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St Louis MO (Spirit Of St Louis) [KSUS] hourly observation on the 5th at 8:54am CDT (1354Z)

wind calm, visibility 10 miles, sky clear below 12,000 feet, temperature 18°C (64°F), dewpoint 12°C (54°F), altimeter 30.04, automated station with precipitation discriminator, sea level pressure 30.03" Hg (1017.0 hPa), temperature 17.8°C (64.0°F), dewpoint 12.2°C (54.0°F).

St Louis MO (Spirit Of St Louis) [SUS]: August NOTAM #24

Service(s) runway 8R runway visual range (touchdown) out of service

St Louis MO (Spirit Of St Louis) [KSUS] hourly observation on the 5th at 8:54am CDT (1354Z)

wind calm, visibility 10 miles, sky clear below 12,000 feet, temperature 18°C (64°F), dewpoint 12°C (54°F), altimeter 30.04, automated station with precipitation discriminator, sea level pressure 30.03" Hg (1017.0 hPa), temperature 17.8°C (64.0°F), dewpoint 12.2°C (54.0°F).

St Louis MO (Spirit Of St Louis) [SUS]: August NOTAM #24

Service(s) runway 8R runway visual range (touchdown) out of service

Chicago area forecast amended, prepared on the 5th at 6:46am CDT (1146Z).
  Synopsis and VFR clouds / weather.
  Synopsis valid until the 5th at 11:00pm CDT (0400Z).
  Clouds / weather valid until 052200. .. outlook valid the 5th at 5:00pm CDT
    (2200Z) - the 5th at 11:00pm CDT (0400Z).
  North Dakota, South Dakota, {Nebraska, northeast}, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa,
    Missouri, Wisconsin, Lake Michigan, Lake Superior, Michigan, Lake Huron,
    Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky
  See AIRMET Sierra for IFR conditions and mountain obscuration. 
    Thunderstorm(s) imply severe or greater turbulence severe ice low-level
      wind shear and IFR conditions. Non mean sea level heights denoted by
      above ground level or ceiling. 
  Synopsis
    5am CDT (10Z) high pressure centered over eastern Kentucky. Trough
    northern Lake Huron - {southwest, snow showers} {mile(s), Michigan}.
    Stationary front northeastern Montana - low pressure southwest South
    Dakota. Trough {southwest, snow showers} South Dakota - southeast
    Colorado - Hart Island (Maps) CA [WRN] Oklahoma Panhandle - east-central
    New Mexico. Warm front {southwest, snow showers} South Dakota - eastern
    {northeast, Nebraska}. 1pm CDT (18Z) occluded front central Saskatchewan
    - {southwest, snow showers} North Dakota then stationary front to low
    pressure southwest South Dakota. Trough southwest South Dakota-{Nebraska,
    northeast} Panhandle - {northeast, Nebraska} Colorado - east-central New
    Mexico. Stationary front {southwest, snow showers} South Dakota -
    northeastern {northeast, Nebraska}. High pressure ridge eastern millibar
    - northeastern Wisconsin - eastern Kentucky. 11pm CDT (04Z) trough
    south-central Saskatchewan - southeast North Dakota - low pressure
    Nebraska panhandle. Trough from low pressure {northeast, Nebraska}
    Panhandle - low pressure northwest Kansas - southeast Colorado -
    south-central New Mexico. Stationary front low pressure {northeast,
    Nebraska} Panhandle - northeastern {Nebraska, northeast} - north-central
    Missouri. Cold front {northeast, Nebraska} Panhandle - southeast Wyoming
    - low pressure eastern Utah. Trough south-central South Dakota - near
    Minneapolis MN [MSP] - northeastern Wisconsin - Norton KS [NRN] Lake
    Michigan. High pressure ridge {southwest, snow showers} Pennsylvania -
    eastern Kentucky - south-central Texas. 
  Iowa 
    Western 1/3 ... sky clear. 1pm CDT (18Z) 15,000 feet broken, tops flight
      level 200. Outlook: VFR. 
    Eastern 2/3 ... 10,000 feet broken, tops 14,000 feet. 4pm CDT (21Z) sky
      clear. Outlook: VFR. 
  Missouri 
    Northwest ... sky clear. 9am CDT (14Z) wind {south, snow} gusting to 25
      knots. Outlook: VFR. 
    Northeastern ... 10,000 feet scattered. 12 noon CDT (17Z) sky clear.
      Outlook: VFR. 
    {southwest, snow showers} ... sky clear. Outlook: VFR. 
    Southeastern ... sky clear. Until 8am CDT (13Z) occasional visibility 3 to
      5 statute miles in mist. Outlook: VFR. 
  Lake Michigan, Lower Michigan, Lake Huron 
  Lake Michigan ... sky clear. Outlook: VFR. 
  Northern Lower Michigan, Lake Huron ... 6,000 feet broken, tops 11,000 feet.
    Isolated light rain showers. 12 noon CDT (17Z) 6,000 feet scattered.
    Outlook: VFR. 
  Southwest Lower Michigan ... 7,000 feet broken, tops 10,000 feet. 9am CDT
    (14Z) 4,500 feet scattered. Outlook: VFR. 
  Southeast Lower Michigan ... 7,000 feet broken, tops 10,000 feet. 11am CDT
    (16Z) 6,000 feet scattered. Outlook: VFR. 
  Illinois 
    Northwest ... sky clear. 7am CDT (12Z) 10,000 feet broken, tops 14,000
      feet. Outlook: VFR. 
    Northeastern ... sky clear. 2pm CDT (19Z) 10,000 feet broken, tops 14,000
      feet. Outlook: VFR. 
    Southern ... sky clear. Until 8am CDT (13Z) occasional visibility 3 to 5
      statute miles in mist. Outlook: VFR. 

Kansas City MO [SPC] convective outlook, prepared on the 5th at 7:23am CDT
  (1223Z).
  Day 1 convective outlook.
  National Weather Service storm prediction center Norman Oklahoma.
  2:23am CDT (0723Z) AM CDT {sun,Sunday} Sep 05 3:10pm CDT (2010Z).
  Valid the 5th at 8:00am CDT (1300Z) - the 6th at 7:00am CDT (1200Z).
  No severe thunderstorm areas forecast 
    .
  Southern {mountain, Montana} / northern Wyoming into the northern plains 
    .
  Considerable amplification of western Canada / northwestern Continental U.S.
    upper trough is.
  Forecast this period {as, altostratus} potent vorticity maximum and
    associated.
  50 - 60 knot(s) mid-level jet streak progress from the Pacific northwest
    into.
  Northern / central high plains . this large - scale pattern evolution will.
  Result in notable height Falls -- I . east . 50 - 100 M / 12 H- - spreading.
  East-southeastward through the northern intermountain region into northern
    high plains . at.
  The surface 
    Broad lee cyclone now over western parts of South Dakota / Nebraska is.
  Forecast to consolidate and undergo deepening while developing
    east-southeastward.
  To central Nebraska by Monday morning . meanwhile 
    A trailing cold front.
  Will progress southeastward through the northern high plains into the
    western Dakotas.
  And western Nebraska ..
  Clusters of thunderstorms have persisted early this morning over southern
    parts.
  Of {mountain, Montana} in advance of weaker mid-level perturbation PRECEDING
    primary.
  System mentioned above . some small hail may accompany this activity.
  Through the remainder of the morning 
    Though no organized severe.
  Weather is anticipated . more intense 
    Dirunally - enhanced storms.
  Are forecast this afternoon along cold front from southern / eastern parts
    of.
  Montana, into northern Wyoming, {as, altostratus} stronger dynamic forcing
    attendant to amplifying.
  Mid-level trough begins to overspread region ..
  Pre - frontal air mass is expected to remain rather dry with PW values.
  At or below one inch and boundary layer dew points in the 40S . however 
    .
  The presence of a steep lapse rate environment will yield modest.
  Destabilization through the diurnal heating cycle with mid-level convective
    available potential energy.
  Approaching 500 - 5:00am CDT (1000Z) J / KG . when coupled with 40 - 50
    knot(s) of deep westerly.
  Shear 
    Setup will favor the development of isolated severe storms.
  / including EPISODIC supercell structures / with a risk for SPORADIC.
  Damaging wind and hail . an isolated wind / hail threat is expected to.
  Develop eastward into the western Dakotas tonight in association with
    thunderstorms.
  Ongoing along cold front ..
  Currently 
    It appears that the limited moisture availability and.
  Resulting marginal convective instability will preclude the.
  Development of a more organized severe weather EPISODE and the.
  NECESSITY for a categorical slight risk ..
  .. MEAD / GRAMS .. 09/05/2010.

Convective SIGMETs (Central US) prepared on the 5th at 8:55am CDT (1355Z).
  Convective SIGMET ... NONE

Chicago AIRMET, prepared on the 5th at 3:45am CDT (0845Z).
  AIRMET Tango update 1 for turbulence and low-level wind shear valid until
    the 5th at 10:00am CDT (1500Z).
  AIRMET -- turbulence
    For {Nebraska, northeast}, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri
    From 40 miles east of Mason City IA [MCW]
      to 40 miles east-northeast of Kirksville MO [IRK]
      to 20 miles east-southeast of Columbia MO [COU]
      to 30 miles east-southeast of Oswego [OSW VOR]
      to 70 miles east of Liberal KS [LBL]
      to 50 miles east-southeast of Hill City KS [HLC]
      to 50 miles north-northwest of Omaha [OVR VOR]
      to 40 miles east of Mason City IA [MCW], Modesto CA [MOD]
    Turbulence below 6,000 feet. Conditions developing 7am CDT (12Z) to 10am
      CDT (15Z). Conditions continuing beyond 10am CDT (15Z) thru 4pm CDT
      (21Z). 
    Low-level wind shear potential ... South Dakota northeast Kansas Iowa
      Missouri Oklahoma Texas bounded by 30 miles south of Sioux Falls SD
      [FSD] - 30 miles west of Mason City IA [MCW] - 30 miles north-northwest
      of Kirksville MO [IRK] - 20 miles south of Kansas City MO [MCI] - 50
      miles southeast of Wichita KS [ICT] - 30 miles south of Oklahoma City
      OK [OKC] - 40 miles south-southwest of Texico [TXO VOR] - 40 miles
      east-southeast of Tobe [TBE VOR] - 40 miles southwest of Mc Cook NE
      [MCK] - 30 miles north of O'Neill NE [ONL] - 30 miles south of Sioux
      Falls SD [FSD] low-level wind shear expect. Conditions ending 7am CDT
      (12Z) to 10am CDT (15Z). 
    Outlook valid 1500 - 2100Z area 100 feet ... turbulence South Dakota
      northeast Kansas Minnesota Iowa Missouri Wisconsin Illinois bounded by
      40 miles west-northwest of Aberdeen SD [ABR] - 40 miles north of
      Minneapolis MN [MSP] - 50 miles east of Dubuque IA [DBQ] - 40 miles
      west of Decatur IL [DEC] - 40 miles east of Springfield MO [SGF] - 20
      miles east-southeast of Oswego [OSW VOR] - 80 miles east of Liberal KS
      [LBL] - 50 miles south-southwest of Wolbach [OBH VOR] - O'Neill NE
      [ONL] - 40 miles west-northwest of Aberdeen SD [ABR] moderate
      turbulence below 8,000 feet. Conditions continuing thru 4pm CDT (21Z). 
    Area 200 feet ... turbulence North Dakota South Dakota northeast Kansas
      Minnesota Iowa Missouri Illinois bounded by 50 miles south of Fargo ND
      [FAR] - 30 miles south-southwest of Redwood Falls MN [RWF] - 50 miles
      south-southeast of Dubuque IA [DBQ] - 30 miles northeast of St Louis MO
      [STL] - 30 miles southeast of Springfield MO [SGF] - 20 miles
      south-southwest of Oswego [OSW VOR] - 40 miles east-northeast of
      Wichita KS [ICT] - 20 miles west of Goodland KS [GLD] - 40 miles east
      of Sidney NE [SNY] - 50 miles south-southwest of Scottsbluff NE [BFF] -
      80 miles southwest of Dickinson ND [DIK] - 50 miles south of far
      moderate turbulence between FL300 and FL390. Conditions continuing thru
      4pm CDT (21Z). 


Chicago AIRMET, prepared on the 5th at 3:45am CDT (0845Z).
  AIRMET Zulu update 1 for ice and freezing level valid until the 5th at
    10:00am CDT (1500Z).
  Freezing Level
    Ranging from 5,500 feet to 16,000 feet across area 8,000 feet along
      30°N International Falls MN [INL] - Muskegon MI [MKG] - Detroit
      [DXO VOR] 12,000 feet along 60°W Dickinson ND [DIK] - 40 miles
      west-northwest of Fargo ND [FAR] - 30 miles east-northeast of Columbia
      MO [COU] - 20 miles south-southeast of St Louis MO [STL] - Covington KY
      [CVG] 

Cahokia/St Louis IL (St Louis Downtown) [KCPS] hourly observation on the 5th at 8:53am CDT (1353Z)

wind 160° at 7 knots, visibility 10 miles, sky clear below 12,000 feet, temperature 17°C (63°F), dewpoint 12°C (54°F), altimeter 30.06, automated station with precipitation discriminator, sea level pressure 30.06" Hg (1017.9 hPa), temperature 16.7°C (62.1°F), dewpoint 11.7°C (53.1°F).

St Louis MO (Spirit Of St Louis) [KSUS] hourly observation on the 5th at 8:54am CDT (1354Z)

wind calm, visibility 10 miles, sky clear below 12,000 feet, temperature 18°C (64°F), dewpoint 12°C (54°F), altimeter 30.04, automated station with precipitation discriminator, sea level pressure 30.03" Hg (1017.0 hPa), temperature 17.8°C (64.0°F), dewpoint 12.2°C (54.0°F).

St Charles MO (St Charles County Smartt) [KSET] automated hourly observation on the 5th at 8:54am CDT (1354Z)

wind 140° at 5 knots, visibility 10 miles, sky clear below 12,000 feet, temperature 18°C (64°F), dewpoint 14°C (57°F), altimeter 30.04, automated station with precipitation discriminator, sea level pressure 30.04" Hg (1017.1 hPa), temperature 17.8°C (64.0°F), dewpoint 14.4°C (57.9°F).

St Louis MO (Lambert-St Louis Intl) [KSTL] hourly observation on the 5th at 8:51am CDT (1351Z)

wind 150° at 11 knots, visibility 10 miles, sky clear below 12,000 feet, temperature 19°C (66°F), dewpoint 11°C (52°F), altimeter 30.05, automated station with precipitation discriminator, sea level pressure 30.04" Hg (1017.1 hPa), temperature 19.4°C (66.9°F), dewpoint 11.1°C (52.0°F).

• Radar detects no echoes. Automated station.

• Radar detects no echoes. Automated station.

• Radar detects no echoes. Automated station.

• A line, 7/10 coverage containing thunderstorms and intense rain showers. The line is 3 nm wide from 318° at 9 nm to 155° at 24 nm from ILX.
• An area of echoes, 4/10 coverage containing very heavy rain showers. The line is 122 nm wide from 009° at 102 nm to 203° at 53 nm from ILX. Automated station.

• An area of echoes, 2/10 coverage containing thunderstorms and extreme rain showers. The area is 9 nm wide from 091° at 4 nm to 125° at 46 nm from LSX.
• An area of echoes, 5/10 coverage containing very heavy rain showers. The area is 62 nm wide from 300° at 90 nm to 101° at 54 nm from LSX. Automated station.

• An area of echoes, 2/10 coverage containing very heavy rain showers. The area is 114 nm wide from 263° at 130 nm to 186° at 42 nm from EAX. Automated station.

• An area of echoes, 4/10 coverage containing heavy rain showers. The area is 131 nm wide from 271° at 81 nm to 110° at 70 nm from DVN. Maximum tops 26,000 feet. The area is centered at 138° at 57 nm from DVN. Automated station.

• An area of echoes, 10/10 coverage containing very heavy rain showers. The area is 11 nm wide from 238° at 96 nm to 227° at 109 nm from DMX.
• A cell containing heavy rain showers. The area is 12 nm in diameter centered at 031° at 27 nm from DMX. Automated station.

• A cell containing thunderstorms and extreme rain showers. The cell is 3 nm in diameter centered at 303° at 27 nm from LOT.
• An area of echoes, 5/10 coverage containing very heavy rain showers. The cell is 93 nm wide from 271° at 77 nm to 123° at 30 nm from LOT. Automated station.

Winds aloft forecast based on observations taken on the 5th at 7:00am CDT
  (1200Z).  Forecast valid on the 5th at 1:00pm CDT (1800Z), for use from
  9:00am CDT (1400Z) to 4:00pm CDT (2100Z).  Temperatures are negative above
  24,000 feet.
FT  3000    6000    9000   12000   18000   24000  30000  34000  39000  3000
CGI 1408 9900+13 3008+08 3212+03 3120-12 3230-24 304040 315644 315447 1408
          Cape Girardeau MO [CGI]
COU 1620 2126+14 2418+10 2923+04 3021-10 3033-23 314140 326744 328350 1620
          Columbia MO [COU]
SPI 1818 2611+11 2815+07 3023+01 3029-12 3137-25 303341 315247 315749 1818
          Springfield IL [SPI]
STL 1616 2213+13 2517+08 2917+02 3122-11 3135-24 314640 326145 326749 1616
          St Louis MO [STL]
BRL 1820 2324+12 2520+07 2828+01 2924-13 3031-25 313640 316948 317150 1820
          Burlington IA [BRL]

Columbia IL (Sackman Field) [H49]: May NOTAM #180 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Runway 3/21 closed to HELICOPTER operations

Cahokia/St Louis IL (St Louis Downtown) [CPS]: September NOTAM #5

Runway 12L / 30R closed effective from September 05th, 2010 at 09:30 PM CDT (1009060230) - September 06th, 2010 at 12:00 AM CDT (1009060500)

Cahokia/St Louis IL (St Louis Downtown) [CPS]: September NOTAM #3

Runway 30R take-off distance available 5300 / {landing distance available, localizer directional aid} 5300

Cahokia/St Louis IL (St Louis Downtown) [CPS]: June NOTAM #12

Runway 30R runway end identifier lights out of service

Mexico MO (Mexico Memorial) [MYJ]: September NOTAM #313 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Runway 18/36 runway lights out of service

Springfield IL (Abraham Lincoln Capital) [SPI]: June NOTAM #24

Runway 31 sequenced flashers out of service

Springfield IL (Abraham Lincoln Capital) [SPI]: October NOTAM #27

Runway 31 A - gear out of service

Springfield IL (Abraham Lincoln Capital) [SPI]: August NOTAM #81

Runway 13/31 MANDATORY HOLDSHORT sign runway 4/22 unlighted

St Louis MO (Lambert-St Louis Intl) [STL]: March NOTAM #219

Runway 30L BAK ARSTG gear returned to service

St Louis MO (Lambert-St Louis Intl) [STL]: August NOTAM #204

Runway 30L approach lighting system out of service effective from August 16th, 2010 at 07:00 AM CDT (1008161200) - November 08th, 2010 at 02:00 PM CDT (1011081900)

St Louis MO (Lambert-St Louis Intl) [STL]: July NOTAM #474

Aerodrome open EXCAVATION APRX 250 ft. X 12 ft. X 4 ft. DEEP located E taxiway S and S taxiway D

St Charles MO [3SQ]: June NOTAM #527 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Aerodrome closed effective from July 01st, 2010 at 12:01 AM CDT (1007010501)

Burlington IA (Southeast Iowa Rgnl) [BRL]: February NOTAM #34

Aerodrome SFC COND unmonitored between 0300 - 1300 daily effective from February 09th, 2010 at 10:00 PM CDT (1002100300)

Burlington IA (Southeast Iowa Rgnl) [BRL]: March NOTAM #8

Aerodrome DEER / GEESE on / in VCNTY

Cape Girardeau MO (Cape Girardeau Rgnl) [CGI]: August NOTAM #12

Obstruction tower 993 (453 above ground level) 5.59 southeast lights out of service (ASR 1233747) until September 11th, 2010 at 09:05 PM CDT (1009120205)

Cape Girardeau MO (Cape Girardeau Rgnl) [CGI]: September NOTAM #2

Obstruction tower 877 (263 above ground level) 8.18 N lights out of service (ASR 1004252) until September 17th, 2010 at 12:21 PM CDT (1009171721)

Columbia IL (Sackman Field) [H49]: September NOTAM #25 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Obstruction tower 1650 (1050 above ground level) 8.27 northwest lights out of service (ASR 1044421) until September 18th, 2010 at 10:34 AM CDT (1009181534)

St Louis MO (St Louis Downtown Heliport) [MO7]: August NOTAM #343 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Obstruction tower 890 (480 above ground level) 8.34 northeast lights out of service (ASR 1010770) until September 07th, 2010 at 08:16 AM CDT (1009071316)

St Clair MO (St Clair Rgnl) [K39]: August NOTAM #410 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Obstruction tower 1006 (260 above ground level) 3.65 SSW lights out of service (ASR 1267856) until September 11th, 2010 at 11:31 PM CDT (1009120431)

Hermann MO [63M]: August NOTAM #383 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Obstruction tower 1390 (503 above ground level) 6.62 WNW lights out of service (ASR 1009942) until September 09th, 2010 at 07:20 PM CDT (1009100020)

Hermann MO [63M]: August NOTAM #411 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Obstruction tower 1247 (428 above ground level) 4.77 northeast lights out of service (ASR 1002995) until September 12th, 2010 at 05:27 AM CDT (1009121027)

Montgomery City MO (Montgomery-Wehrman) [4MO]: August NOTAM #412 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Obstruction tower 1074 (303 above ground level) 1.35 southwest lights out of service (ASR 1003947) until September 12th, 2010 at 05:42 AM CDT (1009121042)

Fulton MO (Elton Hensley Memorial) [FTT]: August NOTAM #377 issued by Columbia MO [COU]

Obstruction tower 1132 (308 above ground level) 11.10 ENE lights out of service (ASR 1210388) until September 15th, 2010 at 01:14 AM CDT (1009150614)

Columbia MO (Columbia Rgnl) [COU]: September NOTAM #73

Obstruction tower 1077 (268 above ground level) 9.18 NNW lights out of service (ASR 1005447) until September 19th, 2010 at 07:20 PM CDT (1009200020)

Hannibal MO (Hannibal Rgnl) [HAE]: July NOTAM #275 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Obstruction tower 784 (297 above ground level) 8.21 N lights out of service (ASR unknown) (3952N09127W) TILL August 04th, 2010 at 09:30 PM CDT (1008050230)

Hannibal MO (Hannibal Rgnl) [HAE]: August NOTAM #355 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Obstruction tower 1089 (295 above ground level) 9.68 southeast lights out of service (ASR 1029837) until September 07th, 2010 at 05:00 PM CDT (1009072200)

Hannibal MO (Hannibal Rgnl) [HAE]: August NOTAM #400 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Obstruction tower 919 (204 above ground level) 1.74 E lights out of service (ASR 1231997) until September 11th, 2010 at 01:10 AM CDT (1009110610)

Bowling Green MO [H19]: August NOTAM #361 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Obstruction tower 913 (253 above ground level) 7.78 ENE lights out of service (ASR 1234567) until September 07th, 2010 at 11:57 PM CDT (1009080457)

Springfield IL (Abraham Lincoln Capital) [SPI]: September NOTAM #2

Obstruction tower 994 (412 above ground level) 5.00 southeast lights out of service (ASR 1055345) until September 18th, 2010 at 12:38 PM CDT (1009181738)

Springfield IL (Abraham Lincoln Capital) [SPI]: September NOTAM #1

Obstruction tower 988 (433 above ground level) 6.46 southeast lights out of service (ASR 1005609) until September 17th, 2010 at 05:17 PM CDT (1009172217)

Springfield IL (Abraham Lincoln Capital) [SPI]: August NOTAM #69

Obstruction tower 868 (263 above ground level) 12.83 S lights out of service (ASR 1007701) until September 11th, 2010 at 03:08 AM CDT (1009110808)

Springfield IL (Abraham Lincoln Capital) [SPI]: November NOTAM #8

Obstruction crane 788 (199 above ground level) 2.24 SSE (3948N08939W) effective from November 17th, 2009 at 02:00 AM CDT (0911170700)

Moscow Mills MO (Greensfield) [M71]: August NOTAM #420 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Obstruction tower 784 (255 above ground level) 3.57 NNE lights out of service (ASR 1202896) until September 13th, 2010 at 01:37 PM CDT (1009131837)

St Charles MO (St Charles County Smartt) [SET]: September NOTAM #2

Obstruction tower 1150 (295 above ground level) 5.61 northwest lights out of service (ASR 1029856) until September 17th, 2010 at 06:15 PM CDT (1009172315)

Columbia MO (Columbia Rgnl) [COU]: September NOTAM #69

Navigation runway 2 ILS DME out of service effective from September 07th, 2010 at 08:00 AM CDT (1009071300) - September 07th, 2010 at 03:00 PM CDT (1009072000)

Hannibal MO (Hannibal Rgnl) [HAE]: May NOTAM #426 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Navigation NDB out of service

Springfield IL (Abraham Lincoln Capital) [SPI]: July NOTAM #56

Navigation runway 22 ILS glide path unmonitored

St Louis MO (Lambert-St Louis Intl) [STL]: July NOTAM #46

Navigation runway 12L ILS out of service effective from July 06th, 2010 at 08:00 AM CDT (1007061300) - September 23rd, 2010 at 06:59 PM CDT (1009232359)

St Louis MO (Lambert-St Louis Intl) [STL]: September NOTAM #34

Navigation runway 30L ILS localizer out of service effective from September 07th, 2010 at 08:30 AM CDT (1009071330) - September 07th, 2010 at 12:30 PM CDT (1009071730)

St Louis MO (Lambert-St Louis Intl) [STL]: September NOTAM #35

Navigation runway 12R ILS unusable from category 1 DA to touchdown zone POINT effective from September 07th, 2010 at 08:30 AM CDT (1009071330) - September 07th, 2010 at 12:30 PM CDT (1009071730)

Columbia MO (Columbia Rgnl) [COU]: August NOTAM #475

Communications VOR voice decommissioned

Springfield IL (Abraham Lincoln Capital) [SPI]: June NOTAM #17

Communications remote transmitter/receiver 118.6 unreliable beyond 20 below 3000

St Charles MO [3SQ]: July NOTAM #9 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Communications remote transmitter/receiver 120.15 out of service

Memphis Center (TN) [ZME]: September NOTAM #312 issued by Sua East OA [SUAE]

Airspace R2104C active SFC - 3000 effective from September 05th, 2010 at 11:00 AM CDT (1009051600) - September 05th, 2010 at 08:00 PM CDT (1009060100)

Memphis Center (TN) [ZME]: March NOTAM #497 issued by Sua East OA [SUAE]

Airspace R3702A active SFC - 10000 effective from March 31st, 2010 at 07:00 PM CDT (1004010000) - December 31st, 2010 at 06:59 PM CDT (1012312359)

Memphis Center (TN) [ZME]: March NOTAM #498 issued by Sua East OA [SUAE]

Airspace R3702B active 10000 - FL220 effective from March 31st, 2010 at 07:00 PM CDT (1004010000) - December 31st, 2010 at 06:59 PM CDT (1012312359)

Memphis Center (TN) [ZME]: March NOTAM #499 issued by Sua East OA [SUAE]

Airspace R3701A active SFC - 5000 effective from March 31st, 2010 at 07:00 PM CDT (1004010000) - December 31st, 2010 at 06:59 PM CDT (1012312359)

Memphis Center (TN) [ZME]: September NOTAM #36 issued by Jackson TN [MKL]

Airspace see CBM 09/004 CBM class C surface area hours daily effective from September 07th, 2010 at 06:15 AM CDT (1009071115) - September 10th, 2010 at 07:45 PM CDT (1009110045)

Memphis Center (TN) [ZME]: September NOTAM #311 issued by Sua East OA [SUAE]

Airspace R2104A active SFC - 3000 effective from September 05th, 2010 at 11:00 AM CDT (1009051600) - September 05th, 2010 at 08:00 PM CDT (1009060100)

Memphis Center (TN) [ZME]: September NOTAM #305 issued by Sua East OA [SUAE]

Airspace LA440 active SFC - 6500 effective from September 05th, 2010 at 10:00 AM CDT (1009051500) - September 05th, 2010 at 05:00 PM CDT (1009052200)

Memphis Center (TN) [ZME]: September NOTAM #316 issued by Sua East OA [SUAE]

Airspace COLUMBUS 3 Military Operations Area (MOA) active 8000 - 17999 effective from September 05th, 2010 at 12:00 PM CDT (1009051700) - September 05th, 2010 at 02:00 PM CDT (1009051900)

Memphis Center (TN) [ZME]: September NOTAM #306 issued by Sua East OA [SUAE]

Airspace COLUMBUS 1 Military Operations Area (MOA) active 8000 - 17999 effective from September 05th, 2010 at 10:00 AM CDT (1009051500) - September 05th, 2010 at 05:00 PM CDT (1009052200)

Memphis Center (TN) [ZME]: September NOTAM #41 issued by Jackson TN [MKL]

Airspace unmanned aircraft 4000 / below 4 nautical mile radius 35 nautical miles on the 149° radial of Jacks Creek [JKS VOR] daylight until August 10th, 2011 at 06:59 PM CDT (1108102359)

Cahokia/St Louis IL (St Louis Downtown) [CPS]: September NOTAM #4

Airspace PYROTECHNIC DEMO 500 / below 1 southeast .2 nautical mile radius avoidance advised effective from September 05th, 2010 at 09:30 PM CDT (1009060230) - September 06th, 2010 at 12:00 AM CDT (1009060500)

Hannibal MO (Hannibal Rgnl) [HAE]: May NOTAM #18 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Airspace glider aircraft 6000 / below 5 nautical mile radius avoidance advised 1300 - 0100 daily

Hannibal MO (Hannibal Rgnl) [HAE]: July NOTAM #43 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Airspace see UIN 07/004 parachute jumping exercise daylight hours weekend until December 05th, 2010 at 08:00 PM CDT (1012060100)

Springfield IL (Abraham Lincoln Capital) [SPI]: July NOTAM #26

Airspace STL SECTIONAL INCORRECT SPI VOR NO voice / hazardous in-flight weather advisory service (HIWAS)

St Louis MO (Lambert-St Louis Intl) [STL]: March NOTAM #100 issued by Star Notam OA [UAR]

Airspace VANDALIA standard terminal arrival ... VLA6 RBS transition after COP should read 195 DEGREES.

St Louis MO (Lambert-St Louis Intl) [STL]: January NOTAM #189 issued by Sid Notam OA [USD]

Airspace OZARK three departure TURBO five departure CARDS seven departure take - off minimums: runway 11, 200 - 1-1/4 Oregon standard with minimum climb of 407 feet per nautical miles to 900. runway 24, 100 - 1-1/4 Oregon standard with minimum climb of 280 feet per nautical miles to 800. runway 30L, 100 - 1 Oregon standard with minimum climb of 276 feet per nautical miles to 800. runway 30R 200 - 1-1/2 Oregon standard with minimum climb of 322 feet per nautical miles to 900. all other DATA remains as published.

St Louis MO (Lambert-St Louis Intl) [STL]: July NOTAM #2 issued by Star Notam OA [UAR]

Airspace QBALL SIX arrival change BREAK DME FIX note to read: LANDING all runways: expect to cross at FL260 Oregon BELOW. effective from July 11th, 2008 at 11:20 AM CDT (0807111620)

Columbia IL (Sackman Field) [H49]: May NOTAM #181 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Taxiway all CONES and SOFT areas on taxiway effective from May 12th, 2010 at 12:10 PM CDT (1005121710)

Springfield IL (Abraham Lincoln Capital) [SPI]: August NOTAM #82

Taxiway E MANDATORY HOLDSHORT sign runway 4/22 unlighted

Springfield IL (Abraham Lincoln Capital) [SPI]: August NOTAM #53

Taxiway G closed from G ramp to taxiway F

Springfield IL (Abraham Lincoln Capital) [SPI]: July NOTAM #66

Taxiway G safety area ROUGH

St Louis MO (Lambert-St Louis Intl) [STL]: April NOTAM #160

Taxiway S closed between taxiway S1 and taxiway C until November 30th, 2010 at 06:00 PM CDT (1011302300)

St Louis MO (Lambert-St Louis Intl) [STL]: April NOTAM #161

Taxiway S closed between 6/24 and taxiway S1 until November 30th, 2010 at 06:00 PM CDT (1011302300)

St Louis MO (Lambert-St Louis Intl) [STL]: April NOTAM #162

Taxiway B closed between 6/24 and taxiway S until November 30th, 2010 at 06:00 PM CDT (1011302300)

St Louis MO (Lambert-St Louis Intl) [STL]: April NOTAM #180

Taxiway S1 taxiway lights out of service

St Louis MO (Lambert-St Louis Intl) [STL]: June NOTAM #107

Taxiway S closed between taxiway D, C until November 30th, 2010 at 06:00 PM CDT (1011302300)

St Louis MO (Lambert-St Louis Intl) [STL]: July NOTAM #271

Taxiway D lights out of service south side between taxiway R / S REFLECTIVE MARKERS in PLACE

St Louis MO (Lambert-St Louis Intl) [STL]: July NOTAM #280

Taxiway C taxiway lights out of service on north side between taxiway R, S / RETRO - REFLECTIVE MARKERS in PLACE

St Louis MO (Lambert-St Louis Intl) [STL]: August NOTAM #444

Taxiway C centerline temporary RELCT 210 south between runway 6/24 and CHARLIE PAD until November 04th, 2010 at 05:00 PM CDT (1011042200)

St Louis MO (Lambert-St Louis Intl) [STL]: August NOTAM #442

APRON W 370 CHARLIE PAD closed until November 04th, 2010 at 05:00 PM CDT (1011042200)

Burlington IA (Southeast Iowa Rgnl) [BRL]: April NOTAM #6

APRON all personel and equipment working 1200 - 2200 daily

St Louis MO (Spirit Of St Louis) [SUS]: August NOTAM #24

Service(s) runway 8R runway visual range (touchdown) out of service

Columbia MO (Columbia Rgnl) [COU]: June NOTAM #240

Service(s) hazardous in-flight weather advisory service (HIWAS) outlet unmonitored 2030 - 1200 daily

Columbia MO (Columbia Rgnl) [COU]: June NOTAM #242

Service(s) hazardous in-flight weather advisory service (HIWAS) outlet unmonitored 1200 - 2030 weekends

Columbia MO (Columbia Rgnl) [COU]: September NOTAM #68

Service(s) runway 2 runway visual range out of service effective from September 07th, 2010 at 08:00 AM CDT (1009071300) - September 07th, 2010 at 03:00 PM CDT (1009072000)

Monroe City MO (Capt. Ben Smith Airfield - Monroe City) [K52]: October NOTAM #55 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Service(s) runway lights pilot-controlled lighting commissioned key 122.8 7 times HIGH / 5 times medium / 3 times LOW intensity

Bowling Green MO [H19]: June NOTAM #70 issued by St Louis MO [STL]

Service(s) fuel unavailable

!FDC 9/5135 ZME TN.. FI/T AIRWAY ZME.
   Q26 WALNUT RIDGE (ARG) VORTAC, AR TO DEVAC INT, AL MAA FL330
   EXCEPT FOR AIRCRAFT EQUIPPED WITH SUITABLE RNAV SYSTEM WITH GPS.

!FDC 0/3044 ZME TN ... AIRBORNE LASER OPERATIONS ...
EFFECTIVE FROM 1009050000 UTC UNTIL 1010100001 UTC, AIRBORNE LASER
OPERATIONS WILL BE INTERMITTENTLY CONDUCTED ABOVE FL450 WITHIN 75NMR
OF THE FOLLOWING MEM, JAN, AEX, IAH, FSM, IRW, JEN, STV, PNH, EWM AND
MRF. THE POTENTIAL FOR INJURY TO PILOTS'/AIRCREWS' AND PASSENGERS'
EYES BY THE NON-VISIBLE DOWNWARD SCANNING LASER BEAM IS LIMITED TO A
DISTANCE OF 4,500 FEET BELOW THE AIRCRAFT. DURING ACTIVE LASING
OPERATIONS THE AIRCRAFT WILL BE OPERATING AT THE TOP OF AN ATC
ASSIGNED 5,000 FOOT ALTITUDE BLOCK. THIS AREA WILL BE MONITORED BY
OBSERVERS AND OPERATION OF THE LASER WILL BE TERMINATED IF NON
PARTICIPATING AIRCRAFT ARE DETECTED ENTERING THE AFFECTED AREA. THE
CONTROLLING CENTER WILL BE NOTIFIED PRIOR TO THE START OF LASER
OPERATIONS AND AGAIN WHEN LASER OPERATIONS ARE TERMINATED. THE
DOMESTIC EVENTS NETWORK (DEN) AT (202) 493-5107, IS THE FAA
COORDINATION FACILITY.

!FDC 0/0342 ZME MS.. FI/T AIRWAY ZME.
   V427 V427 HATER, MS INT TO IREVY, MS INT UNUSABLE ALL ALTITUDES.

!FDC 9/4222 ZKC KS.. FI/T AIRWAY ZKC.
   V190 BARTLESVILLE (BVO) VOR/DME, OK TO OSWEGO (OSW) VORTAC, KS
   MOCA 2400.

!FDC 0/5832 ZKC OK.. FI/T AIRWAY ZKC.
   V14 WILL ROGERS (IRW) VORTAC, OK TO TOTES, OK MOCA 3400.

!FDC 0/5316 ZKC FI/T AIRWAY ZAB ZKC.
   V12 PANHANDLE (PNH) VORTAC, TX TO MITBEE (MMB) VORTAC, OK
   MOCA 5000, CHANGEOVER POINT (COP) PANHANDLE (PNH) VORTAC,
   TX 46 PNH.  NEW CONTROLLING OBSTACLE TOWER 3932 MSL 352536.26
   N/1013119.72 W.

!FDC 0/5314 ZKC FI/T AIRWAY ZAB ZKC.
   V280 PANHANDLE (PNH) VORTAC, TX TO MITBEE (MMB) VORTAC, OK , MOCA
   5000, CHANGEOVER POINT (COP) PANHANDLE (PNH) VORTAC, TX 46 NM .
   NEW CONTROLLING OBSTACLE TOWER 3932 MSL 352536.26 N/1013119.72 W.

!FDC 0/3045 ZKC KANSAS CITY ... AIRBORNE LASER OPERATIONS ...
EFFECTIVE FROM 1009050000 UTC UNTIL 1010100001 UTC, AIRBORNE LASER
OPERATIONS WILL BE INTERMITTENTLY CONDUCTED ABOVE FL450 WITHIN 75NMR
OF THE FOLLOWING MEM, JAN, AEX, IAH, FSM, IRW, JEN, STV, PNH, EWM AND
MRF. THE POTENTIAL FOR INJURY TO PILOTS'/AIRCREWS' AND PASSENGERS'
EYES BY THE NON-VISIBLE DOWNWARD SCANNING LASER BEAM IS LIMITED TO A
DISTANCE OF 4,500 FEET BELOW THE AIRCRAFT. DURING ACTIVE LASING
OPERATIONS THE AIRCRAFT WILL BE OPERATING AT THE TOP OF AN ATC
ASSIGNED 5,000 FOOT ALTITUDE BLOCK. THIS AREA WILL BE MONITORED BY
OBSERVERS AND OPERATION OF THE LASER WILL BE TERMINATED IF NON
PARTICIPATING AIRCRAFT ARE DETECTED ENTERING THE AFFECTED AREA. THE
CONTROLLING CENTER WILL BE NOTIFIED PRIOR TO THE START OF LASER
OPERATIONS AND AGAIN WHEN LASER OPERATIONS ARE TERMINATED. THE
DOMESTIC EVENTS NETWORK (DEN) AT (202) 493-5107, IS THE FAA
COORDINATION FACILITY.

!FDC 0/2754 ZKC IL.. FLIGHT RESTRICTION.
     MID AMERICA AIRPORT, BELLEVILLE, IL. DUE TO U.S. NAVY BLUE
ANGELS, U.S. ARMY GOLDEN KNIGHTS PARACHUTE TEAM, AND VARIOUS OTHER
HIGH PERFORMANCE AERIAL DEMONSTRATIONS DURING THE SCOTT AIR FORCE
BASE AIRSHOW,
EFFECTIVE 1009091700 UTC UNTIL 1009091900 UTC,
   1009092000 UTC UNTIL 1009092115 UTC,
   1009101800 UTC UNTIL 1009102200 UTC,
   1009111600 UTC UNTIL 1009112200 UTC, AND
   1009121600 UTC UNTIL 1009122200 UTC.
PURSUANT TO 14 CFR SECTION 91.145, MANAGEMENT OF AIRCRAFT
OPERATIONS IN THE VICINITY OF AERIAL DEMONSTRATIONS AND MAJOR
SPORTING EVENTS, AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS ARE PROHIBITED WITHIN A 5 NMR
OF 383242N/0895112W OR THE TROY /TOY/ VORTAC 161 DEGREE RADIAL AT
12 NM, AT AND BELOW 16000 FT MSL UNLESS AUTHORIZED BY ATC.
CAPTAIN DOUG BOOSER, PHONE 316-213-3650, IS THE POINT OF CONTACT.
THE GATEWAY /T75/ TRACON, PHONE 314-890-1018, IS THE COORDINATION
FACILITY.

!FDC 9/9408 ZAU WI.. FI/T AIRWAY ZAU ZMP.
   V63 JVL VOR/DME NORTH EAST BOUND NA EXCEPT FOR AIRCRAFT
   EQUIPPED WITH SUITABLE RNAV SYSTEM WITH GPS, JVL VOR/DME
   NE RADIALS UNUSABLE.

!FDC 9/2021 ZAU FI/T AIRWAY ZAU ZMP.
   V216 JANESVILLE (JVL) VOR/DME, WI TO SQUIB INT MI. NA EXCEPT FOR
   AIRCRAFT EQUIPPED WITH SUITABLE RNAV SYSTEMS WITH GPS.

!FDC 9/0411 ZAU MI.. FI/T AIRWAY ZAU ZMP.
   V216 SQUIB INT, MI TO MUSKEGON (MKG) VORTAC, MI MEA 4000.

!FDC 8/4377 ZAU WI.. FI/T AIRWAY ZAU ZMP.
   V63 OSHKOSH (OSH) VORTAC. WI TO STEVENS POINT (STE) VORTAC. WI
   MEA 4000.

!FDC 8/1481 ZAU IL.. FI/T AIRWAY ZAU.
   V127 BRADFORD (BDF) VORTAC TO WYNET INT MRA 3300 AT WYNET.

!FDC 8/1407 ZAU IL.. FI/T AIRWAY ZAU.
   V8- 38 GENSO INT TO TRIDE INT MEA 3300.

!FDC 0/8048 ZAU IL.. FI/T AIRWAY ZAU.
   V7 NILES, IL TO LAIRD, IL MEA 3400.

!FDC 0/5823 ZAU IL.. FI/T AIRWAY ZAU.
   V6 LEECS INT, IL TO START INT, IL MEA 4000.

!FDC 0/3048 ZAU IL. CHICAGO ,IL
LASER LIGHT DEMONSTRATION WILL BE CONDUCTED AT UNION PARK, CHICAGO,
IL. 41525706N/87395936W OR THE CHICAGO O'HARE VOR/DME /ORD/
300 DEGREE RADIAL AT 12.39 NAUTICAL MILES
FROM 1009060100 UTC TIL 1009060330 UTC.
LASER LIGHT BEAMS WILL BE TERMINATED IF NON-PARTICIPATING AIRCRAFT
ARE DETECTED ENTERING THE AFFECTED AREA. LASER LIGHT BEAMS MAY BE
INJURIOUS TO PILOTS/PASSENGERS EYES WITHIN 2000 FEET VERTICALLY AND
2000 FEET LATERALLY OF THE LIGHT SOURCE. FLASH BLINDNESS OR COCKPIT
ILLUMINATION MAY OCCUR BEYOND THESE DISTANCES. CHICAGO TERMINAL RADAR
APPROACH CONTROL /C90/ TRACON, TELEPHONE 847-608-5642, IS THE FAA
COORDINATION FACILITY.

!FDC 0/2931 ZAU FLIGHT RESTRICTION WAUKEGAN, IL
    DUE TO HIGH PERFORMANCE AERIAL DEMONSTRATIONS DURING THE WAUKEGAN
REGIONAL AIR SHOW,
EFFECTIVE 1009101900 UTC UNTIL 1009102000 UTC, AND
          1009111730 UTC UNTIL 1009112100 UTC.
PURSUANT TO 14 CFR SECTION 91.145, MANAGEMENT OF AIRCRAFT
OPERATIONS IN THE VICINITY OF AERIAL DEMONSTRATIONS AND MAJOR
SPORTING EVENTS, AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS ARE PROHIBITED WITHIN A 5 NMR
OF 422517N/0875202W OR THE KENOSHA /ENW/ VOR/DME 167 DEGREE RADIAL
AT 11 NM, AT AND BELOW 15000 FT MSL UNLESS AUTHORIZED BY ATC.
JEFF CLARK, PHONE 847-977-3767, IS THE POINT OF CONTACT.  THE
CHICAGO /C90/ TRACON, PHONE 847-608-5642, IS THE COORDINATION
FACILITY.

!FDC 0/2887 ZAU PART 1 OF 4 FLIGHT RESTRICTIONS MILWAUKEE, WI,
   SEPTEMBER 6, 2010 LOCAL. PURSUANT TO 49 USC 40103(B), THE FEDERAL
AVIATION ADMINISTRATION (FAA) CLASSIFIES THE AIRSPACE DEFINED IN THIS
NOTAM AS 'NATIONAL DEFENSE AIRSPACE'. PILOTS WHO DO NOT ADHERE TO
THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURES MAY BE INTERCEPTED, DETAINED AND INTERVIEWED
BY LAW ENFORCEMENT/SECURITY PERSONNEL. ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
ADDITIONAL ACTIONS MAY ALSO BE TAKEN AGAINST A PILOT WHO DOES NOT
COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OR ANY SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS OR
PROCEDURES ANNOUNCED IN THIS NOTAM:
A) THE FAA MAY TAKE ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION, INCLUDING IMPOSING CIVIL
PENALTIES AND THE SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF AIRMEN CERTIFICATES;
OR
B) THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT MAY PURSUE CRIMINAL CHARGES,
INCLUDING CHARGES UNDER TITLE 49 OF THE UNITED STATES CODE,
SECTION 46307; OR
C) THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT MAY USE DEADLY FORCE AGAINST THE
AIRBORNE AIRCRAFT, IF IT IS DETERMINED THAT THE AIRCRAFT POSES AN
IMMINENT SECURITY THREAT.
PURSUANT TO TITLE 14, SECTION 91.141 OF THE CODE OF FEDERAL
REGULATIONS, AIRCRAFT FLIGHT OPERATIONS ARE PROHIBITED
WITHIN A 30 NMR OF 425918N/0875343W OR THE LJT141009.6 UP TO BUT
END PART 1 OF 4
!FDC 0/2887 ZAU PART 2 OF 4 FLIGHT RESTRICTIONS MILWAUKEE, WI,
NOT INCLUDING 18000 FT MSL
EFFECTIVE 1009061800 UTC (1300 LOCAL 09/06/10) UNTIL 1009062045 UTC
(1545 LOCAL 09/06/10).
WITHIN A 11 NMR OF 425918N/0875343W OR THE LJT141009.6 UP TO BUT
NOT INCLUDING 18000 FT MSL
EFFECTIVE 1009061800 UTC (1300 LOCAL 09/06/10) UNTIL 1009062045 UTC
(1545 LOCAL 09/06/10).
EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED BELOW AND/OR UNLESS AUTHORIZED
BY ATC IN CONSULTATION WITH THE AIR TRAFFIC
SECURITY COORDINATOR VIA THE DOMESTIC EVENTS
NETWORK (DEN):
A. ALL AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS WITHIN THE 11 NMR
   AREA(S) LISTED ABOVE, KNOWN AS THE INNER CORE(S),
   ARE PROHIBITED EXCEPT FOR: APPROVED LAW
   ENFORCEMENT, MILITARY AIRCRAFT DIRECTLY SUPPORTING
   THE UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE (USSS) AND THE
   OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
   APPROVED AIR AMBULANCE FLIGHTS, AND REGULARLY
   SCHEDULED COMMERCIAL PASSENGER AND ALL-CARGO
   CARRIERS OPERATING UNDER ONE OF THE FOLLOWING
END PART 2 OF 4
!FDC 0/2887 ZAU PART 3 OF 4 FLIGHT RESTRICTIONS MILWAUKEE, WI,
   TSA-APPROVED STANDARD SECURITY
   PROGRAMS/PROCEDURES: AIRCRAFT OPERATOR STANDARD
   SECURITY PROGRAM (AOSSP), FULL ALL-CARGO AIRCRAFT
   OPERATOR STANDARD SECURITY PROGRAM (FACAOSSP),
   MODEL SECURITY PROGRAM (MSP), TWELVE FIVE STANDARD
   SECURITY PROGRAM (TFSSP) ALL CARGO, OR ALL-CARGO
   INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PROCEDURE (ACISP) AND ARE
   ARRIVING INTO AND/OR DEPARTING FROM 14 CFR PART
   139 AIRPORTS. ALL EMERGENCY/LIFE SAVING FLIGHT
   (MEDICAL/LAW ENFORCEMENT/FIREFIGHTING) OPERATIONS
   MUST COORDINATE WITH ATC PRIOR TO THEIR DEPARTURE
   AT 414-489-2160  TO AVOID POTENTIAL DELAYS.
B. FOR OPERATIONS WITHIN THE AIRSPACE BETWEEN THE
   11 NMR AND 30 NMR AREA(S) LISTED ABOVE, KNOWN AS
   THE OUTER RING(S): ALL AIRCRAFT OPERATING WITHIN
   THE OUTER RING(S) LISTED ABOVE ARE LIMITED TO
   AIRCRAFT ARRIVING OR DEPARTING LOCAL AIRFIELDS,
   AND WORKLOAD PERMITTING, ATC MAY AUTHORIZE TRANSIT
   OPERATIONS. AIRCRAFT MAY NOT LOITER. ALL AIRCRAFT
   MUST BE ON AN ACTIVE IFR OR VFR FLIGHT PLAN WITH A
END PART 3 OF 4
!FDC 0/2887 ZAU PART 4 OF 4 FLIGHT RESTRICTIONS MILWAUKEE, WI,
   DISCRETE CODE ASSIGNED BY AN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
   (ATC) FACILITY. AIRCRAFT MUST BE SQUAWKING THE
   DISCRETE CODE PRIOR TO DEPARTURE AND AT ALL TIMES
   WHILE IN THE TFR AND MUST REMAIN IN TWO-WAY RADIO
   COMMUNICATIONS WITH ATC.
C. THE FOLLOWING OPERATIONS ARE NOT AUTHORIZED
   WITHIN THIS TFR: FLIGHT TRAINING, PRACTICE
   INSTRUMENT APPROACHES, AEROBATIC FLIGHT, GLIDER
   OPERATIONS, SEAPLANE OPERATIONS, PARACHUTE
   OPERATIONS, ULTRALIGHT, HANG GLIDING, BALLOON
   OPERATIONS, AGRICULTURE/CROP DUSTING, ANIMAL
   POPULATION CONTROL FLIGHT OPERATIONS, BANNER
   TOWING OPERATIONS, SIGHTSEEING OPERATIONS,
   MAINTENANCE TEST FLIGHTS, MODEL AIRCRAFT
   OPERATIONS, MODEL ROCKETRY, AND UNMANNED AIRCRAFT
   SYSTEMS (UAS).
D. FAA RECOMMENDS THAT ALL AIRCRAFT OPERATORS
   CHECK NOTAMS FREQUENTLY FOR POSSIBLE CHANGES TO
   THIS TFR PRIOR TO OPERATIONS WITHIN THIS REGION.
END PART 4 OF 4

!FDC 0/1713 ZAU MI.. FI/T AIRWAY ZAU.
   V193 PULLMAN (PMM) VOR/DME, MI TO MUSKY INT, MI MEA 3000. EXCEPT
   FOR AIRCRAFT EQUIPPED WITH SUITABLE RNAV SYSTEM WITH GPS. PMM
   VOR/DME, UNUSABLE BEYOND 35 BELOW 3000.

!FDC 0/1712 ZAU MI.. FI/T AIRWAY ZAU.
   V193 PULLMAN (PMM) VOR/DME, MI TO CLOCK INT, MI MEA 3000. EXCEPT
   FOR AIRCRAFT EQUIPPED WITH SUITABLE RNAV SYSTEM WITH GPS. PMM
   VOR/DME, UNUSABLE BEYOND 35 BELOW 3000.


!FDC 8/9512 CPS FI/T CAHOKIA/ST LOUIS DOWNTOWN,
CAHOKIA/ST LOUIS, IL.
   INDEX B ARFF AVBL 1300-0200 MON-FRI, OTHER
   TIMES BY REQUEST 618-337-6060

!FDC 8/0942 CPS FI/T CAHOKIA/ST LOUIS DOWNTOWN,
CAHOKIA/ST LOUIS, IL.
   CPS IS CERTIFICATED AT A CLASS IV PART 139 AIRPORT.
   ARFF INDEX B AVAILABLE
   UNSCHEDULED AIR CARRIER OPERATIONS GREATER THAN 30
   PASSENGER SEATS AUTHORIZED WITH 12 HOUR PRIOR PERMISSION
   REQUEST. CONTACT AIRPORT MANAGER AT 618-337-6060 (MON-FRI,
   830-4:30PM) OFF HOURS AND WEEKENDS CONTACT JET AVIATION AT
   618-646-8263

!FDC 0/2447 CPS FI/T ST LOUIS DOWNTOWN, CAHOKIA/ST LOUIS, IL.
   RNAV (GPS) RWY 12R, ORIG...
   GPS RWY 30L, AMDT 7...
   ILS OR LOC RWY 30L, AMDT 9...
     CIRCLING TO RWY 30R NA.

!FDC 0/2446 CPS FI/T ST LOUIS DOWNTOWN, CAHOKIA/ST LOUIS, IL.
   TAKEOFF MINIMUMS AND (OBSTACLE) DEPARTURE PROCEDURES...
     RWY 12L DEPARTURE PROCEDURE NA.

!FDC 9/6516 STL FI/T LAMBERT-ST LOUIS INTL, ST LOUIS, MO.
   RNAV (GPS) RWY 30R, AMDT 1A...
     LNAV/VNAV DA 1040/HAT 435 ALL CATS. VIS RVR 5000 ALL CATS.
     LNAV MDA 1040/HAT 435 ALL CATS. VIS CAT C RVR 4000.
     FOR INOPERATIVE ALSF-2, INCREASE LPV ALL CATS. VISIBILITY
     TO RVR 5000, LNAV/VNAV ALL CATS. VISIBILITY TO 1 1/2, AND
     LNAV CAT E VISIBILITY TO 1 1/2.

!FDC 0/7975 STL FI/T LAMBERT-ST LOUIS INTL, ST LOUIS, MO.
   TAKEOFF MINIMUMS AND (OBSTACLE) DEPARTURE PROCEDURES AMDT 1...
     NOTE: RWY 30L, BATCH PLANT 3711 FEET FROM DEPARTURE END OF
     RUNWAY, 1447 LEFT OF CENTERLINE, 75 FEET AGL/ 679 FEET MSL.
     ALL OTHER DATA REMAINS AS PUBLISHED.

!FDC 0/1970 3SQ FI/T ST CHARLES, ST CHARLES, MO.
   VOR OR GPS RWY 9, AMDT 4A...
     PROCEDURE NA.


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