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FAA INFORMATION EFFECTIVE 02 MAY 2013 Location AirNav: PHOG - Kahului Airport http://www.airnav.com/airport/PHOG 1220 users online Kahului Airport PHOG Kahului, Hawaii, USA GOING TO KAHULUI? Loc | Ops | Rwys | IFR | FBO | Links FAA INFORMATION EFFECTIVE 02 MAY 2013 Com | Nav | Svcs | Stats | Notes Location FAA Identifier: OGG Lat/Long: 20-53-55.1390N / 156-25-49.6483W 20-53.918983N / 156-25.827472W 20.8986497 / -156.4304579 (estimated) Elevation: 54 ft. / 16.5 m (surveyed) Variation: 11E (1990) From city: 3 miles E of KAHULUI, HI Time zone: UTC -10 (year round; does not observe DST) Zip code: 96732 Airport Operations Airport use: Open to the public Activation date: 10/1946 Sectional chart: HAWAIIAN ISLANDS Control tower: yes ARTCC: HONOLULU CONTROL FACILITY CENTER FSS: HONOLULU FLIGHT SERVICE STATION NOTAMs facility: OGG (NOTAM-D service available) Attendance: CONTINUOUS Wind indicator: yes Segmented circle: yes Beacon: white-green (lighted land airport) DUSK-DAWN. WHEN ATCT UNATNDD ACTVT MALSR RY 02 - HIRL RY 02/20 & MIRL RY 05/23 - CTAF. Road maps at: MapQuest Bing Fire and rescue: ARFF index D Google Yahoo! International operations: customs landing rights airport Aerial photo Airport Communications WARNING: Photo may not be current or correct CTAF: 118.7 UNICOM: 122.95 ATIS: 128.6 WX ASOS: PHONE 808-877-6282 MAUI GROUND: 121.9 279.6 [0600-2300] MAUI TOWER: 118.7 279.6 [0600-2300] HCF APPROACH APPROACH: 119.5(SOUTH) 120.2(NORTH) 225.4(SOUTH) 322.4(NORTH) [0600-2300] HCF APPROACH DEPARTURE: 119.5(SOUTH) 120.2(NORTH) Photo by Charles K. Morris, South 225.4(SOUTH) 322.4(NORTH) [0600-2300] Ramp Solutions LLC Photo taken 09-Sep-2006 CLEARANCE DELIVERY: 120.6 290.5 from a Vans RV-8 CLASS C IC: 119.5(SOUTH) 120.2(NORTH) 225.4(SOUTH) 322.4(NORTH) Do you have a better or more recent aerial photo of Kahului Airport that EMERG: 121.5 243.0 you would like to share? If so, WX AWOS-3PT at JHM (14 nm W): 118.525 (808-665-6101) please send us your photo. Nearby radio navigation aids Sectional chart 1 of 6 8/06/2013 0:48 AirNav: PHOG - Kahului Airport http://www.airnav.com/airport/PHOG VOR radial/distance VOR name Freq Var OGG at field MAUI VORTAC 115.10 11E LNYr064/31.2 LANAI VORTAC 117.70 11E NDB name Hdg/Dist Freq Var ID VALLEY ISLAND 021/1.3 327 11E VYI ...- -.-- .. LANAI 065/31.4 353 11E LLD .-.. .-.. -.. Airport Services Fuel available: 100 JET-A JET A FUEL AVBL 0700-1800, OTHER TIMES BY PRIOR Airport diagram ARRANGEMENT WITH FBO 24 HRS, (808) 871-5572, OR CAUTION: Diagram may not be (808) 873-6060. 100 OCTANE FUEL AVBL 24 HOURS current SELF-SERVICE. Parking: tiedowns Airframe service: MINOR Powerplant service: MINOR Bottled oxygen: NONE Bulk oxygen: NONE Runway Information Runway 2/20 Download PDF of official airport diagram from the Dimensions: 6995 x 150 ft. / 2132 x 46 m FAA Surface: asphalt/grooved, in good condition Weight bearing capacity: Single wheel: 130.0 Double wheel: 170.0 Airport distance Double tandem: 360.0 calculator Dual double tandem: 750.0 Flying to Kahului Airport? Find Runway edge lights: high intensity the distance to fly. RUNWAY 2 RUNWAY 20 Latitude: 20-53.348303N 20-54.295167N From to PHOG Longitude: 156-26.179152W 156-25.474495W Elevation: 53.5 ft. 12.4 ft. Gradient: 0.6% 0.6% Sunrise and sunset Traffic pattern: right left Times for 07-Jun-2013 Runway heading: 024 magnetic, 035 true 204 magnetic, 215 true Local Zulu (UTC-10) (UTC) Markings: precision, in good condition precision, in good Morning civil 05:20 15:20 condition twilight Sunrise 05:45 15:45 Visual slope indicator: 4-box VASI on left (3.00 4-light PAPI on left (3.00 Sunset 19:04 05:04 degrees glide path) degrees glide path) Evening civil 19:29 05:29 Approach lights: MALSR: 1,400 foot medium twilight intensity approach lighting system with runway Current date and time alignment indicator lights Zulu (UTC) 07-Jun-2013 22:47:48 Touchdown point: yes, no lights yes, no lights Local 07-Jun-2013 Instrument approach: ILS/DME (UTC-10) 12:47:48 Obstructions: 198 ft. stack, lighted, 9704 5 ft. bldg, marked, 300 ft. from runway, 500 ft. left ft. from runway, 250 ft. METAR of centerline, 48:1 slope to left of centerline, 20:1 PHOG 072154Z 07015G29KT clear slope to clear 10SM FEW035 SCT050 27/19 A3003 RMK AO2 PK HIGH TREES 600 FT NW WND 04029/2146 SLP174 CNTRLN EXTDD RY 20. T02720189 PHJH 072150Z 07015G26KT 13nm NW 15SM VCSH FEW020 Runway 5/23 FEW035 SCT045 27/17 A3004 RMK VCSH E-SE Dimensions: 4990 x 150 ft. / 1521 x 46 m TAF Surface: asphalt/grooved, in good condition PHOG 071739Z 0718/0818 Weight bearing capacity: Single wheel: 130.0 05013G20KT P6SM FEW035 SCT060 Double wheel: 170.0 FM072100 05020G30KT Double tandem: 270.0 P6SM FEW030 SCT050 Runway edge lights: medium intensity FM080600 05012KT P6SM FEW030 AMD LTD TO WX RUNWAY 5 RUNWAY 23 VIS AND WIND 2 of 6 8/06/2013 0:48 AirNav: PHOG - Kahului Airport http://www.airnav.com/airport/PHOG Latitude: 20-53.881367N 20-54.229233N 0809/0816 Longitude: 156-26.225920W 156-25.430775W PHJH 071739Z 0718/0818 13nm NW 08012KT P6SM VCSH Elevation: 20.1 ft. 15.9 ft. FEW025 SCT050 Gradient: 0.1% 0.1% FM072100 08015G25KT P6SM FEW025 BKN050 Traffic pattern: left right FM080700 08012KT P6SM Runway heading: 054 magnetic, 065 true 234 magnetic, 245 VCSH FEW020 BKN040 true AMD NOT SKED AFT 080400 Markings: nonprecision, in good condition nonprecision, in good condition NOTAMs Visual slope indicator: 4-box VASI on left (3.00 Click for the latest NOTAMs NOTAMs are issued by the degrees glide path) DoD/FAA and will open in a VASI UNUSBL BYD 4 NM FM separate window not THR DUE TO RAPIDLY RISING controlled by AirNav. TERRAIN. Touchdown point: yes, no lights yes, no lights Obstructions: 31 ft. trees, 1200 ft. from 35 ft. pole, 1500 ft. runway, 28:1 slope to clear from runway, 37:1 +6 FT EXTNDD GND 200 FT FM slope to clear THLD & 220 FT EACH SIDE CNTRLN; +32 FT LGTD WINDSOCK 0 FT FM THLD & 230 FT SE OF CNTRLN. Helipad H1 Dimensions: 125 x 125 ft. / 38 x 38 m Surface: asphalt, in good condition Traffic pattern: left left Airport Ownership and Management from official FAA records Ownership: Publicly-owned Owner: HAWAII STATE AIRPORTS DIV HONOLULU INTL ARPT HONOLULU, HI 96819 Phone 808-838-8600 Manager: MARVIN MONIZ 1 KAHULUI AIRPORT ROAD, UNIT 5 KAHULUI, HI 96732 Phone 808-872-3808 Airport Operational Statistics Aircraft based on the field: 56 Aircraft operations: avg 340/day * Single engine airplanes: 16 50% air taxi Multi engine airplanes: 13 32% commercial Helicopters: 25 9% transient general aviation Ultralights: 2 7% local general aviation 2% military * for 12-month period ending 30 June 2012 Additional Remarks - 570' LGTD TWR APRX 3 MI. W. - PPR FOR FIXED WING ACFT OPNS ON HELIPAD DURG NON-OPERATIONAL HRS CALL (808) 872-3880 5:15A-10:00P. - ACCESS TO HELIPAD FM TWY C ONLY. - DUE TO NONVISIBILITY ATCT UNABLE TO DETERMINE IF FLWG AREA IS CLEAR OF OBSTNS AND/OR TFC: PORTION OF TWY F BTN THE COMMUTER AIR TERMINAL & APCH END RY 05. - DUE TO NONVISIBILITY ATCT UNABLE TO PROVIDE ATC SVC BTN ACFT & GROUND VEHICLES ON THE COMMUTER AIR TERMINAL S OF TWY F AND THE HELICOPTER AIR TERMINAL E OF APCH END RY 02. - TSNT PARKING LCTD ON NE SECTION OF E RAMP. - RY 02/20 SINGLE-BELLY TWIN TANDEM (SBTT) GWT 460,000 LBS. - TWY G CLOSED TO ACFT OVER 30,000 LBS. 3 of 6 8/06/2013 0:48 AirNav: PHOG - Kahului Airport http://www.airnav.com/airport/PHOG - 24 HRS PPR FOR CLASS A & B EXPLOSIVES AND 4 HRS PPR FOR OTHER HAZARDOUS CARGO IN/OUT OF ARPT; CTC (808) 872-3830 0745-1630 OTHER TIMES (808) 872-3888. - ACFT ABV 80,000 LBS LNDG RY 02 UNABLE TO TURN OFF ONTO RY 05 DUE TO RY 05 PAVEMENT COND. - TWY F CLSD TO LEFT TURNS FROM RY 02 ACFT ABOVE 80,000 LBS. - RAMP AREA E SIDE RY 02 UNDER STATE AUTHORITY. FAA NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DIRECTION & CTL GND TFC IN AREA. - MIGRATORY BIRD ACTIVITY BLO 1500 FT WI 5 NM RADIUS OF ARPT DURG AUG-MAY. - MILITARY HELICOPTER OPNS RESTRICTED TO HAZMAT AREA N OF RY 05/23. - COMMUTER TERMINAL RAMP RESTRICTED TO ACFT 140000 LBS OR LESS. - AREA E OF APCH END RY 02 DESIGNATED AS HELICOPTER OPER AREA. NO FIXED WING ACFT MAY OPER ON HELIPAD DURG OPNL HRS SR-SS. Instrument Procedures NOTE: All procedures below are presented as PDF files. If you need a reader for these files, you should download the free Adobe Reader. NOT FOR NAVIGATION. Please procure official charts for flight. FAA instrument procedures published for use between 30 May 2013 at 0901Z and 27 June 2013 at 0900Z. STARs - Standard Terminal Arrivals CAMPS THREE download (136KB) HAIKU ONE (RNAV) download (172KB) IAPs - Instrument Approach Procedures ILS OR LOC RWY 02 download (410KB) RNAV (RNP) Z RWY 02 download (260KB) RNAV (GPS) RWY 20 download (265KB) RNAV (GPS) RWY 23 download (301KB) RNAV (GPS) Y RWY 02 download (267KB) LOC/DME BC RWY 20 download (313KB) VOR/DME OR TACAN RWY 20 download (287KB) VOR RWY 20 download (253KB) NDB/DME RWY 02 download (316KB) SMOKE STACK VISUAL RWY 02 download (170KB) NOTE: Special Alternate Minimums apply Departure Procedures BEACH THREE download (273KB) MAUI FIVE download (171KB) NPLII ONE (RNAV) download (152KB) ONOHI ONE download (258KB) SWEEP ONE download (264KB) NOTE: Special Take-Off Minimums/Departure Procedures download (50KB) apply **NEW** Other nearby airports with instrument procedures: PHHN - Hana Airport (24 nm E) PHNY - Lanai Airport (30 nm W) PHLU - Kalaupapa Airport (36 nm NW) PHMK - Molokai Airport (40 nm W) PHMU - Waimea-Kohala Airport (69 nm SE) FBO, Fuel Providers, and Aircraft Ground Support Business Name Contact Services / Description Fuel Prices Comments Our Commitment ASRI 130.80 Wherever in the world you're 808-873-6060 coming from, Bradley Pacific Jet A [web site] Aviation is committed to FS $4.97 write [email] providing you with the friendliest and most GUARANTEED 4 of 6 8/06/2013 0:48 AirNav: PHOG - Kahului Airport http://www.airnav.com/airport/PHOG professional service available in the Hawaiian islands.
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