbound. Approach

completed/terminated.

2. No tower,FSS, or

UNICOM

Selannounceon MULTICOM

requency

122.9

3. Tower

not in op

eration

Selannounce

on CTAF

ADDITIONAL FREQUENCIES

121.5 Emergency

122. Enroute Flight Advisory Service(Flight Watch)

121.75or 122.85

Air to Air Communications

122.95 UNICOM or Airports with a Control Tower


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BASIC VFR WEATHER MINIMUMS

Airspace ClassFlight

VisibilityDistance from Clouds

A N/A N/A

B 3 statute miles Clear o clouds

C 3 statute miles 5 eet below1, eet above

2, eet horizontal

D 3 statute miles 5 eet below1, eet above

2, eet horizontal

E Below 1, MSL 3 statute miles 5 eet below1, eet above

2, eet horizontal

At or above1, eet MSL

5 statute miles 1, eet below

1, eet above

1 mile horizontal

G Day Below 1,2 AGL 1 statute mile Clear o clouds

Day Above 1,2 eet AGL Below 1, MSL

1 statute mile 5 eet below1, eet above

2, eet horizontal

Night Below 1, eet MSL 3 statute miles 5 eet below

1, eet above

2, eet horizontal

Day & Night Above 1,

eet MSL

5 statute miles 1, eet below

1, eet above

1 mile horizontal


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5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

Naut.

Naut.

SECTIONAL(7N.M.PERINCH)

WACCHARTS(14

N.M.PERINCH)

SEC

SEC

WAC

WAC

AIRSPACECLASSIFICATION

CLASSB

CLASSC

CLASSD

CL

ASSG

CLASSG

CLASSG

CLASSA

CLASSE

Nontowered

Airport

14,500MSL

700AGL

1,200AGL

FL600

18,000MSL

MSL

me

ansealevel

AGL

ab

ovegroundlevel

FL

flightlevel


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TRANSPONDER OPERATION

Federal Aviation Regulations requires the transponder, i available,including Mode C altitude encoding, to be on while in all controlled

airspace. A transponder with Mode C altitude encoding, is mandatoryequipment in the ollowing:

1. At or above 1, MSL over the 48 contiguous statesor District o Columbia, excluding that airspace below2,5 AGL.

2. Within 3 miles o a Class B airspace primary airport,

below 1, MSL. Balloons, gliders and aircrat notequipped with an engine driven electrical system areexcepted when operating outside o Class B airspace.

3. Operations within and above all Class C airspace

up to 1, MSL.

COORDINATED UNIVERSAL TIME

The FAA uses Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) or all operations.The term ZULU is used when ATC procedures require a reerenceto UTC.

To convert rom Central time to Coordinated Universal Time UTC:

Central Standard Time + 6 hours = UTCCentral Daylight Time + 5 hours = UTC


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VFR Cruising Altitudes

I your magneticcourse (ground track)

is:

And you are more than 3, eet above the surace

but below 18, eet MSL, y:

to 179Odd thousands MSL, plus 5 eet (3,5; 5,5; 7,5,

etc.)

18 to 359Even thousands MSL, plus 5 eet (4,5; 6,5;

8,5, etc.)

Air Trafc Control Tower Light Gun Signals

Color and Type

of Signal

Aircraft on

the GroundAircraft in Flight

Steady greenCleared or

takeofCleared to land

Flashing green Cleared or taxiReturn or landing (to be ollowed by

steady green at the proper time)

Steady red STOPGive way to other aircrat

and continue circling

Flashing redTaxi clear o the

runway in useAirport unsae, do not land

Flashing white

Return to

starting point

on airport

Not applicable

Alternating redand green

Exercise extremecaution

Exercise extreme caution


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OBTAINING EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE

Pilots who become apprehensive or their saety, or any reason, shouldrequest assistance immediately. To increase your chances o contacting

help, remember the our Cs:1. Coness your predicament to yoursel and to any

ground radio station.

2. Communicate pass on as much inormation as neededor requested.

3. Climb, i possible, or better radar and DF detection.

Radio contact range is also increased with altitude.

4. Comply with advice and instructions received. Pilots o IFR ightsexperiencing twoway radio ailure, while in IMC, are expected toadhere to the procedures set orth in FAR 91.185; IFR operations:

Twoway radio communications ailure.

A pilot in any distress or urgency condition should immediately take the

ollowing action, not necessarily in the order listed, to obtain assistance:

1. Obtain and/or maintain radio contact with an air trac acility.While in radio contact, continue squawking your assignedtransponder code and i available Mode C, altitude encoding,unless instructed to do otherwise.

2. I equipped with a transponder and unable to establish voice

communications, squawk the emergency code 77, and iavailable Mode C altitude encoding.

3. Transmit a distress or urgency message immediately.

A. I distress, MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAY;i urgency, PANPAN, PANPAN, PANPAN.

B. Name o station addressed.

C. Aircrat identication and type.

D. Nature o distress or urgency.

E. Weather.

F. Pilots intentions or request.


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OBTAINING EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE (cont.)

G. Present position and heading, or i lost, last knowposition, time and heading since that position.

H. Altitude.

I. Fuel remaining in hours and minutes.

J. Number o people on board.

K. Any other useul inormation.

Ater establishing radio contact, comply with advice and instructions

received. Cooperate. Do not hesitate to ask questions or clariyinstructions when you do not understand or i you cannot complywith a clearance.

RULES PERTAINING TO AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS,INCIDENTS, OVERDUE AIRCRAFT, AND SAFETY

INVESTIGATIONS[National Transportation Saety Board,Procedural Regulation, 49 CFR 83 (in part)].

1. Immediate Notication

The operator o an aircrat shall immediately, and by the

most expeditious means available, notiy the nearest National Transportation

Board, Bureau o Aviation Saety Field Oce when:

A. An aircrat accident o any o the ollowing listed

incidents occur:

1. Flight control system malunction or ailure.

2. Inability o any required ight crew member to perorm

normal ight duties as a result o injuries or illness.

3. Failure o any internal turbine engine component that resultsin the escape o debris other than out the exhaust path.

4. Inight re.

5. Aircrat collide in ight.

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$25, or repair (including materials and labor) or air

market value in the event o total loss, whichever is less.

7. For large multiengine aircrat (more than

12,5 pounds maximum takeof weight).

8. Inight ailure o electrical systems which requires the

sustained use o an emergency bus powered by a backup

source such as a battery, auxiliary power unit, or air driven

generator to retain ight control or essential instruments.

9. Inight ailure o hydraulic systems that results in sustained

reliance on the sole remaining hydraulic or mechanical system

or movement o ight control suraces.

1. Sustained loss o the power or thrust produced

by two or more engines.

11. An evacuation o an aircrat in which an emergency

egress system is utilized.

12. Release o all or a portion o a propeller blade rom an

aircrat, excluding release caused solely by ground contact.

13. A complete loss o inormation, excluding ickering, rommore than 5 percent o an aircrats cockpit displays known as:

Electronic Flight Instrument System (EFIS) displays;

Engine Indication and Crew Alerting System (EICAS) displays;Electronic Centralized Aircrat Monitor (ECAM) displays; or

Other displays o this type, which generally include a primary

ight display (PFD), primary navigation display (PND), and

other integrated displays; Airborne Collision and AvoidanceSystem (ACAS) resolution advisories issued either:

When an aircrat is being operated on an instrument ight

rules ight plan and compliance with the advisory is necessary

to avert a substantial risk o collision between two or moreaircrat; or

To an aircrat operating in class A airspace.

14. Damage to helicopter tail or main rotor blades, including ground

damage, that requires major repair or replacement o the blade(s).

15. Any event in which an operator, when operating an airplane

as an air carrier at a publicuse airport on land:

Lands or departs on a taxiway, incorrect runway,

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Experiences a runway incursion that requires the operator

or the crew o another aircrat or vehicle to take immediate

corrective action to avoid a collision.

B. An aircrat is overdue and is believed to have

been involved in an accident.

2. MANNER OF NOTIFICATION

The most expeditious method o notication to the NationalTransportation Board by the operator will be determined by thecircumstances existing at that time. The National Transportation SaetyBoard has advised that any o the ollowing would be considered

examples o the type o notication that would be acceptable:

A. Direct telephone notifcation

B. Telegraphic notifcation.

C. Notifcation to the Federal Aviation Administration whowould in turn notiy the NTSB by direct communication;i.e. dispatch or telephone.

3. REPORTS

A. The operator shall fle a report on NTSB orm 612.1or 712.2 available rom the National Transportation SaetyBoard, Washington, DC 2594.

1. Within ten (1) days ater an occurrence or

which notication is required in 1(a) or (b) above.

2. When ater seven (7) days an overdue aircratis still missing.

3. Upon request o an authorized representativeo the National Transportation Saety Board:

a. Each crew member, i physically able at the

time the report is submitted, shall attach thereto a statement setting orth the acts, conditionsand circumstances relating to the accident oroccurrence as they appear to him/her. I thecrew member is incapacitated, he/she shallsubmit the statement as soon as he/she isphysically able.


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FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION OFFICES

AdministratorFederal Aviation Administration

8 Independence Avenue S. W.Washington, DC 2591Phone: (22) 2673111

Regional AdministratorGreat Lakes Regional Oce

Federal Aviation Administration23 East Devon AvenueDes Plaines, IL 618Phone: (847) 2947294

Airports District OfceFederal Aviation Administration

72 34th Avenue SouthMinneapolis, MN 5545Phone: (612) 713435FAX: (612) 7134364

Flight Standards District OfceFederal Aviation Administration

4915 South Howell AvenueMilwaukee, WI 5327Phone: (414) 486292FAX: (414) 4862921

Flight Standards District Ofce

Federal Aviation Administration62 28th Avenue SouthMinneapolis, MN 5545Phone: (612) 7134211FAX: (612) 7134195

WEATHER BRIEFING1-800-WX BRIEF(1-800-992-7433)

FAA CONSUMER HOTLINE1-800-FAA SURE

(1-800-322-7873)

FAA SAFETY HOTLINE 1-800-255-1111

Weather Briefng1-800-WX BRIEF(1-800-992-7433)

FAA Consumer Hotline1-800-FAA SURE

(1-800-322-7873)

FAA Saety Hotline1-800-255-1111


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LOCATION

Altitude: (single value) O MSL O AGL

Distance: and/or Radial (bearing): from:

O Airport

O Intersection

O ATC Fac

O NAVAID

CONFLICTS

Estimated miss distance in feet: horiz vert

Was evasive action taken? O Yes O No

Was TCAS a factor? O TA O RA O No

Did terrain warning system activate? O Yes O No

AIRCRAFT 1 AIRCRAFT 2

Your Aircraft Type (Make/Model)(e.g. B737) NOT N #, Flt #, etc.:

OperatingFAR Part:

OtherAircraft:

OperatingFAR Part:

Operator o air carrier

o air taxi

ocorporate

o fractional

o FBO

o government

o military

o personal

o other:

o air carrier

o air taxi

ocorporate

o fractional

o FBO

o government

o military

o personal

o other:

Mission o passenger

o personal

o cargo/freight

o training

o ferry

o other:

o passenger

o personal

o cargo/freight

o training

o ferry

o other:

Flight Plan o VFR

o IFR

o SVFR

o DVFR

o none o VFR

o IFR

o SVFR

o DVFR

o none

Flight Phase o taxi

o parked

o takeoff

o initial climb

o climb

o cruise

o descent

o initial approach

o final approach

o missed/GAR

o landing

o other:

o taxi

o parked

o takeoff

o initial climb

o climb

o cruise

o descent

o initial approach

o final approach

o missed/GAR

o landing

o other:

Routein Use

oairway (ID):

o direct

oSID (ID):

oSTAR (ID):

ooceanic

o vectors

o visual approach

o none

o other:

oairway (ID):

o direct

oSID (ID):

oSTAR (ID):

ooceanic

o vectors

o visual approach

o none

o other:

If more than two aircraft were involved, please describe the additional aircraft in the "Describe Event/Situation" section.

CONDITIONS / WEATHER ELEMENTS

O VMC

O IMC

O Mixed

O Marginal

o fog

o hail

o haze/smoke

o icing

o rain

o snow

o thunderstorm

o turbulence

o windshear

o other:

LIGHT / VISIBILITYO dawn

O daylight

O night

O dusk

Ceiling feet

Visibility miles

RVR feet

ATC / ADVISORY SVC.

O Ramp

O Ground

O Tower

O TRACON

O Center

O FSS

O UNICOM

O CTAF

ATC FacilityName:

AIRSPACE

o Class A

o Class B

o Class C

o Class D

o Class E

o Class G

o Special Use

o TFR

REPORTER

O Captain

O First Officer

O Single Pilot

O Instructor

O Trainee

O Dispatcher: yrs

O Other:

o pilot flying

o pilot not flying

o relief pilot

o check airman

FLYING TIME (in hours)

Total Time hrs

Last 90 Days hrs

Time in Type hrs

CERTIFICATES & RATINGS

O Student

O Sport/Rec

O Private

O Commercial

O ATP

o Flight Instructor

o Multiengine

o Instrument

o Flight Engineer

o Other:

ATC EXPERIENCE

O FPL O Developmental

radar yrs

non-radar yrs

supervisory yrs

military yrs

IDENTIFICATION STRIP:Please fill in all blanks to ensure return of strip.NO RECORD WILL BE KEPT OF YOUR IDENTITY. This section will be returned to you.

TELEPHONE NUMBERS where we may reach you for furtherdetails of this occurrence:

HOME Area _______ No. ______________________ Hours __________________

WORK Area _______ No. ______________________ Hours __________________

NAME ____________________________________________________ ________________________________________

ADDRESS/PO BOX _________________________________________ ________________________________________

__________________________________________________________ DATE OF OCCURRENCE ___________________

CITY __________________________ STATE _____ ZIP ____________ LOCAL TIME (24 hr. clock) _________________

DO NOT REPORT AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS AND CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES ON THIS FORM.

ACCIDENTS AND CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE ASRS PROGRAM AND SHOULD NOT BE SUBMITTED TO NASA.

ALL IDENTITIES CONTAINED IN THIS REPORT WILL BE REMOVED TO ASSURE COMPLETE REPORTER ANONYMITY.

(SPACE BELOW RESERVED FOR ASRS DATE/TIME STAMP)

TYPE OF EVENT/SITUATION

(MM/DD/YYYY)

(HH:MM)

PLEASE FILL IN APPROPRIATE SPACES AND CHECK ALL ITEMS WHICH APPLY TO THIS EVENT OR SITUATION.

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NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION

NASA has established an Aviation Safety Reporting System (ASRS) toidentify issues in the aviation system which need to be addressed. Theprogram of which this system is a part is described in detail in FAA AdvisoryCircular 00-46D and FAA Handbook 7210.3. Your assistance in informingus about such issues is essential to the success of the program. Pleasefill out this form as completely as possible, enclose in a sealed envelope,affix proper postage, and send it directly to us.

The information you provide on the identity strip will be used only if NASAdetermines that it is necessary to contact you for further information. THISIDENTITY STRIP WILL BE RETURNED DIRECTLY TO YOU. The returnof the identity strip assures your anonymity.

AVIATION SAFETY REPORTING SYSTEM

Section 91.25 of the Federal Aviation Regulations (14 CFR 91.25) prohibitsreports filed with NASA from being used for FAA enforcement purposes.This report will not be made available to the FAA for civil penalty or cer-tificate actions for violations of the Federal Air Regulations. Your identitystrip, stamped by NASA, is proof that you have submitted a report to theAviation Safety Reporting System. We can only return the strip to you,however, if you have provided a mailing address. Equally important, wecan often obtain additional useful information if our safety analysts cantalk with you directly by telephone. For this reason, we have requestedtelephone numbers where we may reach you.

Thank you f or your c ontribution to aviation safety.

NOTE: AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS SHOULD NOT BE REPORTED ON THIS FORM. SUCH EVENTS SHOULD BE FILED WITH THE NATIONALTRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD AS REQUIRED BY NTSB Regulation 830.5 (49CFR830.5).

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DESCRIBE EVENT/SITUATION

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NASA ARC 277A (January 1994)

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Runway Incursions

1 Ways To Help Prevent

Runway Incursions

1See The Big PictureMonitor both groundand tower communicationswhen possible.

2Transmit ClearlyMake your instructions

and read backs completeand easy to understand..

3 Listen CareullyListen to your clearance.Listen to what you read back.

Do not let communicationsbecome automatic.

4 Copy ClearancesClearances can change.Keep a note pad and copyyour clearance. I neededreer to your notes.

5 Situational AwarenessKnow your location.I unamiliar with an airportkeep a current airport diagramavailable or easy reerence.

6

Admit When LostI you get lost on an

airport ask ATC or help.Better to damage yourpride than your airplane.

7 Sterile CockpitMaintain a sterilecockpit until reachingcruising altitude. Explainto your passengers that

talking should be keptto a minimum.

8 Understand Signs,Lights And MarkingsKeep current with airportsigns, lights and markings.Know what they mean and

what action to take.

9 Never AssumeDo not take clearancesor granted. Look both waysbeore entering or crossingtaxiways and runways.

10 Follow ProceduresEstablish sae procedures or airport operations.Then ollow them.

For more inormationsee the ollowing:

www.aa.gov/runwaysaety
http://www.faa.gov/runwaysafetyhttp://www.faa.gov/runwaysafety


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Communication Navigation Services

TWR/CTAF ..............5GND CON ...............6

ATIS ...........................7

UNICOM ..................8

CLNC DEL ...............9APP/DEP .............. 1

FSS ..........................11

Elevation ..........12

TPA ......................13

FUEL: 17

FBOs: 18

VOR to Field:

14 15NDB. . . . .16

NOTES: 19

2 (3) 4

2 21- (3)

AIRPORT LEGEND


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GLOSSARY

1. Page number 1, 2, 3, 4, ...

2. Airport Name Name o the airport.3. Airport FAA ID FAA airport identier.

4. Airport location Airport location expressed as distance and

direction rom the center o the associated

city in nautical miles and cardinal points.

5. TWR/CTAF Control tower requency or CommonTrac Advisory Frequency.

6. GND CON Ground control requency.

7. ATIS/AWOS/ASOS Automatic Terminal Inormation Service requency

or Automated Weather Observing Systems or

Automated Surace Observing System.

8. UNICOM Local airport advisory requency.

9. CLNC DEL Clearance delivery requency.

1. APP/DEP Approach control and departure control requency.11. FSS/GCO Flight Service Station or Ground

Communication Outlet.

12. Elevation Field elevation o the highest pointon the runway surace (MSL).

13. TPA Trac Pattern Altitude (MSL).

14. VOR VOR requency and identier.

15. VOR Bearing Radial and distance rom VORto airport in nautical miles.

16. NDB Frequency and identier o NDB located on the eld.

17. FUEL Type and octane o uel available.

18. FBO Fixed Base Operators who provideuel or maintenance.

19. Notes Operational inormation regarding thestatus and usability o the airport

2. LAT/LONG Approximate latitude and longitude o

the center o the airport.

21. Associated City Name o closest city associated with the airport.


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45 17N - 92 23W Amery (AHH)

Amery Municipal (AHH) 2 S o City


CTAF .................... 122.8

APP/DEP ............ 125.3FSS .......................122.3

Elevation ..... 188

TPA .................1888

FUEL: 1LL, Jet A

24 HR Sel-Serve

Amery Aviation:

715-22-6549VOR to Field:11. RPD 2520 /27 NM

NOTES: 1. Radio controlled aircrat activity in vicinity o airport.2. Runway 36 saety area very rough.3. Courtesy car available.


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CTAF .................... 122.8

AWOS-3P ............119.75APP/DEP ............124.4

Elevation ..... 1523

TPA .................2523

FUEL: 1LL, Jet A

Walker Aviation

715-623-4525

VOR to Field:111.6 AUW 460 /27 NM

NDB . . . . . 347 AIG

NOTES:

45 9N - 89 7W Antigo (AIG)

Langlade County (AIG) 2 NE o City


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TWR/CTAF ..........119.6

GND CON ...........121.7ATIS .......................127.15

UNICOM .............122.95

APP/DEP ............ 126.3

Elevation ....... 918

TPA ................. 1918

FUEL: 1LL, Jet A1+,

MOGAS

Platinum FlightCenter

92-738-334VOR to Field:111.8 OSH 4/16 NM

NOTES: 1. Attended continuously .2. Birds and migratory waterowl on and in vicinity

o airport.

440 15N - 880 31W Appleton (ATW)

Outagamie County Regional (ATW) 3 W o City


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Outagamie County Regional Airport Diagram


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CTAF .................... 122.8

ASOS ................... 126.775APP/DEP ............126.45

FSS .......................122.25

Elevation ...... 827

TPA .................1827

FUEL: 1LL,

24 HR Sel-Serve,

Jet A+1 available with

prior notice

City o Ashland:

715-682-77

VOR to Field:11.5 ASX On Field

NOTES: 1. Ultralight activity at airport.2. For service ater hours call 715798324.3. Aircrat over 4 lbs must park on concrete i able.4. Deer and other wildlie on and in vicinity o airport.

460 33N - 90 55W Ashland (ASX)

John F. Kennedy Memorial (ASX) 2 SW o City


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CTAF ....................123.5

AWOS-3P ........... 118.325APP/DEP ............ 135.45

FSS .......................122.1R

117.T


TPA ................. 1979

FUEL: MOGAS,1LL,

Jet A

BarabooDells Flight Center

68-356-227

TCs Air Care68-524-391

VOR to Field:117. DLL 1870 /2 NM

NOTES: 1. Avoid overight o crane breeding grounds 3NMnortheast.

2. Runway 14/32 closed Nov. 15 thru April 15. Conrm runway conditions with airport manager.

430 31N - 890 46W Baraboo Wisconsin Dells (DLL)

Baraboo Wisconsin Dells (DLL) 3 NW o City


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CTAF ....................122.7

FSS .......................122.3Elevation ...... 1113

TPA.................. 2113

FUEL: NONE

Airport Manager:715-458-45 or

715-418-87VOR to Field:11. RPD 23/4 NM

NOTES: 1. Runway 9/27 north hal plowed in wintersouth halopen to ski aircrat.

2. For services call airport manager.

Barron Municipal (9Y7) NE o City

450 24N - 910 5W Barron (9Y7)


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CTAF ....................122.7

APP/DEP .............121.Elevation ....... 817

TPA ................. 1517

FUEL: 1LL

Airport Manager:68-365-2998

VOR to Field:114.3 JVL 1180/7 NM

NOTES: 1. Glider operations on and in vicinity o airport.2. Rotating beacon operates DUSK23; other hours by

request, call airport manager.

420 3N - 880 58W Beloit (44C)

Beloit (44C) 3 E o City


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CTAF ....................122.9

AWOS-3P/T ........119.125APP/DEP ............128.6

FSS .......................122.5


TPA ................. 1836

FUEL: 1LL, Jet A

24 HR Sel Serve

Airport Manager:715-284-5514VOR to Field:

117.9 ODI 51/33 NM

NOTES: 1. Ultralight activity on and in vicinity o airport.2. Deer and turkey on and in vicinity o airport.

Black River Falls Area (BCK) 3 S o City

440 15N - 90 51W Black River Falls Area (BCK)


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CTAF .................... 122.8

ASOS ................... 126.775APP/DEP ............ 133.3

GCO ......................121.725


TPA ................ 153

FUEL: 1LL

24 HR Sel-Serve

Boscobel Airport:68-375-5223VOR to Field:

112.8 LNR 2520/25 NM

NOTES: 1. CAUTION: TOWER 872 MSL (199 AGL) 1NM south2. Avoid overight o the American Players Theater 2 NM

south o Spring Green during perormances.

430 1N - 90 41W Boscobel (OVS)

Boscobel (OVS) 2 NE o City


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CTAF ....................122.9 Elevation ..... 1666

TPA ................ 2666

FUEL: NONE


VOR to Field:18.8 IWD 139/31 NM

NOTES: 1. Airport unattended MayNovember, closed DecemberApril.

Boulder Junction (BDJ) 2 N o City

460 8N - 890 39W Boulder Junction (BDJ)


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CTAF .................... 122.8

APP/DEP ............ 125.3Elevation ...... 967

TPA ................ 1967

FUEL: 1LL

Nerling Aviation715-643-61

VOR to Field:112.9 EAU 2870/25 NM

NOTES: 1. Deer on and in vicinity o airport. Primarily ater dusk.2. Activate MIRL 826, PAPI 8 and 26 and REIL 26 on

122.8.

450 3N - 920 1W Boyceville (3T3)

Boyceville Municipal (3T3) SE o City


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CTAF ....................122.9 Elevation .........793

TPA.................. 1593

FUEL: NONE


NOTES: 1. Runways not plowed winter months. Open to skiaircrat.

2. Activate runway 927 NTSD LIRL on 122.9.

Brodhead (C37) 2 S o City

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CTAF ....................122.7 Elevation ...... 85

TPA ................ 185

FUEL: MOGAS, 1LL

Brookfeld Aero262-781-4213

VOR to Field:116.4 BAE 190/5 NM

NOTES: 1. Runway 9/27, 18/36 closed in winter, conrm conditionswith manager 2627814213.

2. Runways 3 and 36 aircrat operations cannot see runway 27 aircrat operations.

430 5N - 880 11W Brookeld (02C)

Capitol (02C) 3 E o City


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CTAF ....................123.5

AWOS-3P ............114.5GCO ......................121.725

APP/DEP ............ 125.35


TPA ................ 1779

FUEL: 1LL, Jet A24 HR Sel-Serve

Burlington Air Center262-763-95

Knots-2U262-763-51

Meisner Aircrat262-763-66

VOR to Field:114.5 BUU ON FIELD

NOTES: 1. RUNWAYS19 & 29: RIGHT TRAFFIC.2. Climb to 1 beore turning south, avoid house 3/4

NM west o runway 29.3. Trac departing runway 11 avoid overight o city.

Burlington Municipal (BUU) 1 NW o City

420 41N - 880 18W Burlington (BUU)


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CTAF .................... 122.8

APP/DEP ............126.45FSS .......................122.1R

113.4T

Elevation ..... 136

TPA ................ 236

FUEL: 1LL


VOR to Field:113.4 HYR 350/13 NM

NOTES: 1. Runway 8/26 closed Nov. 21 May 1.2. No heating units to start aircrat.3. For airport manager ater hours call 7157942493.4. Taxiway lights at entrance to taxiway only.

460 12N - 910 15W Cable (3CU)

Cable Union (3CU) 2 SE o City


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TWR/CTAF ..........127.5

GND CON ...........121.9ATIS ...................... 12.475

APP/DEP ............ 135.25


TPA ................ 2

FUEL: NONE

VOR to Field:11.4 VOK ON FIELD

DME ONLY

NOTES: 1. EMERGENCY AND OFFICIAL MILITARY USE ONLY.2. Airspace inormation 12. or 189728673.3. AWOS phone 68427166.4. Extensive use o unmanned aerial systems in vicinity.

Volk Field ANG Base (VOK) 1 N o City

430 56N - 90 16W Camp Douglas (VOK)


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CTAF ....................122.9Elevation ....... 755

TPA ................ 1355

FUEL: NONE

Airport Manager262-889-8187

VOR to Field:113. OBK 331/21NM

NOTES: 1. RUNWAY 36 RIGHT TRAFFIC.2. Ultralight activity on and in vicinity o airport.3. Deer activity on and in vicinity o airport.4. Airport not plowed; conrm conditions

with airport manager.

Camp Lake (49C) 1 W o City

420 32N - 880 1W Camp Lake (49C)


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CTAF ....................122.9 Elevation ...... 627

TPA ................. 1627

FUEL: NONE


VOR to Field:115.8 DBQ 3240/21 NM

NOTES: 1. RUNWAY 11 RIGHT TRAFFIC.2. CAUTION: 27 bluf north o airport.3. For winter condition and snow removal

call airport manager.

420 42N - 90 58W Cassville (C74)

Cassville Municipal (C74) 1 SE o City


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CTAF ....................122.9

APP/DEP ............ 125.3FSS .......................122.3

Elevation ..... 155

TPA ................ 255

FUEL: 1LL24 HR Sel-Serve

E-Z Heat, Inc.715-924-44VOR to Field:

11. RPD 136/9 NM

NOTES: 1. Runway 7/25 closed Nov. 15 Apr. 15.2. Courtesy van available.3. Call ahead or seaplane services 71592444.

Chetek Municipal Southworth (Y23) 1 SE o City

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CTAF ....................122.9 Elevation ...... 94

TPA .................194

FUEL: NONE


VOR to Field:111. MTW 2610/22 NM

NOTES:

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Flying Feathers (11Y) 2 NW o City


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CTAF .................... 122.8

AWOS-3P ........... 12.675GCO .....................121.725

APP/DEP ............ 126.3


TPA .................1822

FUEL: 1LL, Jet A

24 HR Sel-Serve

Airtronics, Inc.715-823-2161

Birds Eye Aviation

715-754-2189

VOR to Field:115.5 GRB 278/23 NM

NOTES: 1. Runway 9/27 closed Dec. 1Apr. 15, other times conrmconditions with manager.

2. Deer, ox, and birds in vicinity o airport.

44 37N - 88 44W Clintonville (CLI)

Clintonville Municipal (CLI) 1 SE o City


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CTAF .................... 122.8 Elevation ..... 1154

TPA ................ 1954

FUEL: MOGAS

Cornell Aero Works715-239-3716

VOR to Field:112.9 EAU 410/23 NM

NOTES: 1. Conrm winter conditions and snow removalwith airport manager.

2. Activate rotating beacon key 122.8 5 times,or LIRL 9/27 3 additional times.

450 1N - 910 6W Cornell (2H3)

Cornell (2H3) 2 E o City


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CTAF ....................122.9 Elevation .... 1646

TPA ................ 2646

FUEL: NONE


VOR to Field:19.2 RHI 15/23 NM

NOTES: 1. Occasional deer on and in vicinity o airport.2. Runway 119 open during winter months;

check NOTAMS or runway status.

45 31N - 88 56W Crandon (Y55)

Crandon/Steve Conroy Municipal (Y55) 3 SW o City


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CTAF .................... 122.8 Elevation ....... 735

TPA ................. 1735

FUEL: NONE


VOR to Field:19.6 MNM 2760/18 NM

NOTES: 1. Activate LIRL runway 1836 and rotating beacon on123..

2. Runway 927 not plowed.

450 13N - 880 4W

Crivitz Municipal (3D1) 3 SW o City

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CTAF .................... 122.8

AWOS-3P/T ........119.175GCO ......................121.725

FSS .......................122.3


TPA ................ 2243

FUEL: MOGAS, 1LL

24 HR Sel-Serve

Aviation Resources715-822-5787

Romeo Aviation715-554-454

VOR to Field:11. RPD 31/1 NM

NOTES: 1. Runway 18/36 closed in winter.

45 3N - 91 59W

Cumberland Municipal (UBE) 3 SE o City

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Silver Lake Seaplane Base (WN2) 5 NW o City

450 35N - 910 56W Cumberland (WN2)


CTAF ....................122.9

APP/DEP ............ 125.3Elevation .... 1248

TPA .................2248

FUEL: NONE


VOR to Field:11. RPD 3270/12 NM

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CTAF ....................122.9

APP/DEP .............121.Elevation ....... 981

TPA ................. 1981

FUEL: NONE


NOTES: 1. Airport closed or night operations.2. Runway 1836 closed rom November 15 to March 31.3. Numerous cracks and vegetation growing through

pavement.

420 38N - 880 36W Delavan (C59)

Lake Lawn (C59) 2 E o City


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CTAF ....................122.9 Elevation ..... 1214

TPA ................. 2214

FUEL: NONE


VOR to Field:113.4 HYR 352/2 NM

NOTES: 1. Airport closed to wheeled aircrat Nov. 15March 31.

46 21N - 91 3W Drummond (5G4)

Eau Claire Lakes (5G4) 1 W o City


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CTAF .................... 122.8AWOS-3P ........... 118.325

GCO ......................121.75

APP/DEP ............ 133.65FSS .......................122.1R

19.2T


TPA ................ 2642

FUEL: 1LL, Jet A

Eagle River Airport715-479-7442

Eagle Fuel Cells715-479-6149

Eagle River Aviation715-479-7333

Noble Aviation715-477-719

Northwoods Aviation715-479-7333

Trans North Aviation715-479-6777

VOR to Field:19.2 RHI 220/2 NM

NOTES: 1. Ater hours service: call 7154771548. 2. Deer in vicinityo airport. 3. Ultralight activity on and in vicinity o airport.

450 56N - 890 16W Eagle River (EGV)

Eagle River Union (EGV) NW o City


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CTAF ....................123.

GCO ......................121.75APP/DEP ............ 125.35

Elevation ...... 86

TPA .................186

FUEL: 1LL, MOGAS,

Jet A

24 HR Sel-Serve

Aviator Services262-642-58VOR to Field:

116.4 BAE 19/2 NM

NOTES: 1. Parachute jumping and ultralight activity onand in vicinity o airport.

2. Runway 1836 not plowed Oct. 15May 15.

42 48N - 88 22W East Troy (57C)

East Troy Municipal (57C) 2 NE o City


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TWR/CTAF ......... 118.575

ASOS ...................126.25GROUND ........... 12.925

APP/DEP ............ 125.3

UNICOM .............122.95FSS .......................122.65


TPA ................. 1913

FUEL: 1LL, Jet A

HeartlandAviation, Inc.715-835-3181VOR to Field:

112.9 EAU 1830/2 NM

NOTES: 1. Control tower operates 53 23 local.2. Surace conditions unmonitored daily 23

to 4 local.

440 52N - 910 29W Eau Claire (EAU)

Chippewa Valley Regional (EAU) 3 N o City


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Chippewa Valley Regional Airport Diagram

Chippewa Valley Regional Airport Diagram


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CTAF ....................122.9 Elevation ...... 842

TPA ................ 1842

FUEL: 1LL


VOR to Field:18.6 MSN 1430/2 NM

NOTES: 1. Landing ee waived with uel purchase.2. Parachute jumping.

420 52N - 890 5W Edgerton (58C)

Jana (58C) 3 N o City


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CTAF ....................123.

APP/DEP .............119.5Elevation ...... 773

TPA ................. 1773

FUEL: 1LL

24 HR Sel-Serve

Airport Oce92-854-9711

or92-868-1714

VOR to Field:19.6 MNM 98/2 NM

NOTES: 1. Runway 119 slopes immediately down to southcannot see one end rom the other.

45 8N - 87 11W Ephraim (3D2)

Ephraim-Gibraltar (3D2) 1 SW o City


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CTAF ....................123.5

ASOS ...................134.APP/DEP .............127.

FSS .......................122.5

Elevation ...... 88

TPA ................ 188

FUEL: 1LL, Jet A1

Fond du Lac Skyport92-922-6

VOR to Field:111.8 OSH 1650/14 NM

NOTES: 1. RUNWAYS 9 & 18 RIGHT TRAFFIC.2. Ater hours call: 929226.

430 46N - 880 29W Fond du Lac (FLD)

Fond du Lac County (FLD) 1 W o City


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CTAF ....................122.9

APP/DEP ............12.1Elevation ...... 8

TPA .................18

FUEL: 1LL


VOR to Field:116.4 BAE 247/25 NM

NOTES: 1. Runway 3/21 departure climb to 14 MSLbeore turning east.

2. Ultralight activity on and in vicinity o airport.3. Parachute jumping.4. Fuel available PPR call: 92563776

42 58N - 88 49W Fort Atkinson (61C)

Fort Atkinson Municipal (61C) 3 NE o City


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CTAF ....................122.9 Elevation ...... 79

TPA ................ 179

FUEL: MOGAS, 1LL

GuntlyAircrat Repair262-895-2948VOR to Field:

116.4 BAE 1560/2 NM

NOTES: 1. Runways 18 & 19 sharp drop of at runway ends.2. Runway 18/36 thresholds not marked, rolling terrain.

420 49N - 880 6W Franksville (62C)

Cindy Guntly Memorial (62C) 7 NW o City


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CTAF ....................122.9


TPA ................. 1979

FUEL: 1LL

24 HR Sel-Serve

Airport Manager68-339-3919VOR to Field:

117. DLL 355/25 NM

NOTES: 1. Ultralight activity at airport.2. Runway 8/26 closed Dec. 1April 1.3. Aircrat departing runway 15 requested

turn to a heading o 18 ater takeof.

43 58N - 89 47W Friendship (63C)

Adams County Legion Field (63C) 1 E o City


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CTAF .................... 122.8


TPA .................168

FUEL: NONE


VOR to Field:113. OBK 3220/24 NM

NOTES: 1. Runway not plowed in winter.2. Lights avai

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