3B4
Airport
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Seacoast Airfield
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Eliot, Maine
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FAA NFDC Information Effective 56-day cycle 01/26/2023 - 3/23/2023
FAA Identifier: | 3B4 |
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Lat/Lng: | 43.1431343056, -70.7734361111 43-08-35.2835N, 070-46-24.3700W Estimated |
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Elevation: | 124 feet Estimated by Ngs on 07/23/1996 |
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Magnetic Variation: | 16W,(1995), [-15W (2023)] |
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Sectional: | NEW YORK |
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From City: | 2nm SE of Eliot |
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Use: | Open to the public |
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Ownership: | Privately owned |
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Activation: | 08/1966 |
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Control Tower: | no |
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ARTCC: | Boston(ZBW)Boston Center |
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FSS: | Bangor FSS(BGR) |
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NOTAMs and Weather: | BGRNOTAM-D service at airport |
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Wind Indicator: | Unlighted |
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Lights: | Sunset-Sunrise |
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Landing Fee: | no |
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CTAF: | 122.900 |
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Approach: | Contact 'BOSTON' Approach | 125.05, | 269.4 |
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Departure: | Contact 'BOSTON' Departure | 125.05, | 269.4 |
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Other: | ---IC 125.05 ---IC 269.4 |
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Master Airport: | A90 (BOSTON CONSOLIDATED TRACON) |
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Airframe Repair: | None |
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Powerplant Repair: | None |
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Bottled Oxygen: | None |
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Bulk Oxygen: | None |
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Transient Storage: | Tie-Down |
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Single Engine GA: | 12 |
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Total: | 12 |
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For year ending: | 08/18/2020 |
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Local GA (< 20 miles): | 2500 |
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Non-local GA: | 50 |
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Total: | 2550 |
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Owner: | Shamrock Aviation 380 Lafayette Rd, Unit 11-209 Seabrook, Nh 03874 207-200-5019 |
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Manager: | Thomas Shaughnessy 81 Main Ave South Hampton, Nh 03827 949-378-8405 |
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Runway 12/30
Length: | 2701 feet |
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Width: | 50 feet |
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Surface: | Asphalt / Bituminous Concrete, Fair Condition |
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Weight Capacity: | Single Wheel aircraft: 8,000 lbs |
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Runway Lights Edge Intensity: | Non-standard Lighting System Non-Standard LIRL Spacing & Color, No Threshold Lights. |
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End 12 |
End 30 |
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True Alignment: | 110,(095 Magnetic) | 290,(275 Magnetic) |
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Runway Markings: | Nonprecision Instrument,Non-Standard Size, Nrs & Centerline Faded.,Poor Condition | Nonprecision Instrument,Non-Standard Size, Nrs & Centerline Faded.,Poor Condition |
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Displaced Threshold Distance: | | 86' |
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Elevation at End: | 123.6' MSL | 105.7' MSL |
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Elevation at Displaced Threshold: | | 106.3' MSL |
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Elevation at Touchdown Zone: | 124.8' MSL | 124.8' MSL |
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Objects: | Trees | Trees |
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Objects affecting Navigable Airspace (CFR part 77): | Utility runway with a visual approach | Utility runway with a nonprecision approach |
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Object Clearance Slope: | 0:1 | 5:1 28 ft Tree 135 ft from Dthr, 125 ft L, 4:1 to Dthr. |
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Object Height: | 25' AGL | 30' AGL |
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Object Distance: | 201' Along centerline 60' Left of centerline | 360' Along centerline 130' Right of centerline |
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Other Objects: | Hill, 20-25 ft Trees & Brush 0-200 ft from Threshold, 115-125 ft L; 3-12 ft Trees 5-150 ft from Threshold, 15-75 ft R of Centerline. | 20 ft Trees 90-120 ft from Eor, 90 ft R; 23 ft House 68 ft from Eor, 118 ft L; 35 ft Tree 90 ft from Threshold, 100 ft L. |
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• | Birds & Deer on & in Vicinity of Airport. |
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• | for Cd Contact Boston Approach at 603-594-5551. |
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