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Well maintained grass field

This is a nice E/W field adjacent to Illinois Route 15 between Belleville, IL and East St. Louis, IL. Very easy to sight on due to diagonal SW/NE 4-lane highway right next to it. St. Elizabeth's Hospital is very quickly reached from here.

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JKF Sucks

This has to be one of the worst airports it has ever been my misfortune to fly through. We had to queue outside in 100 degree heat to get to check as non of the automated check in booths was working. No staff to help!

Coming back - there is no direct wheel chair access from plane side to immigration meaning my wife and I were separated as she walked to immigration and I was wheeled out of the airport and backwards through customs and immigration to finally have our passports stamped.

The whole environment of the airport is dirty, dark and generally horrid, I will try really hard to never travel through here again.

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no air traffic control

There is however regular scheduled service to Washington DC, Detroit and Philadelphia from State College. Allegedly on home football game days this becomes the busiest uncontrolled airfield in the US/the world (depends on the source). The runway had to be lengthened to allow Michigan to land their enormous jet with the whole team and band on board.

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re: ver

hey guies

have you got my mail/fax

kind regards ove

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Great Local Airport

LHZ has the cheapest fuel prices in eastern NC... and it is full service. Rob Southerland is new airport director.

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New Restaurant

Coming soon is a new restaurant on the mezzanine level of the terminal. I was going to try it out -- but it was not opening until the following week. Looks like you'll have a great view of incoming traffic, you will be able to eat inside in the AC or outside on the lanai. On the south border of the airfield is a great walk-in pilot shop where you can buy just about anything you need.

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Fly In To The Beach

If you have a day to kick around... great location to fly the family to the beach. Park your aircraft, load up the beach chairs and walk across the highway to the beach. Check the weather carefully as winds make it difficult to land here. Not attended and no services available.

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Call Ahead

You should call ahead before flying in... no fuel available. Weather changes quickly -- no ASOS. Must register to park overnight, but stay is limited. No services available.

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FBO Services

Stopped here at Landmark Aviation -- staff were extremely friendly. Free crew car available if you call ahead. Fuel a little pricey...

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Fly In For Seafood

Anywhere in the vicinity... stop in here for fuel and fish. They'll give you a short ride into town to eat at Barbara Jeans Restaurant. Unbelievable value... you'll have to recheck your weight and balance after doing lunch at this place. They also have cheap self service fuel. Highly recommended.

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FBO -- Nicest in the Area

Atlantic Aviation FBO just completed new terminal facility. Roomy crw space -- try out the massage loungers. Beautiful space... good service. Pleanty of ramp space for larger aircraft.

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FBO Recommendation

Always used Atlantic Aviation... great service. Call ahead to reserve one of their crew cars. Plenty of ramp pace -- overnight parking free if you purchase fuel.

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Perfect Landing Restaurant

This is a great place -- fly in park right in front on the ramp. Sometimes busy --- but fabulous airport eat place. Decent prices; free aircraft parking. My favorite is their wings club sandwich.

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Blue Sky Bistro

Stop in to eat at Blue Sky Bistro... great sandwiches and breakfast food. Not open weekends. Runway grill also on airport... OK if not too busy.

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IFR Training Airport

If you need to keep your IFR currency... recommend flying to GSO... Tower will work with you -- great group... easy to work with.

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Airport About History

The airport is owned by the University of North Carolina and is scheduled to close in 2010 to make room for campus expansion. Too bad -- nice airport.

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Convenient to SE NC Beaches

Stop by and visit with Howie Franklin -- Airport Manager, who used to serve on Air Force One... His office is a museum. He loves visitors... even give you a discount on fuel.

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Accommodating airport for Outer Bank Visitors

Great rustic terminal... great ramp service. Crew car available to run onto town for a meal... Call ahead, busy during the summer months. Overnight free with fuel purchase.

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Cheap Fuel

Stop in to this quiet airport for some quick inexpensive self service fuel anywhere along the Atlantic coast corridor... great intermediate stop from NY to FL. Say high to George the airport manager... great service.

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57A Cafe

Decent eats right on the airport... pick a nice afternoon to fly in and enjoy the scenery and chocolate cake for dessert... Cheap fuel.

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Great Day or Weekend Fly In Location

Channel Marker restaurant a great place for lunch or dinner... fly in -- take one of the golf carts into town for a great day of eating and sightseeing. Fuel not available.

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BlueSkies Grille

Hungry for lunch... mingle with the pilots and enjoy this family style eatery right on the airport. Park your aircraft at the terminal -- walk inside and order the the daily special. Best lunch desserts around. Fuel is cheap too.

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Lunch Buffet

Fly in... enjoy lunch at the neat terminal cafe... $8 all-you-can-eat. Sit outside and watch aircraft circle in the pattern. Worth the trip.

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Cold War History

BodΓΈ was a major NATO air base during the Cold War. In 1960, it was the point of departure for the U2 spy plane flown by Gary Powers that was shot down over the Soviet Union.

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Great Lunch Place

Good eats right on the airport... sit out and watch the air traffic while enjoying your meal. Decent prices -- highly recommended...

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Restaurant

Great place to eat just off the airport. Homestead Restaurant http://www.thehomesteadsteakhouse.com/ When flying in... call ahead on Unicom 122.7 to arrange a free ride to/from the restaurant from the terminal. Great place to eat lunch and dinner. Posted by Komatoast

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Temporarily closed

This is Kiev's original, smaller airport (Boryspil, further out of town, is the main one).

As of 2009-01-22, the airport is still temporarily closed for repairs and upgrades (with all scheduled flights shifted to Boryspil), but is scheduled to reopen on 1 February.

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Mexican food

Last time I was there they had a great little Mexican restaurant on the field.

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re: This time the FAA is wrong

And the FAA replies:

We received the information to change the lat/long from GCR thru a XML

report.

Per telephone conversation with Joyce, GCR, she advised me to change the

lat/long back to what was previously published in NASR. See NFDD 015 dated

1/26/09.

Karen Myers-Martino

National Flight Data Center, AJR-32

202-267-9286

Fax 202-267-5322

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we are komming 18/5-2009

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Airport Cafe

Nice little cafe on the east end of the airport.

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Corsair Cafe

The cafe closed down last I heard. Post another comment if you hear it's open again.

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Air Museum

Stop in a visit the Spruce Goose (it really is big). Tell the FBO you'd like to visit the museum and they will arrange a ride for you.

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Nancy's Cafe

On north end of field next to fuel pumps. Great pies. Lots of local color here.

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cbz9

Good paved strip a long walk to town, most locals dont even know it exists

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Now used by the Coast Guard

The naval base closed in 2000, and the heliport is now used by the Singapore Coast Guard.

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Mainly helicopters

The Wikipedia article mentions only helicopter squadrons based here now, but the satellite photos still show well-maintained runways, so there might be some fixed-wing traffic as well.

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Two Niner Diner

Nice little cafe on the field.

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Deserted

No one here when I visited on Sunday, Jan 18th, 2009. What a beautiful place with flush toilets and a cool, secluded campground. I will definitely be back in a few weeks to do some camping and exploring.

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Wrong ID?

FAA uses MN76 for Marty's Tranquility Base, Prior Lake.

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Oh oh

Gordon Plew's CFS has this one as CFJ2, but his WAS has CFJ2 as CARIGNAN/RIVIÈRE L'ACADIE in Quebec.

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Wrong ID?

FAA uses TE05 for Mx Ranch Heliport

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Its already in your database

Already in database, please delete.

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Wrong ID?

FAA uses 25OR for Jack's Heliport, Scio.

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Wrong ID?

FAA uses LA14 for Coffman Heliport

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Wrong ID?

FAA uses 14NY for Windy's Heliport, Melville.

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Wrong ID?

FAA uses OH79 for Vermilion Township Heliport.

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Wrong ID?

FAA uses 64TX for North Central Baptist Hospital, San Antonio.

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Wrong ID?

FAA uses UT11 for Intermountain Medical Center in Murray.

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re: Wrong coordinates!

Should probably mention: FAA coordinates are (34.7866666666667,-116.464333333333)