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March 20th 05, 06:56 PM
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SNA VFR approach frequency
Comming in directly from east, which is the correct VFR approach
frequency? John Wayne airport website lists three frequencies depending on direction - 128.1 for NE-SE. The AOPA online guide and Airnav only give 121.3. Sectionals and LA TAC shows 121.3 from N and 132.7/124.1 (4000&below/above) from SE. Anybody clarify this? 
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March 20th 05, 09:04 PM
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On 20 Mar 2005 10:56:30 -0800, "abripl" wrote
in .com:: Comming in directly from east, which is the correct VFR approach frequency? John Wayne airport website lists three frequencies depending on direction - 128.1 for NE-SE. The AOPA online guide and Airnav only give 121.3. Sectionals and LA TAC shows 121.3 from N and 132.7/124.1 (4000&below/above) from SE. Anybody clarify this? VFR I'd call SoCal Approach Control on 121.3 MHz, and expect to be asked to report over Signal Peak.
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March 20th 05, 09:22 PM
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I think I would get my information from the Airport/Facility Directory,
which is the official source. Bob Gardner "abripl" wrote in message oups.com... Comming in directly from east, which is the correct VFR approach frequency? John Wayne airport website lists three frequencies depending on direction - 128.1 for NE-SE. The AOPA online guide and Airnav only give 121.3. Sectionals and LA TAC shows 121.3 from N and 132.7/124.1 (4000&below/above) from SE. Anybody clarify this?
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