Difference between revisions of "Boston TRACON"

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order to keep pilots advised of traffic in the airspace, particularly on peak periods.
 
order to keep pilots advised of traffic in the airspace, particularly on peak periods.
  
UHF frequencies and additional site information are solicited.
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These approach/departure frequencies come from the 'Pilots Guide to the Boston Consolidated Terminal Radar Approach Control'. These frequencies are '''not''' to be used for any form of navigation whatsoever. Corrections and additions - particularly for any UHF milair frequencies used - are solicited.
  
* Logan Airport, Boston
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* '''124.400/???'''    Bedford Hanscom, Ma.
 
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* '''124.400/???'''    Beverly
* Manchester Airport, NH
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* '''118.250/???'''    Boston North Approach
** ''305.4''
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* '''120.600/???'''    Boston South Approach
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* '''133.000/???'''    Boston Departure
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* '''124.900/???'''    Concord
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* '''125.050/???'''    Eliot Littlebrook Airpark
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* '''124.400/???'''    Fitchburg
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* '''134.750/???'''    Laconia
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* '''124.400/???'''    Lawrence
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* '''124.900/305.4'''  Manchester
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* '''124.100/???'''    Mansfield
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* '''124.100/???'''    Marshfield
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* '''124.900/???'''    Nashua
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* '''124.100/???'''    Norwood
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* '''125.050/???'''    Rochester Skyhaven
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* '''125.050/???'''    Pease
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* '''125.050/???'''    Sanford Regional
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* '''124.400/???'''    Stowe Minuteman

Revision as of 20:36, 21 June 2006

Definition from the FAA Acronyms website:

Terminal Radar Control Facility (TRACON). A terminal ATC facility that uses radar and nonradar capabilities to provide approach control services to aircraft arriving, departing, or transiting airspace controlled by the facility.

Military flights will likely check in with Boston if they are traversing their airspace. It's not uncommon for contacts with civilian aircraft to be echo'ed onto the UHF frequencies in order to keep pilots advised of traffic in the airspace, particularly on peak periods.

These approach/departure frequencies come from the 'Pilots Guide to the Boston Consolidated Terminal Radar Approach Control'. These frequencies are not to be used for any form of navigation whatsoever. Corrections and additions - particularly for any UHF milair frequencies used - are solicited.

  • 124.400/??? Bedford Hanscom, Ma.
  • 124.400/??? Beverly
  • 118.250/??? Boston North Approach
  • 120.600/??? Boston South Approach
  • 133.000/??? Boston Departure
  • 124.900/??? Concord
  • 125.050/??? Eliot Littlebrook Airpark
  • 124.400/??? Fitchburg
  • 134.750/??? Laconia
  • 124.400/??? Lawrence
  • 124.900/305.4 Manchester
  • 124.100/??? Mansfield
  • 124.100/??? Marshfield
  • 124.900/??? Nashua
  • 124.100/??? Norwood
  • 125.050/??? Rochester Skyhaven
  • 125.050/??? Pease
  • 125.050/??? Sanford Regional
  • 124.400/??? Stowe Minuteman