Okc Will Rogers International to Norfolk International OKC → ORF

Warnings the route crosses SIGMETs and AIRMETs whose area the line passes through or comes within 25 nm of

• AIRMET SIERRA 6E: low cloud or poor visibility (IFR conditions) (due to ceilings below 1,000 ft, visibility below 3 miles, mist, fog). Over the route from 650 to 800 nm out.
• AIRMET SIERRA 4E: mountains obscured by cloud (due to mountains obscured by clouds, precipitation, mist, fog). Over the route from 670 to 800 nm out.

A SIGMET warns of weather hazardous to all aircraft; an AIRMET of weather that matters to small aircraft and to flying without instruments. "From 60 to 180 nm out" is measured along the route from OKC.

Pilot reports along the route within 50 nm of the line, last three hours, the serious ones first

• B738 at 38,000 ft, 3 nm north, 12:16 am CDT (05:16 UTC): no chop turbulence, clear from 38,000 ft to 60,000 ft, remarks: ZME61. 550 nm along the route, 3 nm north of the line.
  as filed, and in English

  BWG UA /OV BWG180015/TM 0516/FL380/TP B738/SK SKC/TB NEG CHOP/RM ZME61

  Report

  a routine report filed through BWG

  Where

  15 nm south (180°) of BWG

  Time

  05:16 UTC

  Height

  at 38,000 ft

  Aircraft

  B738

  Sky

  clear

  Turbulence

  no chop

  Remarks

  ZME61

At ORF when you get there the forecast at the estimated arrival, 8:34 am EDT (12:34 UTC)

Wind light and variable, visibility more than 6 miles, clear skies VFR

ORF:

TAF KORF 130558Z 1306/1406 VRB03KT P6SM SKC FM131400 VRB05KT P6SM SCT250

OKC:

TAF KOKC 130520Z 1306/1406 18012KT P6SM SKC TEMPO 1311/1315 BKN025 FM131500 19015G24KT P6SM SCT050

Temporary flight restrictions on the line or within 25 nm of it

• 6/0708 Goodlettsville, TN, Saturday, August 1, 2026 through Sunday, August 1, 2027 UTC 17 nm from the route, 530 nm along the route · security · until 1 August · ZME

Notices to air missions closures and things out of service at both ends; airspace, navigation aids and obstructions near the line

OKC: 12 notices in force. all of them, grouped →

• closed Taxiway L between taxiway A and fixed Base operate west Ramp closed until further notice · OKC 09/050
  as issued

  !OKC 09/050 OKC TWY L BTN TWY A AND FIXED BASE OPR WEST RAMP CLSD 2509122255-PERM

ORF: 32 notices in force. all of them, grouped →

• closed Taxiway C between Terminal APN center Access and Terminal APN north Access closed except 30 minutes prior permission required 757-536-2793 Sundays-Fridays 12:00 am EDT to 5:00 am EDT until Fri 30 Oct, 5:00 am EDT (09:00 UTC) · Sundays Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays · ORF 10/014
  as issued

  !ORF 10/014 ORF TWY C BTN TERMINAL APN CENTER ACCESS AND TERMINAL APN NORTH ACCESS CLSD EXC 30MIN PPR 757-536-2793 SUN-FRI 0400-0900 2610040400-2610300900

Airports along the way: CKV runway 05/23 closed · TRI runway 05/23 closed runway 09/27 closed

204 notices near the line, the first 30 (airspace and special activity within 25 nm, navigation aids within 25 nm, obstructions within 5 nm):

• closed Security Instructions, Washington, DC. this Notam References the Washington DC special flight Rules area (Sfra) only and Excludes the Washington DC area speed Restrictions that are NOW located in A Separate Notam. this Notam Cancels flight data center 4/1734. A Separate Notam References the Washington DC flight restricted zone (FRZ) procedures and operations by unmanned aircraft systems (unmanned aircraft (drones)), including model aircraft (Hobbyist or Recreational unmanned aircraft (drones) only), civil and commercial operations, and public operations within the Sfra. special security Instructions for aircraft operations in the DC Sfra are in Effect Pursuant to 14 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Sections 93.335, 93.337, 93.339, 93.341, 93.343, 93.345, and 99.7, and 49 united States Code (USC) section 40103(B)(3). this Notam and Three related Notams regarding the: DC flight restricted zone (FRZ); Leesburg maneuvering area (LMA); and unmanned aircraft system (unmanned aircraft (drones)) operations in the DC Sfra, Clarify and supplement the operating Requirements prescribed by the cited 14 CFR Sections. section I. Response and enforcement: Pursuant to 49 USC 40103(B)(3), the FAA HAS established the DC Sfra as 'NATIONAL Defense AIRSPACE'. Persons WHO DO not Adhere to the procedures prescribed by the cited 14 CFR Sections and this Notam May Face the following Response and end Part 1 of 9 security Instructions, Washington, DC. this Notam Washington, DC. enforcement Actions: A. pilots of aircraft that DO not Adhere to the procedures in the special security Requirements contained in this Notam May be intercepted, AND/OR detained and interviewed by Federal, State, or local LAW enforcement, or other government personnel. B. pilots of aircraft that DO not Adhere to the procedures in the special security Requirements contained in this Notam May Face FAA administrative enforcement Actions, including imposing civil Penalties and the Suspension or revocation of Airmen Certificates. C. ANY Person WHO knowingly or willfully Violates the Rules concerning operations in this airspace May be Subject to Criminal Penalties under 49 USC section 46307. D. the U.S. government May use deadly Force Against an aircraft operating in the DC Sfra, including the DC FRZ, IF IT is determined that the aircraft Poses an Imminent security Threat. east. A Visual warning Signal (VWS) for communicating with VFR aircraft, including DOD, LAW enforcement, and Aeromedical operations, is deployed and IS operating within the Washington DC special flight Rules area (Sfra), including the flight restricted end Part 2 of 9 security Instructions, Washington, DC. this Notam zone (FRZ). the Signal Consists of highly focused RED and Green colored lights in an alternating RED/RED/GREEN Signal Pattern. the Beam is not injurious to the Eyes of PILOTS/AIRCREWS or Passengers, Regardless of Altitude or Distance from the Source. 1. this Signal May be directed at Specific aircraft suspected of making unauthorized Entry Into the SFRA/FRZ and are on A heading or flight Path that May be interpreted as A Threat or at the Request of the FAA. 2. IF YOU are in communication with AIR Traffic control and this Signal is directed at Your aircraft, immediately Communicate with air traffic control that YOU are being illuminated by A Visual warning Signal. 3. IF this Signal is directed at YOU and YOU are not communicating with air traffic control, Turn to A heading Away from the center of the FRZ/SFRA as Soon as Possible and immediately Contact air traffic control on an Appropriate frequency, or IF Unsure of the frequency, Contact air traffic control on VHF Guard 121.5 or UHF Guard 243.0. section II. operating Requirements: all aircraft flight operations are prohibited within the DC Sfra unless in Compliance with 14 CFR Sections 93.335, 93.337, 93.339, 93.341, 93.343, and 93.345, and the end Part 3 of 9 security Instructions, Washington, DC. this Notam following Supplemental special security Instructions required Washington, DC. Pursuant to 14 CFR section 99.7 and 49 USC section 40103(B)(3): A. application of Definitions in 14 CFR section 93.335: 1. A DC Sfra flight Plan Does not Fulfill the Requirements for Visual flight Rules (VFR). 2. A DC FRZ flight Plan is required for VFR operations in the DC FRZ. pilots May not File A DC FRZ flight Plan While Airborne B. Additions to Requirements in 14 CFR section 93.339 - DC Sfra: 1. aircraft operating in the DC Sfra Must be equipped with an Operable TWO WAY Radio capable of communicating with AIR Traffic control (air traffic control) on Appropriate Radio frequencies or Unicom. IT is highly recommended that A pilot continuously Monitor VHF frequency 121.5 or UHF frequency 243.0 for emergency Instructions when operating an aircraft in the DC Sfra, Either in an aircraft that is suitably equipped, or by use of Portable equipment. 2. ANY Person operating an Airborne aircraft under VFR to OR from, within, or transiting the DC SFRA/FRZ WHO Becomes Aware of an Inability to comply with the requirement to Maintain Radio Contact end Part 4 of 9 security Instructions, Washington, DC. this Notam with AIR Traffic control (air traffic control) Must immediately Squawk 7600 and Exit the DC SFRA/FRZ by the Most Direct Lateral route except when the Washington, DC. departure Point is within the DC Sfra and the departure Point is Closer than the DC Sfra Boundary, the pilot May Return to the departure Point by the Most Direct route. 3. ANY Person operating an Airborne aircraft under instrument flight Rules (IFR) to OR from, within, or transiting the DC SFRA/FRZ WHO Becomes Aware of an Inability to comply with the requirement to Maintain Radio Contact with air traffic control Must Continue the flight in Compliance with the TWO-WAY Radio Communications Failure procedures Found in the FAA Aeronautical information Manual (AIM) AND/OR Applicable Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). 4. ANY Person operating an aircraft to OR from, within, or transiting the DC Sfra WHO Becomes Aware of an Inability to comply with the requirement to continuously Squawk an air traffic control assigned Transponder Code Must immediately Advise air traffic control and comply with all Instructions from air traffic control. IF Unable to Contact air traffic control, pilots Must Exit the DC SFRA/FRZ by the Most Direct Lateral route except when the Washington, DC departure Point is within the Sfra and the departure end Part 5 of 9 security Instructions, Washington, DC. this Notam Point is Closer than the DC Sfra Boundary, the pilot May Return to the departure Point by the Most Direct route. 5. the procedures in section II, subsection A, B, and C DO not Authorize penetration of restricted areas or prohibited areas. 6. aircraft departing Airports within the DC Sfra with limited TWO-WAY Radio Communications Must Establish TWO-WAY Communications as Soon as Feasible, normally within 2 nautical miles of the departure Point. 7. Pattern work operations at UN-controlled Airports within the DC Sfra (BUT not within the DC FRZ) Must be conducted in Accordance with 14 CFR section 93.339 (C) and the procedures specified in the Most Current Potomac Tracon Letter to Airmen (LTA) on the Subject. the Letter CAN be Found at: HTTPS://NOTAMS.AIM.FAA.GOV/NOTAMSEARCH/ (Search location PCT). (A) all pilots WHO Intend to Conduct VFR Traffic Pattern work at an Airport within the DC Sfra (not within the DC FRZ) Which Does not Have an operating control tower or when the control tower is closed Must: (1) Include "PATTERN" in Sfra flight Plan remarks. (2) Prior to departure, Contact Potomac Tracon via Telephone Number specified in the LTA to Obtain Transponder Code and Advise Tracon of Intent to end Part 6 of 9 security Instructions, Washington, DC. this Notam Conduct Pattern work. Washington, DC. (3) Inform air traffic control of Intent to Conduct Pattern work Prior to changing to Common Traffic advisory frequency (the common traffic frequency (CTAF)). (B) Upon completion of Pattern work, pilots Must Contact Potomac Tracon via Telephone Number specified in the LTA to Advise Pattern work is Complete. 8. operations by unmanned aircraft systems (unmanned aircraft (drones)), including model aircraft (Hobbyist or Recreational use only), civil and commercial operations, and public operations, are only authorized within the DC Sfra, excluding the DC FRZ, IF in Compliance with the Separate FAA Notam, Which Prescribes unmanned aircraft (drones)-Specific operating Requirements in the DC Sfra. 9. all testing of ADS-B OUT on aircraft or ground vehicles in the DC Sfra is prohibited. section III. Resources: A. the Code of Federal Regulations CAN be Found at WWW.ECFR.GOV. B. ANY pilot Questions regarding DC Sfra or FRZ procedures Should be directed to the FAA system operations security representative at the National Capital Region coordination center (Ncrcc) at end Part 7 of 9 security Instructions, Washington, DC. this Notam 9-ATO-NCRCC@FAA.GOV or (866) 598-9522. C. for Those Waivers and Requirements in this Notam that Require Washington, DC. notification to the TSA at the Ncrcc, Call (866) 598-9520. D. for Those Waivers and Requirements in this Notam that Require notification to the FAA at the Ncrcc, Call (866) 598-9522. east. the Latest Potomac Tracon (PCT) Letter to Airmen CAN be Found at: HTTPS://NOTAMS.AIM.FAA.GOV/NOTAMSEARCH/ (Search location PCT). F. information About FAA/TSA airspace Waiver Applications and TSA security Authorizations CAN be Found at WWW.TSA.GOV/FOR-INDUSTRY/GENERAL-aviation or by contacting TSA at (571) 227-2071. G. special Awareness training for the Washington DC Metropolitan area is Mandatory for all pilots that FLY under VFR within 60 nautical miles of the DCA VOR/DME (14 CFR Parts 61 and 91, effective February 9, 2009). this training is available in the aviation learning center at WWW.FAASAFETY.GOV. IT is strongly recommended that all pilots flying under Visual flight Rules (VFR) within 100 nautical miles of the DCA VOR/DME Also Complete this training. end Part 8 of 9 security Instructions, Washington, DC. this Notam H. Individuals May Submit A Request for an FAA Waiver at WAIVERS.FAA.GOV. after Normal Business hours, for emergency or short Notice Requests, Contact TSA at the Ncrcc at (866) 598-9520. Washington, DC. I. the Transponder Requirements described in this Notam are established solely for security tracking Purposes and DO not imply the Provision of air traffic control Radar Services, unless air traffic control Services are requested and approved. J. the Communications Requirements described in this Notam are established to Maintain the Ability to immediately Communicate security-based Instructions, not necessarily for air traffic control Services, unless air traffic control Services are requested and approved. end Part 9 of 9 until further notice · 989 nm along the route, 5 nm off the line · ZDC 4/9433
  as issued

  !FDC 4/9433 ZDC PART 1 OF 9 SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS, WASHINGTON, DC.
   THIS NOTAM
  REFERENCES THE WASHINGTON DC SPECIAL FLIGHT RULES AREA (SFRA) ONLY
  AND EXCLUDES THE WASHINGTON DC AREA SPEED RESTRICTIONS THAT ARE NOW
  LOCATED IN A SEPARATE NOTAM. THIS NOTAM CANCELS FDC 4/1734. A
  SEPARATE NOTAM REFERENCES THE WASHINGTON DC FLIGHT RESTRICTED ZONE
  (FRZ) PROCEDURES AND OPERATIONS BY UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS (UAS),
  INCLUDING MODEL AIRCRAFT (HOBBYIST OR RECREATIONAL UAS ONLY), CIVIL
  AND COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS, AND PUBLIC OPERATIONS WITHIN THE SFRA.
  SPECIAL SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS FOR AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS IN THE DC SFRA
  ARE IN EFFECT PURSUANT TO 14 CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS (CFR)
  SECTIONS 93.335, 93.337, 93.339, 93.341, 93.343, 93.345, AND 99.7,
  AND 49 UNITED STATES CODE (USC) SECTION 40103(B)(3). THIS NOTAM AND
  THREE RELATED NOTAMS REGARDING THE: DC FLIGHT RESTRICTED ZONE (FRZ);
  LEESBURG MANEUVERING AREA (LMA); AND UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEM (UAS)
  OPERATIONS IN THE DC SFRA, CLARIFY AND SUPPLEMENT THE OPERATING
  REQUIREMENTS PRESCRIBED BY THE CITED 14 CFR SECTIONS.
  SECTION I. RESPONSE AND ENFORCEMENT: PURSUANT TO 49 USC 40103(B)(3),
  THE FAA HAS ESTABLISHED THE DC SFRA AS 'NATIONAL DEFENSE AIRSPACE'.
  PERSONS WHO DO NOT ADHERE TO THE PROCEDURES PRESCRIBED BY THE CITED
  14 CFR SECTIONS AND THIS NOTAM MAY FACE THE FOLLOWING RESPONSE AND
  2409032030-PERM
  END PART 1 OF 9
  !FDC 4/9433 ZDC PART 2 OF 9 SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS, WASHINGTON, DC.
   THIS NOTAM
  WASHINGTON, DC. ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS: 
  A. PILOTS OF AIRCRAFT THAT DO NOT ADHERE TO THE PROCEDURES IN THE
  SPECIAL SECURITY REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS NOTAM MAY BE
  INTERCEPTED, AND/OR DETAINED AND INTERVIEWED BY FEDERAL, STATE, OR
  LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT, OR OTHER GOVERNMENT PERSONNEL.
  B. PILOTS OF AIRCRAFT THAT DO NOT ADHERE TO THE PROCEDURES IN THE
  SPECIAL SECURITY REQUIREMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS NOTAM MAY FACE FAA
  ADMINISTRATIVE ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS, INCLUDING IMPOSING CIVIL
  PENALTIES AND THE SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF AIRMEN CERTIFICATES.
  C. ANY PERSON WHO KNOWINGLY OR WILLFULLY VIOLATES THE RULES
  CONCERNING OPERATIONS IN THIS AIRSPACE MAY BE SUBJECT TO CRIMINAL
  PENALTIES UNDER 49 USC SECTION 46307.
  D. THE U.S. GOVERNMENT MAY USE DEADLY FORCE AGAINST AN AIRCRAFT
  OPERATING IN THE DC SFRA, INCLUDING THE DC FRZ, IF IT IS DETERMINED
  THAT THE AIRCRAFT POSES AN IMMINENT SECURITY THREAT.
  E. A VISUAL WARNING SIGNAL (VWS) FOR COMMUNICATING WITH VFR
  AIRCRAFT, INCLUDING DOD, LAW ENFORCEMENT, AND AEROMEDICAL
  OPERATIONS, IS DEPLOYED AND IS OPERATING WITHIN THE WASHINGTON DC
  SPECIAL FLIGHT RULES AREA (SFRA), INCLUDING THE FLIGHT RESTRICTED
  2409032030-PERM
  END PART 2 OF 9
  !FDC 4/9433 ZDC PART 3 OF 9 SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS, WASHINGTON, DC.
   THIS NOTAM
  ZONE (FRZ). THE SIGNAL CONSISTS OF HIGHLY FOCUSED RED AND GREEN
  COLORED LIGHTS IN AN ALTERNATING RED/RED/GREEN SIGNAL PATTERN. THE
  BEAM IS NOT INJURIOUS TO THE EYES OF PILOTS/AIRCREWS OR PASSENGERS,
  REGARDLESS OF ALTITUDE OR DISTANCE FROM THE SOURCE.
  1. THIS SIGNAL MAY BE DIRECTED AT SPECIFIC AIRCRAFT SUSPECTED OF
  MAKING UNAUTHORIZED ENTRY INTO THE SFRA/FRZ AND ARE ON A HEADING OR
  FLIGHT PATH THAT MAY BE INTERPRETED AS A THREAT OR AT THE REQUEST OF
  THE FAA.
  2. IF YOU ARE IN COMMUNICATION WITH AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL AND THIS
  SIGNAL IS DIRECTED AT YOUR AIRCRAFT, IMMEDIATELY COMMUNICATE WITH
  ATC THAT YOU ARE BEING ILLUMINATED BY A VISUAL WARNING SIGNAL.
  3. IF THIS SIGNAL IS DIRECTED AT YOU AND YOU ARE NOT COMMUNICATING
  WITH ATC, TURN TO A HEADING AWAY FROM THE CENTER OF THE FRZ/SFRA AS
  SOON AS POSSIBLE AND IMMEDIATELY CONTACT ATC ON AN APPROPRIATE
  FREQUENCY, OR IF UNSURE OF THE FREQUENCY, CONTACT ATC ON VHF GUARD
  121.5 OR UHF GUARD 243.0.
  SECTION II. OPERATING REQUIREMENTS: ALL AIRCRAFT FLIGHT OPERATIONS
  ARE PROHIBITED WITHIN THE DC SFRA UNLESS IN COMPLIANCE WITH 14 CFR
  SECTIONS 93.335, 93.337, 93.339, 93.341, 93.343, AND 93.345, AND THE
  2409032030-PERM
  END PART 3 OF 9
  !FDC 4/9433 ZDC PART 4 OF 9 SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS, WASHINGTON, DC.
   THIS NOTAM
  FOLLOWING SUPPLEMENTAL SPECIAL SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS REQUIRED
  WASHINGTON, DC. PURSUANT TO 14 CFR SECTION 99.7 AND 49 USC SECTION
  40103(B)(3): 
  A. APPLICATION OF DEFINITIONS IN 14 CFR SECTION 93.335:
  1. A DC SFRA FLIGHT PLAN DOES NOT FULFILL THE REQUIREMENTS FOR
  VISUAL FLIGHT RULES (VFR).
  2. A DC FRZ FLIGHT PLAN IS REQUIRED FOR VFR OPERATIONS IN THE DC
  FRZ. PILOTS MAY NOT FILE A DC FRZ FLIGHT PLAN WHILE AIRBORNE
  B. ADDITIONS TO REQUIREMENTS IN 14 CFR SECTION 93.339 - DC SFRA:  
  1. AIRCRAFT OPERATING IN THE DC SFRA MUST BE EQUIPPED WITH AN
  OPERABLE TWO WAY RADIO CAPABLE OF COMMUNICATING WITH AIR TRAFFIC
  CONTROL (ATC) ON APPROPRIATE RADIO FREQUENCIES OR UNICOM. IT IS
  HIGHLY RECOMMENDED THAT A PILOT CONTINUOUSLY MONITOR VHF FREQUENCY
  121.5 OR UHF FREQUENCY 243.0 FOR EMERGENCY INSTRUCTIONS WHEN
  OPERATING AN AIRCRAFT IN THE DC SFRA, EITHER IN AN AIRCRAFT THAT IS
  SUITABLY EQUIPPED, OR BY USE OF PORTABLE EQUIPMENT.
  2. ANY PERSON OPERATING AN AIRBORNE AIRCRAFT UNDER VFR TO OR FROM,
  WITHIN, OR TRANSITING THE DC SFRA/FRZ WHO BECOMES AWARE OF AN
  INABILITY TO COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENT TO MAINTAIN RADIO CONTACT
  2409032030-PERM
  END PART 4 OF 9
  !FDC 4/9433 ZDC PART 5 OF 9 SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS, WASHINGTON, DC.
   THIS NOTAM
  WITH AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL (ATC) MUST IMMEDIATELY SQUAWK 7600 AND EXIT
  THE DC SFRA/FRZ BY THE MOST DIRECT LATERAL ROUTE EXCEPT WHEN THE
  WASHINGTON, DC. DEPARTURE POINT IS WITHIN THE DC SFRA AND THE
  DEPARTURE POINT IS CLOSER THAN THE DC SFRA BOUNDARY, THE PILOT MAY
  RETURN TO THE DEPARTURE POINT BY THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE. 
  3. ANY PERSON OPERATING AN AIRBORNE AIRCRAFT UNDER INSTRUMENT FLIGHT
  RULES (IFR) TO OR FROM, WITHIN, OR TRANSITING THE DC SFRA/FRZ WHO
  BECOMES AWARE OF AN INABILITY TO COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENT TO
  MAINTAIN RADIO CONTACT WITH ATC MUST CONTINUE THE FLIGHT IN
  COMPLIANCE WITH THE TWO-WAY RADIO COMMUNICATIONS FAILURE PROCEDURES
  FOUND IN THE FAA AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION MANUAL (AIM) AND/OR
  APPLICABLE CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS (CFR).
  4. ANY PERSON OPERATING AN AIRCRAFT TO OR FROM, WITHIN, OR
  TRANSITING THE DC SFRA WHO BECOMES AWARE OF AN INABILITY TO COMPLY
  WITH THE REQUIREMENT TO CONTINUOUSLY SQUAWK AN ATC ASSIGNED
  TRANSPONDER CODE MUST IMMEDIATELY ADVISE ATC AND COMPLY WITH ALL
  INSTRUCTIONS FROM ATC. IF UNABLE TO CONTACT ATC, PILOTS MUST EXIT
  THE DC SFRA/FRZ BY THE MOST DIRECT LATERAL ROUTE EXCEPT WHEN THE
  WASHINGTON, DC DEPARTURE POINT IS WITHIN THE SFRA AND THE DEPARTURE
  2409032030-PERM
  END PART 5 OF 9
  !FDC 4/9433 ZDC PART 6 OF 9 SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS, WASHINGTON, DC.
   THIS NOTAM
  POINT IS CLOSER THAN THE DC SFRA BOUNDARY, THE PILOT MAY RETURN TO
  THE DEPARTURE POINT BY THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE.
  5. THE PROCEDURES IN SECTION II, SUBSECTION A, B, AND C DO NOT
  AUTHORIZE PENETRATION OF RESTRICTED AREAS OR PROHIBITED AREAS.
  6. AIRCRAFT DEPARTING AIRPORTS WITHIN THE DC SFRA WITH LIMITED
  TWO-WAY RADIO COMMUNICATIONS MUST ESTABLISH TWO-WAY COMMUNICATIONS
  AS SOON AS FEASIBLE, NORMALLY WITHIN 2NM OF THE DEPARTURE POINT.
  7. PATTERN WORK OPERATIONS AT UN-CONTROLLED AIRPORTS WITHIN THE DC
  SFRA (BUT NOT WITHIN THE DC FRZ) MUST BE CONDUCTED IN ACCORDANCE
  WITH 14 CFR SECTION 93.339 (C) AND THE PROCEDURES SPECIFIED IN THE
  MOST CURRENT POTOMAC TRACON LETTER TO AIRMEN (LTA) ON THE SUBJECT.
  THE LETTER CAN BE FOUND AT: HTTPS://NOTAMS.AIM.FAA.GOV/NOTAMSEARCH/
  (SEARCH LOCATION PCT).
  (A) ALL PILOTS WHO INTEND TO CONDUCT VFR TRAFFIC PATTERN WORK AT AN
  AIRPORT WITHIN THE DC SFRA (NOT WITHIN THE DC FRZ) WHICH DOES NOT
  HAVE AN OPERATING CONTROL TOWER OR WHEN THE CONTROL TOWER IS CLOSED
  MUST: (1) INCLUDE "PATTERN" IN SFRA FLIGHT PLAN REMARKS. (2) PRIOR
  TO DEPARTURE, CONTACT POTOMAC TRACON VIA TELEPHONE NUMBER SPECIFIED
  IN THE LTA TO OBTAIN TRANSPONDER CODE AND ADVISE TRACON OF INTENT TO
  2409032030-PERM
  END PART 6 OF 9
  !FDC 4/9433 ZDC PART 7 OF 9 SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS, WASHINGTON, DC.
   THIS NOTAM
  CONDUCT PATTERN WORK. WASHINGTON, DC. (3) INFORM ATC OF INTENT TO
  CONDUCT PATTERN WORK PRIOR TO CHANGING TO COMMON TRAFFIC ADVISORY
  FREQUENCY (CTAF).
  (B) UPON COMPLETION OF PATTERN WORK, PILOTS MUST CONTACT POTOMAC
  TRACON VIA TELEPHONE NUMBER SPECIFIED IN THE LTA TO ADVISE PATTERN
  WORK IS COMPLETE.
  8. OPERATIONS BY UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS (UAS), INCLUDING MODEL
  AIRCRAFT (HOBBYIST OR RECREATIONAL USE ONLY), CIVIL AND COMMERCIAL
  OPERATIONS, AND PUBLIC OPERATIONS, ARE ONLY AUTHORIZED WITHIN THE DC
  SFRA, EXCLUDING THE DC FRZ, IF IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE SEPARATE FAA
  NOTAM, WHICH PRESCRIBES UAS-SPECIFIC OPERATING REQUIREMENTS IN THE
  DC SFRA. 
  9. ALL TESTING OF ADS-B OUT ON AIRCRAFT OR GROUND VEHICLES
  IN THE DC SFRA IS PROHIBITED.
  SECTION III. RESOURCES: 
  A. THE CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS CAN BE FOUND AT WWW.ECFR.GOV. 
  B. ANY PILOT QUESTIONS REGARDING DC SFRA OR FRZ PROCEDURES SHOULD BE
  DIRECTED TO THE FAA SYSTEM OPERATIONS SECURITY REPRESENTATIVE AT THE
  NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION COORDINATION CENTER (NCRCC) AT
  2409032030-PERM
  END PART 7 OF 9
  !FDC 4/9433 ZDC PART 8 OF 9 SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS, WASHINGTON, DC.
   THIS NOTAM
  9-ATO-NCRCC@FAA.GOV OR (866) 598-9522. 
  C. FOR THOSE WAIVERS AND REQUIREMENTS IN THIS NOTAM THAT REQUIRE
  WASHINGTON, DC. NOTIFICATION TO THE TSA AT THE NCRCC, CALL (866)
  598-9520. 
  D. FOR THOSE WAIVERS AND REQUIREMENTS IN THIS NOTAM THAT REQUIRE
  NOTIFICATION TO THE FAA AT THE NCRCC, CALL (866) 598-9522.
  E. THE LATEST POTOMAC TRACON (PCT) LETTER TO AIRMEN CAN BE FOUND AT:
  HTTPS://NOTAMS.AIM.FAA.GOV/NOTAMSEARCH/ (SEARCH LOCATION PCT). 
  F. INFORMATION ABOUT FAA/TSA AIRSPACE WAIVER APPLICATIONS AND TSA
  SECURITY AUTHORIZATIONS CAN BE FOUND AT
  WWW.TSA.GOV/FOR-INDUSTRY/GENERAL-AVIATION OR BY CONTACTING TSA AT
  (571) 227-2071. 
  G. SPECIAL AWARENESS TRAINING FOR THE WASHINGTON DC METROPOLITAN
  AREA IS MANDATORY FOR ALL PILOTS THAT FLY UNDER VFR WITHIN 60NM OF
  THE DCA VOR/DME (14 CFR PARTS 61 AND 91, EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 9,
  2009). THIS TRAINING IS AVAILABLE IN THE AVIATION LEARNING CENTER AT
  WWW.FAASAFETY.GOV. IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT ALL PILOTS FLYING
  UNDER VISUAL FLIGHT RULES (VFR) WITHIN 100NM OF THE DCA VOR/DME ALSO
  COMPLETE THIS TRAINING.
  2409032030-PERM
  END PART 8 OF 9
  !FDC 4/9433 ZDC PART 9 OF 9 SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS, WASHINGTON, DC.
   THIS NOTAM
  H. INDIVIDUALS MAY SUBMIT A REQUEST FOR AN FAA WAIVER AT
  WAIVERS.FAA.GOV. AFTER NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS, FOR EMERGENCY OR SHORT
  NOTICE REQUESTS, CONTACT TSA AT THE NCRCC AT (866) 598-9520.
  WASHINGTON, DC.
  I. THE TRANSPONDER REQUIREMENTS DESCRIBED IN THIS NOTAM ARE
  ESTABLISHED SOLELY FOR SECURITY TRACKING PURPOSES AND DO NOT IMPLY
  THE PROVISION OF ATC RADAR SERVICES, UNLESS ATC SERVICES ARE
  REQUESTED AND APPROVED.
  J. THE COMMUNICATIONS REQUIREMENTS DESCRIBED IN THIS NOTAM ARE
  ESTABLISHED TO MAINTAIN THE ABILITY TO IMMEDIATELY COMMUNICATE
  SECURITY-BASED INSTRUCTIONS, NOT NECESSARILY FOR ATC SERVICES,
  UNLESS ATC SERVICES ARE REQUESTED AND APPROVED.
  2409032030-PERM
  END PART 9 OF 9

• closed Security Instructions, Washington, DC. this Notam Cancels flight data center 0/3929 to Provide security Instructions for aircraft operations in the Leesburg maneuvering area (LMA) of the Washington DC special flight Rules area (Sfra) Pursuant to 14 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Sections 93.335, 93.337, 93.339, and 99.7, and 49 united States Code (USC) section 40103(B)(3). this Notam Clarifies and Supplements the operating Requirements for the DC Sfra, including the DC flight restricted zone (FRZ), and Those prescribed by 14 CFR section 93.339. section I. special notes on LMA: A. the operating Requirements prescribed by this Notam are Specific to the LMA. Compliance with LMA Requirements Does not Authorize operations in the DC Sfra Outside of the LMA, Which Must be in Compliance with DC Sfra Notam and 14 CFR Sections 93.335, 93.337, 93.339, 93.341, 93.343, 93.345, and 99.7. B. the LMA is the area defined in section V of this Notam. C. the LMA is Part of the DC Sfra, Which the FAA HAS established as 'NATIONAL Defense AIRSPACE' Pursuant to 49 USC 40103(B)(3). D. Persons operating in the LMA WHO DO not Adhere to the procedures prescribed by 14 CFR Sections 93.335, 93.337, 93.339, and 99.7, and end Part 1 of 9 security Instructions, Washington, DC. this Notam the following LMA-Specific Supplemental special security Instructions May Face Response and enforcement Actions described by the DC Sfra and DC FRZ Notams. section II. operating Requirements (Basic): all aircraft flight operations are prohibited within the LMA, unless in Compliance with 14 CFR Sections 93.335, 93.337, and 93.339, and the following Supplemental special security Instructions for the LMA required Pursuant to 14 CFR section 99.7 and 49 USC section 40103(B)(3): A. Basic operating Requirements: aircraft are authorized to Operate in the LMA IF in Compliance with all of the following conditions: 1. be equipped with at Least ONE Operable TWO-WAY Radio capable of communicating with Potomac Tracon (PCT) or, when operational, Leesburg executive Airport (JYO) tower on Appropriate Radio frequencies. 2. be equipped with an operating Transponder with Automatic Altitude reporting Capability as specified under 14 CFR section 91.215. 3. Monitor VHF Guard 121.5 or UHF Guard 243.0, IF Able. 4. Squawk the AIR Traffic control (air traffic control) assigned Transponder Code or Appropriate LMA Beacon Code at all Times. Code 1200 is not permitted end Part 2 of 9 security Instructions, Washington, DC. this Notam at ANY Time within the LMA or DC Sfra. B. operations by unmanned aircraft systems (unmanned aircraft (drones)), including model aircraft (for Hobbyist or Recreational use only), civil and commercial operations, and public operations, are only authorized in the LMA IF in Compliance with the Separate unmanned aircraft (drones) FAA Notam, Which Prescribes unmanned aircraft (drones)-Specific operating Requirements in the DC Sfra, including the DC FRZ. C. except for FAA approved department of Defense (DOD), National Guard (NG), LAW enforcement, and waivered MEDEVAC/AIR Ambulance operations, all aircraft operating under Visual flight Rules (VFR) in the LMA are restricted to AN indicated airspeed of 180 knots or less. IF Unable, the pilot Must Contact Potomac Tracon (PCT) and Advise Them of the AIRCRAFT'S operational Limitations Prior to operating in the LMA or the Rest of the DC Sfra. section III. operating Requirements (VFR at JYO): aircraft operating under VFR at JYO Must comply with all of the following conditions: A. aircraft departing from or landing at JYO Must: 1. Squawk Transponder Code 1226; 2. when JYO tower is open, Prior to taxing, Establish and Maintain end Part 3 of 9 security Instructions, Washington, DC. this Notam TWO-WAY Radio Communications with the ground control. 3. when JYO tower is open, Prior to entering the Leesburg maneuvering area, Establish and Maintain TWO-WAY Radio Communications with the tower. 4. when JYO tower is closed, Prior to departing JYO Announce the aircraft Call sign, Type, and intended departure Runway on the published the common traffic frequency (CTAF). 5. after departing JYO, Exit the LMA via the Most Direct Lateral route and Avoid entering the Rest of the DC Sfra. 6. when JYO tower is closed, Prior to entering the LMA pilots landing at JYO Must Announce the aircraft Call sign, Type, and intended landing Runway on the published the common traffic frequency (CTAF). 7. pilots Must Enter the LMA via the Most Direct route and Avoid entering Rest of the DC Sfra. 8. pilots departing from or landing at JYO under VFR operations are not required to Contact PCT unless otherwise directed. B. aircraft conducting Traffic Pattern operations at JYO Must: 1. Obtain and Squawk the assigned Transponder Code 1234 from JYO tower for Pattern work operations when open (or Obtain A Discreet end Part 4 of 9 security Instructions, Washington, DC. this Notam Code from PCT when JYO tower is closed); 2. Establish and Maintain TWO-WAY Radio Communications with JYO tower, or on the published the common traffic frequency (CTAF) frequency when JYO tower is closed. 3. Obtain air traffic control authorization to Perform practice Approaches from JYO tower or PCT when JYO tower is closed. Authorizations will be granted Workload permitting. section IV. operating Requirements (Radio or Transponder Failure While operating in the LMA): aircraft operating in the LMA, Which Experience Radio or Transponder Problems, Must comply with all of the following conditions: A. ANY Person operating an Airborne aircraft under VFR to OR from, within, or transiting the DC SFRA/FRZ, including the LMA, WHO Becomes Aware of an Inability to comply with the requirement to Maintain Radio Contact with air traffic control, Must immediately Squawk 7600 and Exit the DC SFRA/FRZ by the Most Direct Lateral route except when the departure Point is within the DC Sfra and the departure Point is Closer than the DC Sfra Boundary, the pilot May Return to the departure Point by the Most Direct route. B. ANY Person operating an aircraft under instrument flight Rules end Part 5 of 9 security Instructions, Washington, DC. this Notam (IFR) in or transiting the DC Sfra, including the LMA, WHO Becomes Aware of an Inability to comply with the requirement to Maintain Radio Contact with air traffic control or the common traffic frequency (CTAF) Must Continue the flight in Compliance with the TWO-WAY Radio Communications Failure procedures Found in the FAA Aeronautical information Manual (AIM) AND/OR Applicable Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). these procedures DO not Authorize penetration of restricted or prohibited airspace. C. ANY Person operating an aircraft to OR from, within, or transiting the DC Sfra, including the LMA, WHO Becomes Aware of an Inability to comply with the requirement to continuously Squawk the air traffic control assigned Transponder Code Must immediately Advise air traffic control and comply with all Instructions from air traffic control. IF Unable to Contact air traffic control, pilots Must Exit the DC SFRA/FRZ by the Most Direct Lateral route except when the departure Point is within the DC Sfra and the departure Point is Closer than the DC Boundary, the pilot May Return to the departure Point by the Most Direct route. D. the procedures in section IV, Subsections A, B, and C DO not Authorize penetration of restricted areas or prohibited areas. section V. Definitions: end Part 6 of 9 security Instructions, Washington, DC. this Notam A. for Purposes of this Notam, A DC Sfra flight Plan is defined in 14 CFR Part 93.335. B. the LMA is the area, Which is situated within the DC Sfra and around the Leesburg executive Airport (JYO), bounded by A line beginning at the Washington /DCA/ VOR/DME 299 Degree Radial at 30 nautical miles 390139.1N/0773826.7W; Thence Clockwise along the DCA 30 nautical miles ARC to the 391242N/0772930W or the Armel /AML/ VORTAC 004 Degree Radial at 16.6 nautical miles; Thence south via A line Drawn to the 390303N/0772837W or the Armel /AML/ VORTAC 004 Degree Radial at 7 nautical miles; Thence Counterclockwise along the AML 7 nautical miles ARC to the AML 331 Degree Radial at 7 nautical miles 390139.3N/0773325.5W; Thence west via A line Drawn to the Point of beginning. section VI. Resources: A. the Code of Federal Regulations CAN be Found at WWW.ECFR.GOV. B. ANY pilot Questions regarding DC Sfra or FRZ procedures Should be directed to the FAA system operations security representative at the National Capital Region coordination center (Ncrcc) at 9-ATO-NCRCC@FAA.GOV or (866) 598-9522. C. information About FAA/TSA airspace Waiver Applications and TSA end Part 7 of 9 security Instructions, Washington, DC. this Notam security Authorizations CAN be Found at WWW.TSA.GOV/FOR-INDUSTRY/GENERAL-aviation or by contacting TSA at (571) 227-2071. D. Individuals May Submit A Request for A FAA Waiver at WAIVERS.FAA.GOV. after Normal Business hours, for emergency or short Notice Requests, Contact TSA at the Ncrcc at (866) 598-9520. east. the Transponder Requirements described in this Notam are established solely for security tracking Purposes and DO not imply the Provision of air traffic control Radar Services, unless air traffic control Services are requested and approved. F. the Communications Requirements described in this Notam are established to Maintain the Ability to immediately Communicate security based Instructions, not necessarily for air traffic control Services, unless air traffic control Services are requested and approved. G. special Awareness training for the Washington DC Metropolitan area is Mandatory for all pilots that FLY under VFR within 60 nautical miles of the DCA VOR/DME (14 CFR Parts 61 and 91, effective February 9, 2009). this training is available in the aviation learning center at WWW.FAASAFETY.GOV. IT is strongly recommended that all pilots flying end Part 8 of 9 security Instructions, Washington, DC. this Notam under Visual flight Rules (VFR) within 100 nautical miles of the DCA VOR/DME Also Complete this training. end Part 9 of 9 until further notice · 989 nm along the route, 5 nm off the line · ZDC 4/1789
  as issued

  !FDC 4/1789 ZDC PART 1 OF 9 SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS, WASHINGTON, DC.
   THIS NOTAM
  CANCELS FDC 0/3929 TO PROVIDE SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS FOR AIRCRAFT
  OPERATIONS IN THE LEESBURG MANEUVERING AREA (LMA) OF THE WASHINGTON
  DC SPECIAL FLIGHT RULES AREA (SFRA) PURSUANT TO 14 CODE OF FEDERAL
  REGULATIONS (CFR) SECTIONS 93.335, 93.337, 93.339, AND 99.7, AND 49
  UNITED STATES CODE (USC) SECTION 40103(B)(3). THIS NOTAM CLARIFIES
  AND SUPPLEMENTS THE OPERATING REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DC SFRA,
  INCLUDING THE DC FLIGHT RESTRICTED ZONE (FRZ), AND THOSE PRESCRIBED
  BY 14 CFR SECTION 93.339.
  SECTION I. SPECIAL NOTES ON LMA: 
  A. THE OPERATING REQUIREMENTS PRESCRIBED BY THIS NOTAM ARE SPECIFIC
  TO THE LMA. COMPLIANCE WITH LMA REQUIREMENTS DOES NOT AUTHORIZE
  OPERATIONS IN THE DC SFRA OUTSIDE OF THE LMA, WHICH MUST BE IN
  COMPLIANCE WITH DC SFRA NOTAM AND 14 CFR SECTIONS 93.335, 93.337,
  93.339, 93.341, 93.343, 93.345, AND 99.7.
  B. THE LMA IS THE AREA DEFINED IN SECTION V OF THIS NOTAM. 
  C. THE LMA IS PART OF THE DC SFRA, WHICH THE FAA HAS ESTABLISHED AS
  'NATIONAL DEFENSE AIRSPACE' PURSUANT TO 49 USC 40103(B)(3).
  D. PERSONS OPERATING IN THE LMA WHO DO NOT ADHERE TO THE PROCEDURES
  PRESCRIBED BY 14 CFR SECTIONS 93.335, 93.337, 93.339, AND 99.7, AND
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  END PART 1 OF 9
  !FDC 4/1789 ZDC PART 2 OF 9 SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS, WASHINGTON, DC.
   THIS NOTAM
  THE FOLLOWING LMA-SPECIFIC SUPPLEMENTAL SPECIAL SECURITY
  INSTRUCTIONS MAY FACE RESPONSE AND ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS DESCRIBED BY
  THE DC SFRA AND DC FRZ NOTAMS.
  SECTION II. OPERATING REQUIREMENTS (BASIC): ALL AIRCRAFT FLIGHT
  OPERATIONS ARE PROHIBITED WITHIN THE LMA, UNLESS IN COMPLIANCE WITH
  14 CFR SECTIONS 93.335, 93.337, AND 93.339, AND THE FOLLOWING
  SUPPLEMENTAL SPECIAL SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE LMA REQUIRED
  PURSUANT TO 14 CFR SECTION 99.7 AND 49 USC SECTION 40103(B)(3):
  A. BASIC OPERATING REQUIREMENTS: AIRCRAFT ARE AUTHORIZED TO OPERATE
  IN THE LMA IF IN COMPLIANCE WITH ALL OF THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
  1. BE EQUIPPED WITH AT LEAST ONE OPERABLE TWO-WAY RADIO CAPABLE OF
  COMMUNICATING WITH POTOMAC TRACON (PCT) OR, WHEN OPERATIONAL,
  LEESBURG EXECUTIVE AIRPORT (JYO) TOWER ON APPROPRIATE RADIO
  FREQUENCIES.
  2. BE EQUIPPED WITH AN OPERATING TRANSPONDER WITH AUTOMATIC ALTITUDE
  REPORTING CAPABILITY AS SPECIFIED UNDER 14 CFR SECTION 91.215.
  3. MONITOR VHF GUARD 121.5 OR UHF GUARD 243.0, IF ABLE. 
  4. SQUAWK THE AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL (ATC) ASSIGNED TRANSPONDER CODE OR
  APPROPRIATE LMA BEACON CODE AT ALL TIMES. CODE 1200 IS NOT PERMITTED
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  END PART 2 OF 9
  !FDC 4/1789 ZDC PART 3 OF 9 SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS, WASHINGTON, DC.
   THIS NOTAM
  AT ANY TIME WITHIN THE LMA OR DC SFRA.
  B. OPERATIONS BY UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS (UAS), INCLUDING MODEL
  AIRCRAFT (FOR HOBBYIST OR RECREATIONAL USE ONLY), CIVIL AND
  COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS, AND PUBLIC OPERATIONS, ARE ONLY AUTHORIZED IN
  THE LMA IF IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE SEPARATE UAS FAA NOTAM, WHICH
  PRESCRIBES UAS-SPECIFIC OPERATING REQUIREMENTS IN THE DC SFRA,
  INCLUDING THE DC FRZ. C. EXCEPT FOR FAA APPROVED DEPARTMENT OF
  DEFENSE (DOD), NATIONAL GUARD (NG), LAW ENFORCEMENT, AND WAIVERED
  MEDEVAC/AIR AMBULANCE OPERATIONS, ALL AIRCRAFT OPERATING UNDER
  VISUAL FLIGHT RULES (VFR) IN THE LMA ARE RESTRICTED TO AN INDICATED
  AIRSPEED OF 180 KNOTS OR LESS. IF UNABLE, THE PILOT MUST CONTACT
  POTOMAC TRACON (PCT) AND ADVISE THEM OF THE AIRCRAFT'S OPERATIONAL
  LIMITATIONS PRIOR TO OPERATING IN THE LMA OR THE REST OF THE DC
  SFRA.
  SECTION III. OPERATING REQUIREMENTS (VFR AT JYO): AIRCRAFT OPERATING
  UNDER VFR AT JYO MUST COMPLY WITH ALL OF THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
  A. AIRCRAFT DEPARTING FROM OR LANDING AT JYO MUST:
  1. SQUAWK TRANSPONDER CODE 1226; 
  2. WHEN JYO TOWER IS OPEN, PRIOR TO TAXING, ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN
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  END PART 3 OF 9
  !FDC 4/1789 ZDC PART 4 OF 9 SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS, WASHINGTON, DC.
   THIS NOTAM
  TWO-WAY RADIO COMMUNICATIONS WITH THE GROUND CONTROL.
  3. WHEN JYO TOWER IS OPEN, PRIOR TO ENTERING THE LEESBURG
  MANEUVERING AREA, ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN TWO-WAY RADIO
  COMMUNICATIONS WITH THE TOWER.
  4. WHEN JYO TOWER IS CLOSED, PRIOR TO DEPARTING JYO ANNOUNCE THE
  AIRCRAFT CALL SIGN, TYPE, AND INTENDED DEPARTURE RUNWAY ON THE
  PUBLISHED CTAF.
  5. AFTER DEPARTING JYO, EXIT THE LMA VIA THE MOST DIRECT LATERAL
  ROUTE AND AVOID ENTERING THE REST OF THE DC SFRA.
  6. WHEN JYO TOWER IS CLOSED, PRIOR TO ENTERING THE LMA PILOTS
  LANDING AT JYO MUST ANNOUNCE THE AIRCRAFT CALL SIGN, TYPE, AND
  INTENDED LANDING RUNWAY ON THE PUBLISHED CTAF.
  7. PILOTS MUST ENTER THE LMA VIA THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE AND AVOID
  ENTERING REST OF THE DC SFRA.
  8. PILOTS DEPARTING FROM OR LANDING AT JYO UNDER VFR OPERATIONS ARE
  NOT REQUIRED TO CONTACT PCT UNLESS OTHERWISE DIRECTED.
  B. AIRCRAFT CONDUCTING TRAFFIC PATTERN OPERATIONS AT JYO MUST: 
  1. OBTAIN AND SQUAWK THE ASSIGNED TRANSPONDER CODE 1234 FROM JYO
  TOWER FOR PATTERN WORK OPERATIONS WHEN OPEN (OR OBTAIN A DISCREET
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  END PART 4 OF 9
  !FDC 4/1789 ZDC PART 5 OF 9 SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS, WASHINGTON, DC.
   THIS NOTAM
  CODE FROM PCT WHEN JYO TOWER IS CLOSED);
  2. ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN TWO-WAY RADIO COMMUNICATIONS WITH JYO
  TOWER, OR ON THE PUBLISHED CTAF FREQUENCY WHEN JYO TOWER IS CLOSED.
  3. OBTAIN ATC AUTHORIZATION TO PERFORM PRACTICE APPROACHES FROM JYO
  TOWER OR PCT WHEN JYO TOWER IS CLOSED. AUTHORIZATIONS WILL BE
  GRANTED WORKLOAD PERMITTING.
  SECTION IV. OPERATING REQUIREMENTS (RADIO OR TRANSPONDER FAILURE
  WHILE OPERATING IN THE LMA): AIRCRAFT OPERATING IN THE LMA, WHICH
  EXPERIENCE RADIO OR TRANSPONDER PROBLEMS, MUST COMPLY WITH ALL OF
  THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS:
  A. ANY PERSON OPERATING AN AIRBORNE AIRCRAFT UNDER VFR TO OR FROM,
  WITHIN, OR TRANSITING THE DC SFRA/FRZ, INCLUDING THE LMA, WHO
  BECOMES AWARE OF AN INABILITY TO COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENT TO
  MAINTAIN RADIO CONTACT WITH ATC, MUST IMMEDIATELY SQUAWK 7600 AND
  EXIT THE DC SFRA/FRZ BY THE MOST DIRECT LATERAL ROUTE EXCEPT WHEN
  THE DEPARTURE POINT IS WITHIN THE DC SFRA AND THE DEPARTURE POINT IS
  CLOSER THAN THE DC SFRA BOUNDARY, THE PILOT MAY RETURN TO THE
  DEPARTURE POINT BY THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE.
  B. ANY PERSON OPERATING AN AIRCRAFT UNDER INSTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES
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  END PART 5 OF 9
  !FDC 4/1789 ZDC PART 6 OF 9 SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS, WASHINGTON, DC.
   THIS NOTAM
  (IFR) IN OR TRANSITING THE DC SFRA, INCLUDING THE LMA, WHO BECOMES
  AWARE OF AN INABILITY TO COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENT TO MAINTAIN
  RADIO CONTACT WITH ATC OR CTAF MUST CONTINUE THE FLIGHT IN
  COMPLIANCE WITH THE TWO-WAY RADIO COMMUNICATIONS FAILURE PROCEDURES
  FOUND IN THE FAA AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION MANUAL (AIM) AND/OR
  APPLICABLE CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS (CFR). THESE PROCEDURES DO
  NOT AUTHORIZE PENETRATION OF RESTRICTED OR PROHIBITED AIRSPACE.
  C. ANY PERSON OPERATING AN AIRCRAFT TO OR FROM, WITHIN, OR
  TRANSITING THE DC SFRA, INCLUDING THE LMA, WHO BECOMES AWARE OF AN
  INABILITY TO COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENT TO CONTINUOUSLY SQUAWK THE
  ATC ASSIGNED TRANSPONDER CODE MUST IMMEDIATELY ADVISE ATC AND COMPLY
  WITH ALL INSTRUCTIONS FROM ATC. IF UNABLE TO CONTACT ATC, PILOTS
  MUST EXIT THE DC SFRA/FRZ BY THE MOST DIRECT LATERAL ROUTE EXCEPT
  WHEN THE DEPARTURE POINT IS WITHIN THE DC SFRA AND THE DEPARTURE
  POINT IS CLOSER THAN THE DC BOUNDARY, THE PILOT MAY RETURN TO THE
  DEPARTURE POINT BY THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE.
  D. THE PROCEDURES IN SECTION IV, SUBSECTIONS A, B, AND C DO NOT
  AUTHORIZE PENETRATION OF RESTRICTED AREAS OR PROHIBITED AREAS.
  SECTION V. DEFINITIONS: 
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  END PART 6 OF 9
  !FDC 4/1789 ZDC PART 7 OF 9 SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS, WASHINGTON, DC.
   THIS NOTAM
  A. FOR PURPOSES OF THIS NOTAM, A DC SFRA FLIGHT PLAN IS DEFINED IN
  14 CFR PART 93.335.
  B. THE LMA IS THE AREA, WHICH IS SITUATED WITHIN THE DC SFRA AND
  AROUND THE LEESBURG EXECUTIVE AIRPORT (JYO), BOUNDED BY A LINE
  BEGINNING AT THE WASHINGTON /DCA/ VOR/DME 299 DEGREE RADIAL AT 30 NM
  390139.1N/0773826.7W; THENCE CLOCKWISE ALONG THE DCA 30 NM ARC TO
  THE 391242N/0772930W OR THE ARMEL /AML/ VORTAC 004 DEGREE RADIAL AT
  16.6 NM; THENCE SOUTH VIA A LINE DRAWN TO THE 390303N/0772837W OR
  THE ARMEL /AML/ VORTAC 004 DEGREE RADIAL AT 7NM; THENCE
  COUNTERCLOCKWISE ALONG THE AML 7 NM ARC TO THE AML 331 DEGREE RADIAL
  AT 7 NM 390139.3N/0773325.5W; THENCE WEST VIA A LINE DRAWN TO THE
  POINT OF BEGINNING.
  SECTION VI. RESOURCES: 
  A. THE CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS CAN BE FOUND AT WWW.ECFR.GOV. 
  B. ANY PILOT QUESTIONS REGARDING DC SFRA OR FRZ PROCEDURES SHOULD BE
  DIRECTED TO THE FAA SYSTEM OPERATIONS SECURITY REPRESENTATIVE AT THE
  NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION COORDINATION CENTER (NCRCC) AT
  9-ATO-NCRCC@FAA.GOV OR (866) 598-9522.
  C. INFORMATION ABOUT FAA/TSA AIRSPACE WAIVER APPLICATIONS AND TSA
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  END PART 7 OF 9
  !FDC 4/1789 ZDC PART 8 OF 9 SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS, WASHINGTON, DC.
   THIS NOTAM
  SECURITY AUTHORIZATIONS CAN BE FOUND AT
  WWW.TSA.GOV/FOR-INDUSTRY/GENERAL-AVIATION OR BY CONTACTING TSA AT
  (571) 227-2071.
  D. INDIVIDUALS MAY SUBMIT A REQUEST FOR A FAA WAIVER AT
  WAIVERS.FAA.GOV. AFTER NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS, FOR EMERGENCY OR SHORT
  NOTICE REQUESTS, CONTACT TSA AT THE NCRCC AT (866) 598-9520.
  E. THE TRANSPONDER REQUIREMENTS DESCRIBED IN THIS NOTAM ARE
  ESTABLISHED SOLELY FOR SECURITY TRACKING PURPOSES AND DO NOT IMPLY
  THE PROVISION OF ATC RADAR SERVICES, UNLESS ATC SERVICES ARE
  REQUESTED AND APPROVED.
  F. THE COMMUNICATIONS REQUIREMENTS DESCRIBED IN THIS NOTAM ARE
  ESTABLISHED TO MAINTAIN THE ABILITY TO IMMEDIATELY COMMUNICATE
  SECURITY BASED INSTRUCTIONS, NOT NECESSARILY FOR ATC SERVICES,
  UNLESS ATC SERVICES ARE REQUESTED AND APPROVED.
  G. SPECIAL AWARENESS TRAINING FOR THE WASHINGTON DC METROPOLITAN
  AREA IS MANDATORY FOR ALL PILOTS THAT FLY UNDER VFR WITHIN 60 NM OF
  THE DCA VOR/DME (14 CFR PARTS 61 AND 91, EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 9,
  2009). THIS TRAINING IS AVAILABLE IN THE AVIATION LEARNING CENTER AT
  WWW.FAASAFETY.GOV. IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT ALL PILOTS FLYING
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  END PART 8 OF 9
  !FDC 4/1789 ZDC PART 9 OF 9 SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS, WASHINGTON, DC.
   THIS NOTAM
  UNDER VISUAL FLIGHT RULES (VFR) WITHIN 100 NM OF THE DCA VOR/DME
  ALSO COMPLETE THIS TRAINING.
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  END PART 9 OF 9

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1012598) 35°17′N 97°30′W (2.9 nautical miles NNW OUN) 1575.1FT (390.1FT above ground level) out of service until Wed 21 Oct, 8:25 pm CDT (01:25 UTC) · 0 nm along the route, 8 nm off the line · OUN 09/002
  as issued

  !OUN 09/002 OUN OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1012598) 351719.00N0973004.00W (2.9NM NNW OUN) 1575.1FT (390.1FT AGL) U/S 2609070126-2610220125

• Navigation aid ILS runway 18 out of service until Fri 30 Oct, 5:00 pm CDT (22:00 UTC) · 0 nm along the route, 11 nm off the line · OUN 04/014
  as issued

  !OUN 04/014 OUN NAV ILS RWY 18 U/S 2604101400-2610302200

• Navigation aid ILS runway 03 outer marker out of service until Sun 5 Dec 2027, 3:11 pm CST (21:11 UTC), estimated · 0 nm along the route, 11 nm off the line · OUN 03/010
  as issued

  !OUN 03/010 OUN NAV ILS RWY 03 OM U/S 2603201829-2712052111EST

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1011487) 35°32′N 97°29′W (7.6 nautical miles east PWA) 2202.8FT (1072.8FT above ground level) out of service until Mon 2 Nov, 5:59 pm CST (23:59 UTC) · 10 nm along the route, 9 nm off the line · PWA 10/001
  as issued

  !PWA 10/001 PWA OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1011487) 353251.00N0972931.00W (7.6NM E PWA) 2202.8FT (1072.8FT AGL) U/S 2610022332-2611022359

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1065116) 35°16′N 97°20′W (6.9 nautical miles ENE OUN) 2005.9FT (944.9FT above ground level) out of service until Tue 16 Feb, 5:59 pm CST (23:59 UTC) · 10 nm along the route, 9 nm off the line · OUN 09/008
  as issued

  !OUN 09/008 OUN OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1065116) 351658.10N0972019.30W (6.9NM ENE OUN) 2005.9FT (944.9FT AGL) U/S 2609290208-2702162359

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1249050) 35°18′N 97°19′W (8.3 nautical miles ENE OUN) 1434.7FT (230.0FT above ground level) out of service until Fri 27 Nov, 5:59 pm CST (23:59 UTC) · 10 nm along the route, 8 nm off the line · OUN 09/007
  as issued

  !OUN 09/007 OUN OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1249050) 351819.00N0971912.00W (8.3NM ENE OUN) 1434.7FT (230.0FT AGL) U/S 2609251650-2611272359

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1020756) 35°29′N 97°30′W (7.0 nautical miles ESE PWA) 1508.5FT (306.1FT above ground level) out of service until Thu 5 Nov, 8:21 pm CST (02:21 UTC) · 10 nm along the route, 7 nm off the line · PWA 09/016
  as issued

  !PWA 09/016 PWA OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1020756) 352958.00N0973034.00W (7.0NM ESE PWA) 1508.5FT (306.1FT AGL) U/S 2609220222-2611060221

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1318504) 35°33′N 97°11′W (10.9 nautical miles WSW 3OK) 1,399 ft (300 ft above ground level) out of service until Fri 6 Nov, 1:15 am CST (07:15 UTC) · 20 nm along the route, 6 nm off the line · 3OK 09/234
  as issued

  !MLC 09/234 3OK OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1318504) 353355.95N0971131.49W (10.9NM WSW 3OK) 1399FT (300FT AGL) U/S 2609220716-2611060715

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1255465) 35°22′N 96°59′W (2.3 nautical miles WNW SNL) 1360.2FT (260.2FT above ground level) out of service until Wed 21 Oct, 6:16 pm CDT (23:16 UTC) · 30 nm along the route, 7 nm off the line · SNL 10/006
  as issued

  !SNL 10/006 SNL OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1255465) 352224.20N0965904.10W (2.3NM WNW SNL) 1360.2FT (260.2FT AGL) U/S 2610070016-2610212316

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1261605) 35°29′N 96°59′W (8.5 nautical miles NNW SNL) 1293.0FT (305.1FT above ground level) out of service until Sat 7 Nov, 7:07 pm CST (01:07 UTC) · on the line, 30 nm along · SNL 09/005
  as issued

  !SNL 09/005 SNL OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1261605) 352934.60N0965942.50W (8.5NM NNW SNL) 1293.0FT (305.1FT AGL) U/S 2609080120-2611080107

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1215257) 35°31′N 97°01′W (8.4 nautical miles south 3OK) 1406.2FT (412.1FT above ground level) out of service until Fri 20 Nov, 4:35 am CST (10:35 UTC) · 30 nm along the route, 3 nm off the line · 3OK 08/235
  as issued

  !MLC 08/235 3OK OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1215257) 353120.50N0970149.60W (8.4NM S 3OK) 1406.2FT (412.1FT AGL) U/S 2608220935-2611201035

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1225375) 35°31′N 96°33′W (7.9 nautical miles ENE O47) 1320.5FT (324.8FT above ground level) out of service until Tue 8 Dec, 8:22 am CST (14:22 UTC) · 50 nm along the route, 2 nm off the line · O47 08/089
  as issued

  !MLC 08/089 O47 OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1225375) 353112.40N0963357.70W (7.9NM ENE O47) 1320.5FT (324.8FT AGL) U/S 2608101422-2612081422

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1061553) 35°34′N 95°58′W (5.5 nautical miles south OKM) 1,040 ft (332 ft above ground level) out of service until Thu 19 Nov, 3:38 pm CST (21:38 UTC), estimated · 80 nm along the route, 4 nm off the line · OKM 10/005
  as issued

  !OKM 10/005 OKM OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1061553) 353448.00N0955841.00W (5.5NM S OKM) 1040FT (332FT AGL) U/S 2610051540-2611192138EST

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1010689) 35°43′N 95°59′W (3.9 nautical miles northwest OKM) 1,334 ft (340 ft above ground level) out of service until Thu 19 Nov, 2:49 pm CST (20:49 UTC), estimated · 80 nm along the route, 5 nm off the line · OKM 10/003
  as issued

  !OKM 10/003 OKM OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1010689) 354327.10N0955916.70W (3.9NM NW OKM) 1334FT (340FT AGL) U/S 2610051449-2611192049EST

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1241041) 35°30′N 95°57′W (7.2 nautical miles NNE F10) 1038.1FT (308.1FT above ground level) out of service until Sat 26 Dec, 5:58 am CST (11:58 UTC) · 80 nm along the route, 8 nm off the line · F10 09/290
  as issued

  !MLC 09/290 F10 OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1241041) 353057.00N0955707.50W (7.2NM NNE F10) 1038.1FT (308.1FT AGL) U/S 2609271058-2612261158

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1202657) 35°43′N 95°59′W (3.9 nautical miles NNW OKM) 1309.1FT (318.2FT above ground level) out of service until Mon 19 Oct, 6:59 pm CDT (23:59 UTC) · 80 nm along the route, 5 nm off the line · OKM 07/014
  as issued

  !OKM 07/014 OKM OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1202657) 354329.00N0955917.00W (3.9NM NNW OKM) 1309.1FT (318.2FT AGL) U/S 2607191914-2610192359

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1233927) 35°44′N 95°50′W (6.8 nautical miles northeast OKM) 1170.9FT (379.9FT above ground level) out of service until Wed 2 Dec, 5:59 pm CST (23:59 UTC) · 90 nm along the route, 5 nm off the line · OKM 10/001
  as issued

  !OKM 10/001 OKM OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1233927) 354431.00N0955034.00W (6.8NM NE OKM) 1170.9FT (379.9FT AGL) U/S 2610021716-2612022359

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1062616) 35°45′N 95°48′W (8.3 nautical miles southwest 2K9) 1548.9FT (789.0FT above ground level) out of service until Tue 1 Dec, 5:59 pm CST (23:59 UTC) · 90 nm along the route, 5 nm off the line · 2K9 09/313
  as issued

  !MLC 09/313 2K9 OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1062616) 354508.50N0954815.90W (8.3NM SW 2K9) 1548.9FT (789.0FT AGL) U/S 2609281536-2612012359

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1246484) 35°45′N 95°33′W (6.7 nautical miles southeast 2K9) 909.1FT (306.1FT above ground level) out of service until Fri 23 Oct, 10:22 pm CDT (03:22 UTC) · 100 nm along the route, 4 nm off the line · 2K9 10/111
  as issued

  !MLC 10/111 2K9 OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1246484) 354527.80N0953355.40W (6.7NM SE 2K9) 909.1FT (306.1FT AGL) U/S 2610090422-2610240322

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1299101) 35°38′N 95°39′W (11.7 nautical miles south 2K9) 933.7FT (304.8FT above ground level) out of service until Sun 18 Oct, 9:50 pm CDT (02:50 UTC) · 100 nm along the route, 5 nm off the line · 2K9 10/066
  as issued

  !MLC 10/066 2K9 OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1299101) 353817.30N0953919.40W (11.7NM S 2K9) 933.7FT (304.8FT AGL) U/S 2610040350-2610190250

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1225005) 35°36′N 95°40′W (13.3 nautical miles south 2K9) 993.8FT (347.8FT above ground level) out of service until Sat 21 Nov, 10:28 am CST (16:28 UTC) · 100 nm along the route, 7 nm off the line · 2K9 07/300
  as issued

  !MLC 07/300 2K9 OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1225005) 353638.10N0954018.90W (13.3NM S 2K9) 993.8FT (347.8FT AGL) U/S 2607241628-2611211628

• Obstruction tower lights (ASR 1227250) 35°37′N 95°39′W (12.6 nautical miles south 2K9) 978.7FT (329.7FT above ground level) out of service until Sat 21 Nov, 10:27 am CST (16:27 UTC) · 100 nm along the route, 6 nm off the line · 2K9 07/299
  as issued

  !MLC 07/299 2K9 OBST TOWER LGT (ASR 1227250) 353723.90N0953917.80W (12.6NM S 2K9) 978.7FT (329.7FT AGL) U/S 2607241627-2611211627

• Obstruction tower lights (ASN 2013-ASW-8152-OE) 35°48′N 95°20′W (8.7 nautical miles northeast MKO) 805 ft (303 ft above ground level) out of service until Thu 31 Dec, 6:00 am CST (12:00 UTC) · 110 nm along the route, 5 nm off the line · MKO 02/002
  as issued

  !MKO 02/002 MKO OBST TOWER LGT (ASN 2013-ASW-8152-OE) 354808N0952029W (8.7NM NE MKO) 805FT (303FT AGL) U/S 2602022128-2612311200

• Obstruction tower lights (ASN 2013-ASW-8146-OE) 35°44′N 95°17′W (6.1 nautical miles northeast MKO) 824 ft (297 ft above ground level) out of service until Thu 31 Dec, 6:00 am CST (12:00 UTC) · 120 nm along the route, 5 nm off the line · MKO 03/004
  as issued

  !MKO 03/004 MKO OBST TOWER LGT (ASN 2013-ASW-8146-OE) 354415N0951704W (6.1NM NE MKO) 824FT (297FT AGL) U/S 2603031542-2612311200

• Obstruction tower lights (ASN 2013-ASW-8145-OE) 35°44′N 95°16′W (6.4 nautical miles northeast MKO) 798 ft (304 ft above ground level) out of service until Thu 31 Dec, 6:00 am CST (12:00 UTC) · 120 nm along the route, 5 nm off the line · MKO 03/007
  as issued

  !MKO 03/007 MKO OBST TOWER LGT (ASN 2013-ASW-8145-OE) 354432N0951651W (6.4NM NE MKO) 798FT (304FT AGL) U/S 2603031542-2612311200

• Obstruction tower lights (ASN 2013-ASW-8144-OE) 35°44′N 95°17′W (6.1 nautical miles northeast MKO) 824 ft (297 ft above ground level) out of service until Thu 31 Dec, 6:00 am CST (12:00 UTC) · 120 nm along the route, 5 nm off the line · MKO 03/006
  as issued

  !MKO 03/006 MKO OBST TOWER LGT (ASN 2013-ASW-8144-OE) 354414N0951702W (6.1NM NE MKO) 824FT (297FT AGL) U/S 2603031541-2612311200

• Obstruction tower lights (ASN 2013-ASW-8143-OE) 35°44′N 95°16′W (6.4 nautical miles northeast MKO) 800 ft (302 ft above ground level) out of service until Thu 31 Dec, 6:00 am CST (12:00 UTC) · 120 nm along the route, 5 nm off the line · MKO 03/005
  as issued

  !MKO 03/005 MKO OBST TOWER LGT (ASN 2013-ASW-8143-OE) 354431N0951648W (6.4NM NE MKO) 800FT (302FT AGL) U/S 2603031540-2612311200

• Obstruction tower lights (ASN 2013-ASW-8148-OE) 35°47′N 95°16′W (9.3 nautical miles NNE MKO) 763 ft (250 ft above ground level) out of service until Thu 31 Dec, 6:00 am CST (12:00 UTC) · 120 nm along the route, 5 nm off the line · MKO 02/003
  as issued

  !MKO 02/003 MKO OBST TOWER LGT (ASN 2013-ASW-8148-OE) 354755N0951659W (9.3NM NNE MKO) 763FT (250FT AGL) U/S 2602022130-2612311200

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