FSS phone numbers in all states

BT wrote:
1-800-WX-BRIEF works in every state.
BT

"M" wrote in message
ps.com...

I just realize that this information might be useful and I re-posted
under a new subject, so it'll be easier to search.

Credits: the original list came from
http://www.4innovation.biz/fss.txt, and someone posted on the
grumman-gang mailing list while back. I sorted the list by states.
Most of time I know the state that I'm in, but I don't necessarily know
the name of the FSS closest to me if I'm traveling :-)

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Kenai, AK ENA 866-864-1737
Fairbanks, AK FAI 866-248-6516
Juneau, AK JNU 866-297-2236

Anniston, AL ANB 866-609-8684

Jonesboro, AR JBR 866-520-8890

Prescott, AZ PRC 866-226-3763

Hawthorne, CA HHR 866-879-8252
Oakland, CA OAK 866-469-7828
Riverside, CA RAL 866-838-2250
Rancho Murrieta, CA RIU 866-272-7525
San Diego, CA SAN 866-682-2175

Bridgeport, CN BDR 866-293-5149

Denver, CO DEN 866-751-7021

Gainesville, FL GNV 866-523-7229
Miami, FL MIA 866-347-0316
St. Petersburg, FL PI 866-295-3983

Macon, GA MCN 866-276-0243

Honolulu, HI HNL 866-766-0820

Fort Dodge, IA FOD 866-300-2858

Boise, ID BOI 866-258-9068

Kankakee, IL IKK 866-450-6593

Terre Haute, IN HUF 866-224-9906

Wichita, KS ICT 866-672-5145

Louisville, KY LOU 866-412-7968

Deridder, LA DRI 866-401-5659

Bangor, ME BGR 866-295-3835

Lansing, MI LAN 866-879-4066

Princeton, MN PMN 866-841-6469

Columbia, MO COU 866-223-4352
St. Louis, MO STL 866-671-6176

Greenwood, MS GWO 866-245-6109

Great Falls, MT GTF 866-527-7601

Raleigh, NC RDU 866-663-3354

Grand Forks, ND GFK 866-306-6931

Columbus, NE OLU 866-288-3448

Millville, NJ MIV 866-225-7620

Albuquerque, NM ABQ 866-449-5390

Reno, NV RNO 866-281-2737

Buffalo, NY BUF 866-678-2759
Islip, NY IS 866-365-5019

Cleveland, OH CLE 866-780-8261
Dayton, OH DAY 866-505-6163

McAlester, OK MLC 866-269-0189

McMinnville, OR MMV 866-833-7631

Altoona, PA AOO 866-708-9987
Williamsport, PA IPT 866-655-6434

San Juan, PR SJU 866-822-8537

Anderson, SC AND 866-225-2172

Huron, SD HON 866-732-1331

Nashville, TN BNA 866-890-1348
Jackson, TN MKL 866-840-1051

Conroe, TX CXO 866-689-5992
Ft. Worth, TX FTW 866-272-7915
San Angelo, TX STJ 866-300-3867

Cedar City, UT CDC 866-667-3858

Leesburg, VA DCA 866-225-7410

Burlington, VT BTV 866-847-1846

Seattle, WA SEA 866-384-7323

Green Bay, WI GRB 866-845-4888

Elkins, WV EKN 866-656-2661

Casper, WY CPR 866-277-7498




Does not work for cell phones. I have local states programmed into my
depending where I am/

--

Regards, Ross
C-172F 180HP
KSWI

There is a webpage on the FAA site with a list of telephone numbers, but
I do not have the URL handy.

A reason for carrying such a list is when traveling across the border.
When you want to come back, the 800-may not work from where you are
calling. You will want to call the FSS closest to your destination to
obtain US Customs telephone numbers so you can contact them directly
with your arrival information.

john smith wrote:
There is a webpage on the FAA site with a list of telephone numbers, but
I do not have the URL handy.

The facility specific toll free numbers are in the AF/D. Not a very
convenient organization but they are there in the back.

There are many lists available. From AOPA, I keep this list of FSS numbers
on my PDA and on my eFlyBook and in printed form:
http://flighttraining.aopa.org/membe...g/pdfs/fss.pdf

and this list of ATC numbers:

http://flighttraining.aopa.org/membe...g/pdfs/atc.pdf

Even if you have no PDF capable device in the plane and you don't buy an
AF/D, you could print them.


Google for "FSS phone numbers" brought up many web pages with the numbers
listed.


In HTML but could be printed:

http://www.avweather.com/afss.html

Or this one with a pretty, cloud background:

http://pad39a.com/gene/fss.html

Or this one

http://www.bakercityairport.com/LocalFSS.htm

Or this one

http://www.cirruspilots.org/public/stuff/fssnumbers.doc



--
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Travis
Lake N3094P
PWK

On 01/23/07 21:00, M wrote:
I just realize that this information might be useful and I re-posted
under a new subject, so it'll be easier to search.

This information is already included in the Airport/Facility Directory.
A very handy little tome, well worth the price.

--
Mark Hansen, PP-ASEL, Instrument Airplane
Cal Aggie Flying Farmers
Sacramento, CA

Mark Hansen wrote:
On 01/23/07 21:00, M wrote:
I just realize that this information might be useful and I re-posted
under a new subject, so it'll be easier to search.

This information is already included in the Airport/Facility
Directory. A very handy little tome, well worth the price.

Does anyone know if there is a A/FD formated for use on a palm top device?

Gig 601XL Builder wrote:
Mark Hansen wrote:
On 01/23/07 21:00, M wrote:
I just realize that this information might be useful and I re-posted
under a new subject, so it'll be easier to search.
This information is already included in the Airport/Facility
Directory. A very handy little tome, well worth the price.

Does anyone know if there is a A/FD formated for use on a palm top device?

Download the file, make the appropriate modifications and download it to
your palm device. You know how to do this. It takes maybe five minutes,
depending on how much you want to reformat it.

john smith wrote:
Gig 601XL Builder wrote:
Mark Hansen wrote:
On 01/23/07 21:00, M wrote:
I just realize that this information might be useful and I re-
posted under a new subject, so it'll be easier to search.
This information is already included in the Airport/Facility
Directory. A very handy little tome, well worth the price.

Does anyone know if there is a A/FD formated for use on a palm top
device?

Download the file, make the appropriate modifications and download it
to your palm device. You know how to do this. It takes maybe five
minutes, depending on how much you want to reformat it.

I know that but I was wondering if anyone was doing the formating already.

Gig 601XL Builder wrote:



This information is already included in the Airport/Facility
Directory. A very handy little tome, well worth the price.


Does anyone know if there is a A/FD formated for use on a palm top
device?




http://www.hiltonsoftware.com/

You'll need a Windows device, a Palm would gag.

I attend a FAA safety meeting today and one of the speaker was from the
McAlester AFSS. She talked about the rollout of the FS21 system
http://www.afss.com/news/. The FSS's will be closed and consolidate into the
hubs start on the east coast and move west across the country. The McAlester
AFSS will close 14 May 2007 and it functions move to the Fort Worth hub. It
seems to me that by May all FSS phone numbers east of Oklahoma will be
disconnected. In May I'll be forced to used 1-800-WX-BRIEF (992-7433).

I went to http://www.afss.com/ and did not see any of the great services that
Lockheed Martin said they would provide. The front page was last updated
10/4/2006 9:15:27 AM. Lockheed Martin doesn't seem to be keeping us informed.

GeorgeC