NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA - CNATRA - The US Navy

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(3) SEVERE-Heavy concentration of birds on or
immediately above the active runway or the other specific
locations that represent an immediate hazard to safe flying
operations. Aircrews must thoroughly evaluate mission need
before operating in areas under condition SEVERE. Full stop
landings only. Formation takeoffs are prohibited.
b. Report all bird and animal strikes on or in the vicinity of
Nellis AFB (KLSV) to Airfield Management Operations 57
OSS/OSAA DSN 682-4600 or to Pilot to Dispatcher in accordance
with AFPAM 91- 212.
7. All secrets must be stored in the Nellis AFB (KLSV)
Command Post. COMSEC materials not available for issue.
(AFFSA/AFFSA FIL 05-654)
8. Wind information provided by Nellis Approach is reported
using FMQ-13 and is considered estimated. Nellis weather and
Nellis Tower have implemented the FMQ-19 as the official airfield
wind sensor.
(57 OSS-OSAA/57 OSS-OSAA FIL 07-791)
9. Lights out night vision goggle flight training and IFF-OFF
operations conducted within the Desert and Reveille North/South
military operation areas (MOAs) below 18,000’ when the MOAs
are active. Traffic advisories are available from Nellis ATC on
126.65 or 124.95.
(57 OSS-OSAA/57 OSS-OSAA FIL 07-808)
New Orleans NAS JRB (KNBG), LA
1. TRANSIENT AIRCRAFT - PPR for all aircraft not assigned,
DSN 678-3602/3603, C504-678-3602/3603. Expect official
business only restrictions during the Mardi Gras season (usually
February).
2. ARRESTING GEAR REMOVAL - Available, 20 minutes
advance notice required.
3. TRANSPORTATION - On and off station transportation is
available for transient aircrews only. Request should be made
through the flight planning office in Base Operations.
Transportation is provided by the base duty driver. Off base
transportation is limited to hotel/billeting facilities on the West
Bank and at the discretion of the Command Duty Officer.
Commercial rental vehicles with delivery to Base Operations is
available by calling Enterprise Rental Cars at C504-433-2325.
4. BILLETING ACCOMODATIONS - Transient billeting
arrangements can be made by calling DSN 678-3419 or C504-
678-3419. Space may be limited.
5. CUSTOMS - Available 2 hour prior notice, contact
CUSTOMS C504-269-6149. Agriculture inspection not available.
6. CATEGORY III TACTICAL REDUCED RUNWAY
SEPARATION - Effective for USN/USMC and locally based Air
Force aircraft, 3000’ between similar aircraft and 6000’ between
dissimilar aircraft.
7. NOISE ABATEMENT - All departures fly runway heading and
maintain 1000’ MSL or below until crossing the departure end of
the runway. Afterburners will be secured at the airfield boundary.
For Rwy 04-22 departures, turn shall not be commenced below
2000’ MSL including flight join up maneuvers. Rwy 32 departures
expect an immediate left turn on departure.
8. CAUTION
a. High volume of civil fixed wing aircraft and helicopters
operating in the Class D Airspace N of the airfield.
b. Numerous birds on and in the vicinity of airfield
throughout the year. Increased activity 1 March through
30 September.
c. The intersection of Taxiway A and F not visible from the
tower.
d. Multiple obstructions 171’ AGL and below, within Class D
Airspace.
(USN/NAVFIG FIL 04-66)
9. AIRFIELD INFORMATION -
a. No runway distance remaining markers available for
Runway 14-32.
b. Fresnel Lens Optical Landing System (FLOLS) Runway 4-
22, 14-32 unavailable.
c. ILS - PAR monitoring not available.
(USN/NAVFIG FIL 07-28)
New River MCAS (KNCA), NC
1. CAUTION -
a. Extensive live field firing and close air support Camp
Lejeune (KNCA) complex surface to 17,500’. Contact Range
Control 325.0 FM 38.6 for advisories.
b. Extensive helicopter training operations in the vicinity of
New River MCAS (KNCA). All aircraft communicating with the
tower shall utilize the UHF tower and ground primary frequency if
so equipped.
c. Extensive bird activity in the vicinity of the airfield
October through April.
(USN/NAVFIG 05-91)
2. NOISE ABATEMENT - New River MCAS (KNCA) employs
stringent noise abatement procedures. Strict adherence is
required to local course rules which have been designed to
ensure compliance. Under local course rules, the Catherine Lake
area is considered a noise sensitive area. Aircraft in the vicinity of
Catherine Lake shall transit the area at or above 1000’ MSL.
Contact Operations Duty Officer C910-449-6311/6316, DSN 752-
6311/6316 for additional information.
(USN/NAVFIG)
3. PPR for all transient aircraft. Contact Operations Duty
Officer Opr 1200-0600Z++ Mon-Thu; 1200-2400Z++ Fri; 1400-
2000Z++ Sat; 1700-2300Z++ Sun, closed holidays. Request PPR
by 1900Z++ day prior Mon-Fri and by 1900Z++ Fri for Sat-Sun.
Airfield hours subject to change by NOTAM.
(USN/NAVFIG 05-91)
4. Aircraft conducting LZ paradrops contact New River Tower
360.2 120.0.
(USN/NAVFIG)
Niagara Falls Intl (KIAG), NY
1. (AFRC) - Transient service extremely limited. No transient
alert service. No passenger service available, passenger
screening responsibility of onloading crew and required in
accordance with MAJCOM directive. Limited transient parking