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KFRG Procedures 21280 REPUBLIC (FRG) AIRPORT DIAGRAM AL-704 (FAA) FARMINGDALE, NEW YORK ATIS 40°44.5'N 126.65 REPUBLIC TOWER 118.8 279.65 GND CON 121.6 269.6 CLNC DEL Q VA 128.25 FIELD R ELEV D 13 19 . 81 0 ° W G1 1 B JANUARY 2020 B2 ANNUAL RATE OF CHANGE 192 G2 0.0° E EMAS . ELEV 2 ° 78 C B G3 14 145 C .2 E ° B3 G4 1 A F 40°44.0'N H C NE-2, 07 OCT 2021 to 04 NOV #1 A B4 G5 5516 2 TANK A G B X 150 A3 G6 N A G B P LAHSO RWY 01-19 2 D PCN 22 F/B/W/U G S-45, D-60 A D RWY 14-32 TWR 6833 PCN 22 F/B/W/U NE-2, 07 OCT 2021 to 04 NOV 199 B5 G7 A4 X S-45, D-60 150 0 G . A MAIN 3 1 % D TERMINAL U P A 40°43.5'N H G 5 D H #2 B 8 012 . 2 325 ° .3 A ° B6 G9 1 ELEV TANK 64 6 A M M 32 ELEV 61 EMAS 73°25.0'W 73°24.5'W CAUTION: BE ALERT TO RUNWAY CROSSING CLEARANCES. READBACK OF ALL RUNWAY HOLDING INSTRUCTIONS IS REQUIRED. AIRPORT DIAGRAM FARMINGDALE, NEW YORK 21280 REPUBLIC (FRG) (DEEZZ5.DEEZZ)18200 AL-704 (FAA) REPUBLIC (FRG) DEEZZ FIVE DEPARTURE (RNAV) FARMINGDALE, NEW YORK ATIS 126.65 TOP ALTITUDE: CLNC DEL 3000 128.25 GND CON 121.6 269.6 REPUBLIC TOWER 118.8 279.65 NEW YORK DEP CON 11000 125.7 353.75 *2900 8000 290 ° *2600 15000 KURNL (16) 143 2700 295 * ° ° 230 ° 9 NM HEERO (16 252) ) K (27 DEEZZ 323 CANDR ° TAKEOFF MINIMUMS 15000 ° 2600 009 * ) Rwys 14, 19: Standard. 231 DEER PARK 33 ( Rwy 1: Standard with minimum climb 012 ° DPK of 240' per NM to 800. ° Rwy 32: Standard with minimum climb NE-2, 07 OCT 2021 to 04 NOV 580 325 TOWIN of 245' per NM to 800. ° 145 192 ° NOTE: DME/DME/IRU or GPS required. 580 ° NOTE: RADAR required. 580 NOTE: RNAV 1. NOTE: TOWIN transition ATC ° ° assigned only. 219 219 NOTE: Chart not to scale. T NE-2, 07 OCT 2021 to 04 NOV DEPARTURE ROUTE DESCRIPTION TAKEOFF RUNWAY 1: Climb heading 012°, thence . TAKEOFF RUNWAY 14: Climb heading 145° to 580, then climbing right turn heading 219°, thence . TAKEOFF RUNWAY 19: Climb heading 192° to 580, then climbing right turn heading 219°, thence . TAKEOFF RUNWAY 32: Climb heading 325° to 580, then climbing right turn heading 009°, thence . expect vectors to DEEZZ, then on track 295° to HEERO. Maintain 3000. Expect clearance to filed altitude/flight level within ten (10) minutes after departure. CANDR TRANSITION (DEEZZ5.CANDR) TOWIN TRANSITION (DEEZZ5.TOWIN) DEEZZ FIVE DEPARTURE (RNAV) FARMINGDALE, NEW YORK REPUBLIC (FRG) (DEEZZ5.DEEZZ)19JUL18 (REP1.REP)20086 AL-704 (FAA) REPUBLIC(FRG) REPUBLIC ONE DEPARTURE FARMINGDALE, NEW YORK ATIS 126.65 TOP ALTITUDE: CLNC DEL 3000 128.25 GND CON 121.6 269.6 REPUBLIC TOWER GAYEL GREKI 118.8 (CTAF) 279.65 NEW YORK DEP CON N41°24.40' N41°28.80' W74°21.43' W73°18.85' 125.7 353.75 NEION L-33-34, H-10-12 L-33-34, H-10-12 MERIT N41°13.69' N41°22.92' W74°34.85' HAAYS W73°08.25' L-33-34 L-33-34, H-10-12 N41°19.20' H-10-12 BAYYS W74°28.03' N41°17.35' L-33-34 W72°58.28' COATE SPARTA -054 L-33-34 R N41°08.17' ° ° 229 H-10-12 115.7 SAX S V W74°41.71' XA L-33-34, H-10-12 Chan 104 013 010 N41°04.05'-W74°32.30' R-311 V L-33-34, H-10-12 116-1 ° ° 88 0 BRIDGEPORT 2 2 108.8 BDRB 220 RD Chan 25 LANNA N40°33.58' N41°09.64'-W73°07.47' NE-2, 07 OCT 2021 to 04 NOV ROBBINSVILLE W75°01.66' L-33-34, H-10-12 113.8 RBVR L-33-34 VB KENNEDY H-10-12 Chan 85 115.9 JFK JFK N40°12.14'-W74°29.70' Chan 106 SHIPP L-34, H-10-12 N40°37.97'-W73°46.28' N40°19.77' L-33-34, H-10-12 W73°14.84' L-34 WAVEY N40°14.08' W73°23.66' YARDLEY DIXIE L-34 108.2 ARDA DR N40°05.96' Chan 19 W74°09.87' N40°15.20'-W74°54.46' WHITE L-34 L-34, H-10-12 N40°00.41' W74°15.08' NE-2, 07 OCT 2021 to 04 NOV NOTE: RADAR required. L-34, H-10-12 TAKEOFF MINIMUMS: Rwy 14, 19: Standard. 1 Rwy 1: 300-1 4 or standard with minimum climb of 240' per NM to 300, or alternatively, with standard takeoff minimums and a normal 200' per NM climb gradient, takeoff must occur no later then 1900' prior to DER. Rwy 32: Standard with minimum climb of 240' per NM to 800. NOTE: Chart not to scale. T DEPARTURE ROUTE DESCRIPTION TAKEOFF RUNWAY 1: Climb heading 013°, thence.... TAKEOFF RUNWAYS 14, 19: Climbing right turn to heading 220°, thence.... TAKEOFF RUNWAY 32: Climbing right turn to heading 010°, thence.... ....RADAR vectors to assigned route or depicted fix. Maintain 3000. Expect clearance to filed altitude/flight level 10 minutes after departure. BAYYS DEPARTURES: RADAR vectors will be provided to BDR VOR/DME R-054 to BAYYS. COATE DEPARTURES: RADAR vectors will be provided to SAX VORTAC R-311, to COATE. FARMINGDALE, NEW YORK REPUBLIC ONE DEPARTURE REPUBLIC (FRG) (REP1.REP) 03JAN19 FARMINGDALE, NEW YORK AL-704 (FAA) 21280 Rwy Idg 6157 LOC I-FRG APP CRS TDZE 77 ILS or LOC RWY 14 111.9 146° Apt Elev 80 REPUBLIC (FRG) T Inop table does not apply to S-ILS 14. For inop MALSR, increase S-LOC 14 MALSF MISSED APPROACH: Climb A 3 Cats A/B visibility to 1, Cats C/D visibility to 18 . Autopilot coupled approach to 800 then climbing left turn NA below 310. When local altimeter setting not received, use Islip altimeter to 3000 direct DPKVOR/DME A setting: increase S-ILS 14 all DA to 314 feet; increase all MDAs 40 feet and 4 and hold, continue 1 visibility Cat C 4 SM. climb-in-hold to 3000. CLNC DEL ATIS NEW YORK APP CON REPUBLIC TOWER GND CON CLNC DEL UNICOM 128.25 126.65 128.125 269.0 118.8 (CTAF) L 279.65 121.6 269.6 122.95 128.25 (When twr closed) 636 FR 25 N SA M M 1 4 5 ° 2900 2100 020 - R ° 326 (CFVTQ) 055 ° ° NE-2, 07 OCT 2021 to 04 NOV 200 146 579 ° x 1900 1 ° m 276° 020 in DEER PARK 326 561 (8.2) 117.7 DPK ° Chan 124 297 LOM/IAF 360 FRIKK 183 407 FR LOCALIZER 111.9 I-FRG NE-2, 07 OCT 2021 to 04 NOV ELEV 80 D TDZE 77 146° 3.9 NM from FAF 19 P A 4 VGSI and ILS glidepath not coincident 800 3000 DPK 14 (VGSI Angle 3.00/TCH 50). P One Minute H 5516 FR Holding Pattern LOM X 150 1376 TWR 6833 326° 199 0 X 1600 . 3 150 146° % U P 146 H ° GS 3.00° 1400 P TCH 60 1 P 32 3.9 NM CATEGORY A B C D MIRL Rwy 1-19 L 3 3 S-ILS 14 277-4 200 (200- 4 ) HIRL Rwy 14-32 L REIL Rwys 1, 19, and 32 L 3 3 S-LOC 14 560-4 483 (500- 4 ) 560-1 483 (500-1) FAF to MAP 3.9 NM 1 640-1 720-1 860-2 4 1000-3 Knots 60 90 120 150 180 CIRCLING 1 560 (600-1) 640 (700-1) 780 (800-2 4 ) 920 (1000-3) Min:Sec 3:54 2:36 1:57 1:34 1:18 FARMINGDALE, NEW YORK REPUBLIC (FRG) Amdt 8F 12AUG21 40°44'N-73°25'W ILS or LOC RWY 14 FARMINGDALE, NEW YORK AL-704 (FAA) 21280 WAAS Rwy Idg 5516 APP CRS CH 82524 TDZE 72 RNAV (GPS) RWY 1 013° W01A Apt Elev 80 REPUBLIC (FRG) RNP APCH - GPS. MISSED APPROACH: T (Do not exceed 190K until DPK VOR/DME) For uncompensated Baro-VNAV systems, LNAV/VNAV A Climb to 800 then climbing right turn NA below -12°C or above 54°C. to 3000 direct DPK VOR/DME and 3 Rwy 1 helicopter visibility reduction below 4 SM NA. hold, continue climb-in-hold to 3000. CLNC DEL ATIS NEW YORK APP CON REPUBLIC TOWER GND CON CLNC DEL UNICOM 128.25 126.65 128.125 269.0 118.8 (CTAF) L 279.65 121.6 269.6 122.95 128.25 (When twr closed) 4 NM ° ° 579 200 020 561 DEER PARK DPK 604 296 RW01 183 360 NE-2, 07 OCT 2021 to 04 NOV XAREW 2.5 NM to RW01 (FAF) DEUCE W0125 R N A M 1600 S 013 ( M 6 . 2 2900 ) ° 2000 (IAF) 2000 284° WULUG (IAF) 098° (6.5) ZACHS (6.6) (IF) BLAND NE-2, 07 OCT 2021 to 04 NOV 225K ELEV 80 D TDZE 72 19 800 3000 DPK P A BLAND 4 14 DEUCE P XAREW H 5516 2000 2.5 NM to ° 1600 013 X 1.1 NM to RW01 150 RW01 RW01 TWR 6833 199 GP 3.00° 0 X 1600 .
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