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IFR Enroute Charts
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| Ops | Comms | Services | Owner | Runways | IFR Procs | Remarks |
| FAA Identifier: | 09FA (Zero-Nine-Foxtrot-Alpha) |
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| Lat/Lng: | 27.2456022222, -81.4131288889 27-14-44.1680N, 081-24-47.2640W Estimated |
| Elevation: | 130 feet Estimated |
| Magnetic Variation: | 02W, (1985), [-5W (2008)] |
| Sectional: | MIAMI |
| From City: | 3nm SW of Lake Placid |
| Use: | Private |
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| Airspace Analysis: | CONDITIONAL Private Use-VFR |
| Ownership: | Privately owned |
| Activation: | 09/1971 |
| Control Tower: | no |
| ARTCC: | Miami Center (ZMA) |
| FSS: | Saint Petersburg FSS (PIE) |
| Wind Indicator: | Unlighted |
| Segmented Circle: | no |
| Lights: | Rdo-Ctl (local time), for Lights Runway 18/36 Key 122.8 5 Times Inm 5 Secs. |
| Landing Fee: | no |
| UNICOM: | 122.800 |
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| Fuel: | Grade 100 Gasoline (green) Jet A - Kerosene, freeze point -40C |
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| Airframe Repair: | None |
| Powerplant Repair: | None |
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| Runways: | 18/36 |
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| Length: | 4800 feet |
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| Width: | 50 feet |
| Surface: | Asphalt / Bituminous Concrete, Excellent Condition |
| Runway Lights Edge Intensity: | Med Intensity |
| End 18 | End 36 | |
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| Right Hand Pattern: | Yes | |
| Objects: | Road 5' Fence at 200' & 300'. |
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| Objects affecting Navigable Airspace (CFR part 77): | Utility runway with a visual approach | Utility runway with a visual approach |
| Object Distance: | 150' Along centerline |
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