38 how to read an airport diagram
Up-to-date airport and fuel prices information. Communication frequencies, navigation and runway details. Extensive listing of FBO services and features, plus contacts. Browse by identifier and any geographic element The map also depicts potential obstructions and other things to steer clear of. The large blue 48 just to the east of Reid Hillview airport indicates the lowest safe flying altitude in that area ... Reading from left to right/top to down, you have: First column 1. City and state in which the airport is located 2. The navigation aid (ILS in this case) identifier, frequency and course. This will be used to set up the ILS for the approach. 3. Aiport and Touchdown Zone elevation 4. The procedure type, runway and airport name Second column 1. How to read an airport diagram