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Dubuque Regional
Dubuque, Iowa

FAA NFDC Information Effective 56-day cycle 11/20/2008 - 1/15/2009

Ops Comms Services Owner Runways IFR Procs Remarks

Location

FAA/ICAO Identifier:DBQ / KDBQ
Lat/Lng: 42.402, -90.7094722222
42-24-07.2000N, 090-42-34.1000W
Estimated by NGS on 10/31/2003
Elevation: 1076 feet Surveyed by NGS on 10/31/2003
Magnetic Variation: 03E, (1975), [-1W (2008)]
Sectional: CHICAGO
From City: 7nm SW of Dubuque

Operations

Use: Open to the public
Ownership: Publicly owned
Activation: 03/1943
Attended: Continuous
Control Tower: yes 0600-2000 (local)
Type: ATCT
Hours: 14
Days Tower Operational: ALL
ARTCC: Chicago Center (ZAU)
FSS: Fort Dodge FSS (FOD)
NOTAMs and Weather: DBQ NOTAM-D service at airport
Wind Indicator: Lighted
Segmented Circle: yes
Lights: Atc-Ctl (local time), When ATCT Closed Activate HIRL Runways 13/31 & 18/36; MALSR Runways 31 & 36; Mals Runway 13; VASI Runway 13 & PAPI Runways 18, 31 & 36 - CTAF.
Beacon: Clear-Green (Lighted Land Airport)
Landing Fee: no
ARFF: I A S 05/1973
Prior Permission for Unscheduled Air Carrier Operations Call Airport Manager (563) 589-4136. ARFF Index B Level Equip is Provided.

Communications

CTAF: 119.500
UNICOM: 122.950
Weather: ASOS 563-557-2579
ATIS: 127.25
operates continuously
Tower:
Contact 'Dubuque Tower'
119.5, 254.4
Ground:
Contact 'Dubuque Ground'
121.8
Master Provides: LAWRS
Tower Remarks: Approach/Departure Service Provided by Chicago ARTCC on Frequencies 133.95/281.4 (Dubuque RCAG).

Services

Fuel: Grade 100LL Gasoline (low lead blue)
Jet A-1 - Kerosene, with Icing Inhibitor, freeze point -50C
Fuel Service Available 24 Hrs. for Fuel 2200-0500 Call 563-589-4136.
Airframe Repair: Major
Powerplant Repair: Major
Bottled Oxygen: High pressure
Bulk Oxygen: High pressure
Transient Storage: Hanger,Tie-Down
Other Services: Air Freight, Charter, Pilot Instruction, Aircraft Rental, Aircraft Sales

Based Aircraft

Single Engine GA: 69
Multi Engine GA: 8
Jet GA: 2
Total: 79

Annual Operations

For year ending: 09/30/2007
Commercial Carriers: 4392
Local GA (< 20 miles): 21597
Non-local GA: 26426
Military Operations: 189
Total: 52604

Ownership

Owner: City of Dubuque
11000 Airport Rd
Dubuque, Ia 52003
563-589-4128
Manager: Mr. Robert Grierson, a.a.E.
11000 Airport Road
Dubuque, Ia 52003
563-589-4136

Runways

Runways: 13/31
18/36

Runway 13/31

Length: 6502 feet
by Ngs on 10/31/2003
Width: 100 feet
Surface: Porland Cement Concrete, Good Condition
Surface Treatment: Saw-cut or Plastic Grooved
Weight Capacity: Single Wheel aircraft: 75,000 lbs
Dual Wheel aircraft: 125,000 lbs
Dual Tandem Wheel aircraft: 215,000 lbs
Runway Lights Edge Intensity: High Intensity
End 13 End 31
Takeoff Run Available (TORA): 6502 feet 6502 feet
Takeoff Distance Available (TODA): 6502 feet 6502 feet
Accelerate-Stop Distance Available (ASDA): 6502 feet 6302 feet
Landing Distance Available (LDA): 6502 feet 6302 feet
Land and Hold Short Distance (LAHSO):   4800 feet
LAHSO Intersecting Runway:   18/36
True Alignment: 135, (134 Magnetic) 315, (314 Magnetic)
ILS Type:   ILS
Runway Markings: Precision Instrument, Good Condition Precision Instrument, Good Condition
Gradient: 0.2 0.2
Elevation at End: 1076.5' MSL 1062.3' MSL
Elevation at Touchdown Zone: 1077' MSL 1062' MSL
Threshold Crossing Glide Path Height: 35' AGL 57' AGL
Visual Glide Path Angle: 3.00° 3.00°
Visual Glide Slope Indicator: 4-Box VASI on right side of runway 4-light PAPI on left side of runway
Approach Lights: MALS - 1,400 Foot Medium Intensity Approach Lighting System MALSR - 1,400 Foot Medium Intensity Approach Lighting System With Runway Alignment Indicator Lights
Objects: Tower Pole
Object Marking: Lighted Lighted
Objects affecting Navigable Airspace (CFR part 77): D Precision Instrument Runway
Object Clearance Slope: 35:1 35:1
Object Height: 63' AGL 122' AGL
Object Distance: 2450' Along centerline
600' Right of centerline
4475' Along centerline
50' Right of centerline

Runway 18/36

Length: 6327 feet
by Ngs on 10/31/2003
Width: 150 feet
Surface: Porland Cement Concrete, Excellent Condition
Surface Treatment: Saw-cut or Plastic Grooved
Weight Capacity: Single Wheel aircraft: 75,000 lbs
Dual Wheel aircraft: 173,000 lbs
Dual Tandem Wheel aircraft: 275,000 lbs
Runway Lights Edge Intensity: High Intensity
End 18 End 36
Land and Hold Short Distance (LAHSO):   4900 feet
LAHSO Intersecting Runway:   13/31
True Alignment: 180, (179 Magnetic) 360, (359 Magnetic)
ILS Type:   ILS/DME
Runway Markings: Precision Instrument, Good Condition Precision Instrument, Good Condition
Gradient: 0.8 0.6
Elevation at End: 1072.9' MSL 1033.3' MSL
Elevation at Touchdown Zone: 1073' MSL 1048' MSL
Threshold Crossing Glide Path Height: 34' AGL 51' AGL
Visual Glide Path Angle: 3.00° 3.30°
Visual Glide Slope Indicator: 4-light PAPI on left side of runway 4-light PAPI on left side of runway
Runway Visual Range Equipment Location:   Touchdown
Approach Lights:   MALSR - 1,400 Foot Medium Intensity Approach Lighting System With Runway Alignment Indicator Lights
Objects affecting Navigable Airspace (CFR part 77): Other than utility runway with a visual approach Other than utility runway with a nonprecision approach having visibility minimums greater than 3/4 mile
Object Clearance Slope: 50:1 50:1

Procedures

Additional Remarks

A110*G-This Airport Has Been Surveyed by the National Geodetic Survey.
Waterfowl on & in View of Airport.
100Ll Self Service Fuel Station Available at T-Hgrs.

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