Airports within 75 statute miles of KEST
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| KEST Airport | Estherville Municipal |
| Estherville, Iowa |
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FAA NFDC Information Effective 56-day cycle 11/20/2008 - 1/15/2009
| FAA/ICAO Identifier: | EST / KEST |
| Lat/Lng: | 43.4074444444, -94.7464444444
43-24-26.8000N, 094-44-47.2000W
Estimated by NGS on 06/01/2006
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| Elevation: | 1319 feet
Surveyed
by NGS
on 06/01/2006
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| Magnetic Variation: | 06E,
(1980),
[2E (2008)]
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| Sectional: | OMAHA
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| From City: | 4nm
E of Estherville
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| Use: | Open to the public
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| Ownership: | Publicly owned
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| Activation: | 08/1942
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| Attended: | All year Every day DAWN-DUSK (local)
for Service After Hrs Call 712-362-2761.
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| Control Tower: | no
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| ARTCC: | Minneapolis Center
(ZMP)
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| FSS: | Fort Dodge FSS
(FOD)
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| NOTAMs and Weather: | EST
NOTAM-D service at airport
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| Wind Indicator: | Lighted
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| Segmented Circle: | no
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| Lights: | Dusk-Dawn (local time),
Activate MIRL Runway 16/34; REIL Runways 16 & 34; PAPI Runways 16 & 34 - CTAF.
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| Beacon: | Clear-Green (Lighted Land Airport)
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| Landing Fee: | no
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| CTAF: | 122.800
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| UNICOM: | 122.800
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| Weather: | ASOS
712-362-7250
121.425
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| Fuel: | Grade 100LL Gasoline (low lead blue)
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| Airframe Repair: | Major
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| Powerplant Repair: | Major
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| Bottled Oxygen: | None
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| Bulk Oxygen: | None
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| Other Services: | Charter, Pilot Instruction, Aircraft Rental, Aircraft Sales
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| Single Engine GA: | 19
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| Multi Engine GA: | 2
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| Total: | 21
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| For year ending: | 08/21/2008
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| Local GA (< 20 miles): | 7665
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| Non-local GA: | 1785
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| Total: | 9450
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| Owner: | City of Estherville
2 N 7Th St
Estherville, Ia 51334
712-362-7771
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| Manager: | Paul Slaughter
1672 425Th Avenue
Estherville, Ia 51334
712-362-2761
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Runway 06/24
| Length: | 2985 feet
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| Width: | 90 feet
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| Surface: | Grass / Sod, Fair Condition
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End 06
| End 24
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| True Alignment: |
073,
(071 Magnetic)
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253,
(251 Magnetic)
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| Runway Markings: |
06/24 Marked with Yellow Cones.
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| Gradient: |
0.1
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0.1
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| Objects: |
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Road
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| Objects affecting Navigable Airspace (CFR part 77): |
Utility runway with a visual approach
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Utility runway with a visual approach
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| Object Clearance Slope: |
50:1
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38:1
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| Object Height: |
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15' AGL
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| Object Distance: |
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575' Along centerline
0B'
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Runway 16/34
| Length: | 4797 feet
by Ngs on 06/01/2006
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| Width: | 75 feet
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| Surface: | Porland Cement Concrete, Good Condition
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| Weight Capacity: | Single Wheel aircraft: 11,000 lbs
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| Runway Lights Edge Intensity: | Med Intensity
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End 16
| End 34
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| True Alignment: |
170,
(168 Magnetic)
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350,
(348 Magnetic)
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| Runway Markings: |
Nonprecision Instrument,
Good Condition
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Nonprecision Instrument,
Good Condition
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| Gradient: |
0.1
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0.1
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| Elevation at End: |
1316.5' MSL
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1317.4' MSL
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| Elevation at Touchdown Zone: |
1319' MSL
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1319' MSL
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| Threshold Crossing Glide Path Height: |
30' AGL
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42' AGL
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| Visual Glide Path Angle: |
3.00°
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3.00°
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| Visual Glide Slope Indicator: |
4-light PAPI on left side of runway
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4-light PAPI on left side of runway
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| Runway End Identifer Lights (REIL): |
Yes
REIL are Omnidirectional.
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Yes
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| Objects: |
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Hwy
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| Objects affecting Navigable Airspace (CFR part 77): |
Utility runway with a nonprecision approach
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Utility runway with a nonprecision approach
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| Object Clearance Slope: |
50:1
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34:1
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| Object Height: |
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19' AGL
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| Object Distance: |
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850' Along centerline
0L/' Right of centerline
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| • | A110*G-This Airport Has Been Surveyed by the National Geodetic Survey. |
| • | Runway 34 is Calm Wind Runway. |
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