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Jackson Hole Airport
KJAC JAC (Jackson, WY)
Class D: Contract Tower ranked #426 with 35,450 operations
Class D service 0700-2130; Other times Class E.
Elevation: 6451

Rwy	Size	Type	Cond.
01/19	6300x150	Asphalt	Excellent

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JACKSON HOLE (JAC)(KJAC) 7 N UTC–7(–6DT) N43º36.44´ W110º44.26´

6451 B Class I, ARFF Index B NOTAM FILE JAC MON Airport
RWY 01–19: H6300X150 (Grooved Asphalt) S–120, D–187, 2S–175, 2D–287 PCR 508 F/C/X/T HIRL Center Line 0.6% up N

RWY 01: MALS. PAPI(P4L)—GA 3.0º TCH 50´. RVR–TMR Road.

RWY 19: MALS. PAPI(P4R)—GA 3.0º TCH 53´. RVR–TMR

RUNWAY DECLARED DISTANCE INFORMATION

RWY 01:	TORA–6300	TODA–6300	ASDA–6300	LDA–6300
RWY 19:	TORA–6300	TODA–6300	ASDA–6300	LDA–6300

SERVICE: S2 FUEL 100LL, JET A OXYGEN 3 Runway 01–19; taxiway lights; WDI—CTAF. LIGHTING When Air traffic control tower closed ACTIVATE MALS Runway 01 and 19; HIRL Runways 01–19; Runway Centerline Light System

NOISE: NOISE ABATEMENT procedures in effect for aircraft departures on Runway 19. Contact airport management at 307–733–7682.
AIRPORT REMARKS: Attended 1400–0430Z‡. Hang gliding operations 9 miles south of airport near ski area and 9 miles south–southwest of airport along the ridge. Balloon operations in the vicinity of airport, west and southwest, May–October. Sage grouse on and in the vicinity of airport April–October. 35´–53´ trees 700´–800´ west of threshold Runway 01. Possible severe winter condition from November–April. No airport information or snow removal guaranteed during hours of non–attendance. 307–733–7682. Paved 950 x 200 foot safety area at the departures end of Runway 19; not usable for performance calculations; plowed and broomed during winter. Cold temperature airport. Altitude correction required at or below –21C. All movement areas surface available for air carrier operations. Deicing pad located at north end of Taxiway A. All stage 2 aircraft, regardless of weight, prohibited. Aircraft that fail to touch down within the first third of Runway 01–19 sometimes fail to stop on the runway and are at risk for a runway excursion. Aircraft pushing back from terminal cause congestion, making A2 unavailable. Coordinate runway exits with tower. For public health and safety flights, contact airport manager at 307–733–7682.

AIRPORT MANAGER: (307) 733-7695
WEATHER DATA SOURCES: AWOS–3PT (307) 739–9108 Supplement Aviation Weather Reporting Station 1300–0500Z‡.
COMMUNICATIONS: CTAF 118.075 D–ATIS 120.625 UNICOM 122.95

RCO 122.2 (CASPER RADIO)
® SALT LAKE CENTER APPROACH/DEPARTURE CONTROL 133.25

TOWER 118.075 (1400–0430Z‡) GROUND CON 124.55

CLEARANCE DELIVERY PHONE: For clearance delivery if unable to contact on FSS frequency, contact JAC tower ground at 124.55 during normal operating hours. Outside of normal operating hours, contact Salt Lake ARTCC at 801-320-2568.

AIRSPACE: CLASS D service 1400–0430Z‡; other times CLASS E..

RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION: NOTAM FILE JAC.

(VL) (L) VORW/DME 115.4 VOR unusable: JAC Chan. 101 N43º37.26´ W110º43.90´ at field. 6452/13E.

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