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Aircraft Ground Crew (FM) Licenses LOS ANGELE 452.3125 MO DELTA AIR LINES INC OAKLAND 460.7500 FB2 curity frequencies at SFO (San Francisco Inter- AMERICA WEST AIRLINES INC SAN DIEGO 464.6000 FB2 CONTINENTAL AIRLINES ONTARIO 460.8500 FB2 national). Southwest Airlines use DPL 074 for AMERICA WEST AIRLINES INC SAN FRANCI 461.8125 MO CONTINENTAL AIRLINES SACRAMENTO 464.6250 FB2 all of their ramp frequencies at OAK. American AMERICA WEST AIRLINES INC SAN JOSE 464.6000 FB2 CONTINENTAL AIRLINES SAN DIEGO 460.7500 MO AMERICA WEST AIRLINES INC Airlines use PL 127.3 for all of their ramp fre- SANTA ANA 464.6000 FBMO CONTINENTAL AIRLINES SAN DIEGO 460.8000 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES 460.7000 MO CONTINENTAL AIRLINES SAN FRANCI 460.7250 FB2 quencies at SJC." AMERICAN AIRLINES 460.7750 MO CONTINENTAL AIRLINES SAN FRANCI 460.8500 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES Bob did not have a chance to include this 460.9375 MO CONTINENTAL AIRLINES SAN FRANCI 464.7750 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES information in his report so we decided to re- 461.3875 MO CONTINENTAL AIRLINES SAN JOSE 460.7000 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES print California data from the new "Aircraft 461.4875 MO CONTINENTAL AIRLINES SAN JOSE 461.2500 FBMO AMERICAN AIRLINES Ground Crew" section of the Police Call CD- 461.5125 MO CONTINENTAL AIRLINES SANTA ANA 460.8500 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES 461.7315 MO CONTINENTAL AIRLINES SOUTH SAN 460.7000 ROM, 2"`I edition, which should now be avail- FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES 461.7625 MO CONTINENTAL AIRLINES 464.5000 MOI able. This data is not included in the Police Call AMERICAN AIRLINES 461.8125 MO CONTINENTAL AIRLINES 464.5500 MOI AMERICAN AIRLINES books (due to space considerations), but we were 462.0875 MO CONTINENTAL AIRLINES SAN DIEGO 460.8250 FBMO AMERICAN AIRLINES able to include it on the CD. 463.5875 MO CROWN AIR SAN DIEGO 151.8050 FBMO AMERICAN AIRLINES Note that when the transmitter city column 463.8875 MO DELTA AIR LINES INC 460.1500 MO AMERICAN AIRLINES 463.9125 MO DELTA AIR LINES INC BURBANK 460.7500 FBMO is blank, then the license will be used for mo- AMERICAN AIRLINES 464.2375 MO DELTA AIR LINES INC LOS ANGELE 460.6500 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES bile operations. Many of these licenses are for 464.5125 MO DELTA AIR LINES INC LOS ANGELE 460.1500 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES paging or data. Licenses with a transmitter type 464.6875 MO DELTA AIR LINES INC LOS ANGELE 460.7750 F132 AMERICAN AIRLINES of FB2 are repeaters and FBMO are basemo- 464.8625 MO DELTA AIR LINES INC LOS ANGELE 460.8250 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES 464.8875 bile systems. MO DELTA AIR LINES INC LOS ANGELE 460.8500 032 AMERICAN AIRLINES BURBANK 460.6500 FB2 DELTA AIR LINES INC LOS ANGELE 461.7000 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES LOS ANGELE 451.3625 MO DELTA AIR LINES INC LOS ANGELE 464.5150 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES California Aircraft Ground Crew (FM) Licenses LOS ANGELE 452.3125 MO DELTA AIR LINES INC OAKLAND 460.7500 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES LOS ANGELE 452.4125 FB2 DELTA AIR LINES INC ONTARIO COMPANY NAME TRANSMITTERFREO. TX TYPE 460.8750 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES LOS ANGELE 452.4625 FB2 DELTA AIR LINES INC SACRAMENTO CITY 460.7500 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES LOS ANGELE 462.8500 FB DELTA AIR LINES INC SAN DIEGO 460.7500 AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 451.3125 MO FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES OAKLAND 460.6500 FB2 DELTA AIR LINES INC SAN FRANCI AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 451.4875 MO 460.7500 F62 AMERICAN AIRLINES ONTARIO 460.6500 FB2 DELTA AIR LINES INC SAN FRANCI AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 451.5125 MO 460.8000 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES ONTARIO 460.7750 FB2 DELTA AIR LINES INC SAN FRANCI AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 451.5375 MO 460.8250 F132 AMERICAN AIRLINES PALM SPRIN 460.6500 FB2 DELTA AIR LINES INC SAN JOSE AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 451.5625 MO 460.8000 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES SACRAMENTO 460.6500 FB2 DELTA AIR LINES INC SANTA ANA AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 451.5875 MO 460.7500 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES SAN DIEGO 460.7000 FB2 DHL AIRWAYS INC EL TORO 939.9625 AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 451.6125 MO FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES SAN DIEGO 460.7750 FB2 DHL AIRWAYS INC MCKITTRICK AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 451.6315 MO 461.0250 FB4 AMERICAN AIRLINES SAN DIEGO 461.9375 MO DHLAIRWAYSINC MONTROSE 939.9625 AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 451.6625 MO FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES SAN DIEGO 462.0375 MO DHL AIRWAYSINC BERKLEY AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 451.6875 MO 854.2125 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES SAN DIEGO 463.3875 MO DHLAIRWAYSINC BERKLEY AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 451.1125 MO 854.4125 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES SAN DIEGO 463.6125 MO DHLAIRWAYSINC SAN JOSE AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 451.7625 MO 854.2125 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES SAN DIEGO 463.8625 MO DHL AIRWAYSINC SAN JOSE 854.4125 AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 452.0625 MO FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES SAN DIEGO 464.3125 MO DHL AIRWAYSINC WALNUTCRE AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 452.1125 MO 854.2125 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES SAN FRANCI 460.1750 f112 DHL AIRWAYSINC WALNUTCRE AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 452.1625 MO 854.4125 FB2 AMERICAN AIRLINES SAN JOSE 460.6500 FB2 FARMERS AERIAL SERVICE INC BLYTHE AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 452.2815 MO 463.3500 FB4 AMERICAN AIRLINES SAN JOSE 460.6750 FB FLYING TIGER LINE INC SAN FRANCI AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 452.4125 MO 460.8250 FBMO AMERICAN AIRLINES SAN JOSE 460.7750 FB2 FRONTIER AIRLINES INC AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 452.5125 MO 464.4375 MO AMERICAN AIRLINES SAN JOSE 460.8500 MO FRONTIER AIRLINES INC SAN DIEGO AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 452.6875 MO 460.7250 MO AMERICAN AIRLINES SAN JOSE 460.8750 FBMO FRONTIER AIRLINES INC SAN DIEGO AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC 463.6875 MO 460.8250 MO AMERICAN AIRLINES SAN JOSE 464.9125 MO GM AIR INDIO AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC LOS ANGELE 460.8000 FB2 461.3250 FB4 AMERICAN AIRLINES SANTA ANA 460.6500 FB2 HORIZON AIR 469.5375 MO AERONAUTICAL RADIO INC LOS ANGELE 460.8750 FB AMERICAN AIRLINES SOUTH LAKE 460.6500 FB2 HOST MARRIOT SERVICES CORP SAN DIEGO AIR NEW ZEALAND LTD LOS ANGELE 151.9550 FBMO 464.9000 FB2 AMERICAN TRANS AIR 452.4125 MO HOST MARRIOTT SERVICE CORP 451.1125 AIR RESORTS AIRLINES 463.9375 MO MO AMERICAN TRANS AIR 452.4625 MO HOST MARRIOTT SERVICE CORP LOS ANGELE AIR RESORTS AIRLINES 463.9625 MO 464.8250 FB2 AMERICAN TRANS AIR INC SAN FRANCI 460.1500 FB2 LONG BEACH MILLION AIR LONG BEACH AIR RESORTS AIRLINES 464.0125 MO 464.7500 FB2 AMERICAN WEST AIRLINES INC LOS ANGELE 464.7000 FB2 MARCONI FLIGHT SYSTEMS INC MOJAVE AIRCRAFT SERVICES LAX FUEL LOS ANGELE 463.7250 MO 464.9750 FB2 AMERIFLIGHT INC 464.5000 MOI MARRIOTT IN FLIGHT SERVICES 461.6375 ALASKA AIRLINES INC SAN DIEGO 460.8750 FB2 MO AMR AMERICAN AIRLINES LOS ANGELE 507.9375 FB2 MARRIOTT IN FLIGHT SERVICES 464.1125 ALASKA AIRLINES INC 460.8250 MO MO AMR EAGLE AIRLINES 460.7000 MO MGM GRAND AIR INC 461.9125 ALASKA AIRLINES INC BURBANK 460.8250 FB MO AMR EAGLE AIRLINES 460.7750 MO MGM GRAND AIR INC 467.1625 ALASKA AIRLINES INC LONG BEACH 460.8250 FB2 MO ART SCHOLL AVIATION 464.9500 MO MIDWAY AIRLINES INC ALASKA AIRLINES INC OAKLAND 460.6500 FB2 460.7750 MO ASIANA AIRLINES 461.3375 MO MILLION AIR INC ALASKA AIRLINES INC OAKLAND 460.6750 FB2 464.2375 MO ASIANA AIRLINES 464.3250 MO NORTHWEST AIRLINES INC 460.6750 ALASKA AIRLINES INC OAKLAND 460.8250 FB2 MO ASIANA AIRLINES 464.8250 MO NORTHWEST AIRLINES INC ALASKA AIRLINES INC PALM SPRIN 460.8250 FB2 460.8875 MO BRIDGEFORD FLYING SERVICE 154.6000 MO NORTHWEST AIRLINES INC ALASKA AIRLINES INC SAN DIEGO 460.7750 FB2 461.3625 MO BRITISH AIRWAYS SAN DIEGO 460.6500 FB2 NORTHWEST AIRLINES INC ALASKA AIRLINES INC SAN JOSE 460.8250 FB2 465.8875 MO BUTLER AVIATION INC SAN FRANCI 151.8050 FBMO NORTHWEST AIRLINES INC LOS ANGELE 460.7000 ALASKA AIRLINES INC SAN MATEO 460.8250 FB FB2 CHINA AIRLINES SAN FRANCI 460.7750 FB2 NORTHWEST AIRLINES INC LOS ANGELE 461.4125 ALASKA AIRLINES INC SANTA ANA 460.8000 FB2 FB2 CHINA AIRLINES SAN FRANCI 460.7750 FB2 NORTHWEST AIRLINES INC OAKLAND AMERICA WEST AIRLINES INC 460.6500 MO 460.8500 FB2 CONTINENTAL AIRLINES 460.7000 MO NORTHWEST AIRLINES INC ONTARIO AMERICA WEST AIRLINES INC 461.8125 MO 460.7250 FB2 CONTINENTAL AIRLINES 460.8000 MO NORTHWEST AIRLINES INC SAN DIEGO AMERICA WEST AIRLINES INC 462.8125 MO 460.8500 FB2 CONTINENTAL AIRLINES 462.0125 MO NORTHWEST AIRLINES INC SAN FRANCI 460.8250 AMERICA WEST AIRLINES INC 463.8125 MO FB CONTINENTAL AIRLINES 464.7875 MO NORTHWEST AIRLINES INC SANTA ANA AMERICA WEST AIRLINES INC 464.6000 MO 460.7000 FB2 CONTINENTAL AIRLINES LONG BEACH 460.8500 FB2 NORTHWEST AIRLINES INC AMERICA WEST AIRLINES INC 464.8125 MO 451.9250 MO CONTINENTAL AIRLINES LOS ANGELE 460.1000 FB2 NORTHWEST AIRLINES INC AMERICA WEST AIRLINES INC BURBANK 464.6000 MO 451.9750 MO CONTINENTAL AIRLINES LOS ANGELE 460.8500 FB2 NORTHWEST AIRLINES INC AMERICA WEST AIRLINES INC LONG BEACH 460.6500 MO 464.3250 MO CONTINENTAL AIRLINES LOS ANGELE 464.4750 FB2 NORTHWEST AIRLINES INC AMERICA WEST AIRLINES INC OAKLAND 464.6000 MO 464.5750 MO CONTINENTAL AIRLINES LOS ANGELE 464.8750 FB2 NORTHWEST AIRLINES INC 464.6750 MO 36 MONITORING TIMES October 2000.
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