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LOCATION: 3 MI SE of
Groton LAT: 41°19.80 LONG: 72°02.71 ELEVATION: 10' ASL Runways 05-23-5000'x150' (grooved asphalt) 15-33-4000'x100' (grooved asphalt) |
This Noise Compatibility Program for the Groton-New London Airport was developed by the Connecticut Department of Transportation and the Groton-New London Airport Advisory Committee in accordance with the provisions and procedures of Federal Aviation Regulation - Part 150. The procedures listed are mandatory, consistent with the safe operation of aircraft, and part of the Noise Compatibility Program for the Airport. |
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Traffic Aids Tower, wind cone (lighted) Lighting Rot. Beacon C&G 05-23 & 15-33 = high intensity Approach Lighting Navaids Runway 05 - MALSR, PAPI (P4L), Runway 05 - RVR Runway 23 - REIL, VASI (V4L) Runway 33 - REIL, PAPI WAAS Traffic Pattern Standard 1000' A |
Mandatory Flight Procedures - Quick
Reference Guide 1. DEPARTING RUNWAY 5 Turn left heading 020º until clear of the Groton reservoir or until leaving 1000' MSL, before proceeding on course. 2. DEPARTING RUNWAY 23 turn left heading 210º until clear of Pine Island or until leaving 1000' MSL, before proceeding on course. 3. DEPARTING RUNWAY 33 Maintain runway heading until clear of the Westside School or leaving 1000' MSL. 4. LANDING ON RUNWAY 5 Left traffic, extend downwind to avoid Avery Point. |
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Weather FAA FSS 1-800-WX-BRIEF Automated Weather - GON ASOS (860) 449-8921 To report ASOS problems, contact: NWS 1(800) 242-8184 Radio Frequencies Tower CTAF 125.6 Ground 121.65 ATIS 127.0 |
5. TOUCH-AND-GO OPERATIONS - RESTRICTIONS a. Aircraft operators are encouraged to refrain from touch-and-go operations between the hours of sunset and 8:00 a.m. b. Notouch-and-go operations are permitted by any aircraft operator between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. |
Remarks Runway 15 displaced 307' and Runway 33 displaced 205'. |
6. PREFERENTIAL RUNWAY USE
PROGRAM Runway 23 is designated Calm Wind runway and is to be used under as many calm and light wind conditions as possible to minimize flight over noise sensitive areas north of the Airport. |
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Facilities
Columbia Air Service Unicom Frequency 122.95 Website: www.columbiaairservices.com Phone: (860) 449-1257 Hours of Operation: 0500-2100 (5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.) FUEL: 100LL, Jet A REPAIRS: Yes HANGER SPACE: Yes |
The Groton-New
London Airport Advisory Committee meets quarterly under the auspices
of the Southeastern Connecticut Council of Governments. For more
information please visit seccog.org.
Other Facilities CT AVCRAD (Army National Guard) Phone: (860) 441-2900 Website: www.ct.ngb.army.mil/armyguard/units/avcrad.asp |
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Lanmar Aviation Unicom Frequency 131.75 Website: www.lanmaraviation.com Email: info@lanmaraviation.com Phone: 860-446-8621 or 860-867-7844 Fax: 860-446-8689 Hours of Operation: 0700-2100, 7 days a week Avfuel 100LL and Jet-A with or without additive; Brand new 24-hour 100LL Self Serve system Repairs: Yes Hangar Space: Yes |
Safety & Rescue Training Survival Systems, USA Phone: (860) 405-0002 Website: www.survivalsystemsinc.com Civil Air Patrol Main Contact: Larry Kinch Phone: (860) 464-0353 or (860) 884-2827 Website: http://www.ctwg.cap.gov Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 334 Main Contact: Sam Watrous President: Phone: (860) 245-5459 or (860) 389-6741 Website: http://www.eaa334.org/ |
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Flight Instruction & Aircraft Rental Action Multi-Rating (Multi-engine and ATP) Phone: (860) 449-9555 Coastal Air, Inc. (Single Engine) Phone: (860) 445-7315
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Aircraft and Aircraft Engine Sales
Saunders
Aircraft Sales
Phone: (860) 448-1234
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