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ATC History either located within the control tower complex or in a sep
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Glen Rose these controllers typically work an area of airspace with a 50
Top Gun radius and up to 17,000 feet of altitude. This airspace is configut
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Facilities: separated from other aircraft. Controllers in TRACONs determin
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Federal Aviation Administration

Eastern Region, Jamaica, NY 11430

Contact: Arlene Salac/Jim Peters

Phone: (718)553-3015

New York Enroute Air Traffic Control Center (New York Center)
New York Center, in Ronkonkoma, New York, is one of 20 Federal Aviation
Administration radar facilities nationwide that provide air traffic services for high
altitude aircraft.

New York Center is unique because it functions as a domestic enroute control

facility as well as an oceanic control facility. Two separate computer complexes
perform these functions.

AIRSPACE

New York Center controls approximately 3.27 million square feet of airspace. The
airspace contatins 17,000 square miles of domestic airspace and 3.25 million
square miles of oceanic airspace.

New York Center's oceanic airspoace shares common boundaries with five FAA
facilities, four foreign air traffic control centers and one foreign air traffic control
tower. The U.S. ceners include San Juan, Miami, Jacksonville, Washington and
Boston Centers; the foreign centers are in Canada, Portugal, and
Trinidad/Tobago; and the air traffic control tower is in Bermuda.

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Gas/Fuel 125.300 - Gabreski Airport (Westhampton) - Tower
Electricians 121.800 - Gabreski Airport (Westhampton) - Ground Control
Plumbing/AC 132.250 - Gabreski Airport (Westhampton) - Approach/Departure (NY)
Construction 122.950 - Gabreski Airport (Westhampton) - Unicom
Landscaping 119.300 - MacArthur Airport - Tower
Property 135.300 - MacArthur Airport - Ground Control
Food 121.850 - MacArthur Airport - Clearance Delivery
FM Radio 128.450 - MacArthur Airport - A.T.I.S.
Organizations 118.000 - MacArthur Airport - Approach/Departure (NY)
Other 120.050 - MacArthur Airport - Approach (NY
126.950 - MacArthur Airport - Approach (NY)
122.950 - MacArthur Airport - Unicom
122.100 - MacArthur Airport - Flight Service Station
122.200 - MacArthur Airport - Flight Service Station
Radio Codes 122.600 - MacArthur Airport - Flight Service Station
& Information 477.2125 - MacArthur Airport - Fire/Rescue (PL 107.2)
476.3875 - MacArthur Airport - Ground Operations (PL 107.2)
SCPD Info. 452.875 - MacArthur Airport - Parking
SCPD Codes 46.46 - MacArthur Airport - Fire (Countywide)
46.44 - MacArthur Airport - Fire (Division 3)

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