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June 19th 04, 04:49 AM
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Boston Approach frequency question
The low altitude frequency for BOS approach south of either BOS
R270 or near Interstate 90 is charted as 124.1 Mhz. Maybe that is the frequency that they use at 3 AM on a Sunday morning, but I've always been asked to use 120.6, both on initial call ups or handoffs from another sector. This frequency isn't charted. Why don't they chart 120.6 since it is the commonly used frequency? 
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