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FAA NFDC Information 28-day cycle
| Ops | Comms | Services | Owner | Runways | IFR Procs | Current NOTAMs | Remarks |
| FAA/ICAO Identifier: | ANW / KANW |
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| Lat/Lng: | 42.57922222222223, -99.99297222222222 42-34-45.2000N, 099-59-34.7000W Estimated by 3rd Party Survey on 10/04/2011 |
| Elevation: | 2588 feet Surveyed by 3rd Party Survey on 10/04/2011 |
| Magnetic Variation: | 06E,(2010), [5E (2026)] |
| Sectional: | OMAHA |
| From City: | 6nm NW of Ainsworth |
| Use: | Open to the public |
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| Airspace Analysis: | Provided Clear Approach/Departure Paths for a Min 8:1 Glide Slope; Clear Transitional Surface for a Min 2:1 Slope; After IFR Approach & for VFR Operations Air Taxi Rtes Over Established Runways or Taxiways; No Ingress/Egress Over Hangers or Other Buildings. |
| Ownership: | Publicly owned |
| Activation: | 12/1944 |
| Attended: | All year Mon-Fri 0800-1700 (local) |
| Control Tower: | no |
| Airspace Class: | E |
| ARTCC: | Denver(ZDV)Denver Center |
| FSS: | Columbus FSS(OLU) |
| NOTAMs and Weather: | ANWNOTAM-D service at airport |
| Wind Indicator: | Lighted |
| Segmented Circle: | yes |
| Lights: | Activate MALSR Runway 17 & 35; REIL Runway 31; PAPI Runway 13 & 31, 17 & 35 & HIRL 13/31 & Runway 17/35 - CTAF. |
| Beacon: | Sunset-Sunrise White-Green (Lighted Land Airport) |
| Landing Fee: | no |
| CTAF: | 122.800 |
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| UNICOM: | 122.800 |
| Weather: | AWOS-3 402-387-2329 118.325 |
| Fuel: | Grade 100LL Gasoline (low lead blue) Jet A - Kerosene, freeze point -40C 24 Hour Self Service Fuel Available Via Credit Card System. |
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| Airframe Repair: | None |
| Powerplant Repair: | None |
| Bottled Oxygen: | None |
| Bulk Oxygen: | None |
| Transient Storage: | Hanger,Tie-Down |
| Owner: | Ainsworth Airport Auth Po Box 84 Ainsworth, NE 69210-0084 402-387-1491 Airport Mgr. |
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| Manager: | Lance Schipporeit Po Box 84 Ainsworth, NE 69210-0084 402-387-1491 Airport Manager Home Phone 402-387-1255/1-800-303-1491. on Call. |
| Runways: | 13/31 17/35 H1 |
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| Length: | 5501 feet |
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| Width: | 75 feet |
| Surface: | Asphalt / Bituminous Concrete, Good Condition |
| Surface Treatment: | NONE |
| Weight Capacity: | Single Wheel aircraft: 24,000 lbs Dual Wheel aircraft: 36,000 lbs |
| Runway Lights Edge Intensity: | High Intensity |
| End 13 | End 31 | |
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| True Alignment: | 134,(129 Magnetic) | 314,(309 Magnetic) |
| Runway Markings: | Nonprecision Instrument,Good Condition | Nonprecision Instrument,Fair Condition |
| Elevation at End: | 2586.7' MSL | 2582.6' MSL |
| Elevation at Touchdown Zone: | 2586.9' MSL | 2584.8' MSL |
| Threshold Crossing Glide Path Height: | 50' AGL | 52' AGL |
| Visual Glide Path Angle: | 3.00° | 3.00° |
| Visual Glide Slope Indicator: | 2-light PAPI on left side of runway | 2-light PAPI on left side of runway |
| Runway End Identifer Lights (REIL): | Yes | |
| Objects affecting Navigable Airspace (CFR part 77): | Other than utility runway with a nonprecision approach having visibility minimums greater than 3/4 mile | Other than utility runway with a nonprecision approach having visibility minimums greater than 3/4 mile |
| Object Clearance Slope: | 34:1 | 34:1 |
| Length: | 6824 feet |
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| Width: | 110 feet |
| Surface: | Asphalt / Bituminous Concrete, Good Condition |
| Surface Treatment: | NONE |
| Weight Capacity: | Single Wheel aircraft: 30,000 lbs Dual Wheel aircraft: 45,000 lbs |
| Runway Lights Edge Intensity: | High Intensity |
| End 17 | End 35 | |
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| True Alignment: | 179,(174 Magnetic) | 359,(354 Magnetic) |
| Runway Markings: | Precision Instrument,Good Condition | Precision Instrument,Good Condition |
| Elevation at End: | 2586.5' MSL | 2588.4' MSL |
| Elevation at Touchdown Zone: | 2588.7' MSL | 2588.6' MSL |
| Threshold Crossing Glide Path Height: | 46' AGL | 45' AGL |
| Visual Glide Path Angle: | 3.00° | 3.00° |
| Visual Glide Slope Indicator: | 4-light PAPI on left side of runway | 4-light PAPI on left side of runway |
| Approach Lights: | MALSR - 1,400 Foot Medium Intensity Approach Lighting System With Runway Alignment Indicator Lights | MALSR - 1,400 Foot Medium Intensity Approach Lighting System With Runway Alignment Indicator Lights |
| Objects: | Berm | Trees |
| Objects affecting Navigable Airspace (CFR part 77): | Precision Instrument Runway | Precision Instrument Runway |
| Object Clearance Slope: | 32:1 Berm is Actually 4.5 ft; Which Gives the 32:1 Obstruction Clearance Slope. | 42:1 |
| Object Height: | 5' AGL | 48' AGL |
| Object Distance: | 347' Along centerline 522' Right of centerline | 2259' Along centerline 306' Right of centerline |
| Length: | 50 feet |
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| Width: | 50 feet |
| Surface: | Asphalt / Bituminous Concrete, Good Condition |
| Surface Treatment: | NONE |
| • | Helipad for Refueling only. not Available for Inst Approaches. |
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| • | Seasonal Migratory Waterfowl on & in Vicinity of Airport. |
| • | for Cd Contact Denver ARTCC on Frequency. If Una, Contact FSS on Frequency Via Rco. If Una, Contact Denver ARTCC at 303-651-4257. |
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