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Jesse Viertel Memorial

Boonville, MO
Phone: 660-882-7441
www.tigair.com
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Overview

Attendance: Attended
Year-round, 7 Days a Week,0800-2000
Tower:No
Elevation:715 ft (217.9 m) (Surveyed)
Location:3.00 mi. SE of Boonville
Beacon: Present (white-green)
Runways:18/36
Runway length: 4000 ft
Fees:No data
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Minimum Fuel Prices

100LL$ 5.45  (full service)
100LL$ 5.45  (self service)
Jet-A$ 4.55  (full service)
Jet-A$ 4.55  (self service)

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Runway 18/36

Dimensions:4000 x 75ft. / 1219.2 x 22.9mWeight Bearing Cap: Single wheel: 12500 lb
Surface:asphalt, no surface treatment, in good conditionRunway Edge Lights:medium
#Elev/HdgTr. Pat.MarkingsApproach LightsTD PointILS/LOCObstructionsComments/Noise
18708.6ft. MSL
183° mag
185° true
0.1% up		non-precisionvisual glide slope: 4-Light/Left-Side PAPI
runway end identifier: REIL is present
Tree, 300 ft Right of center, 36 ft high, 750 ft from end, 15:1 clearance slope
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36711.8ft. MSL
3° mag
5° true
0.1% down		non-precisionvisual glide slope: 4-Light/Left-Side PAPI
runway end identifier: REIL is present
Tree, 132 ft Left of center, 16 ft high, 490 ft from end, 18:1 clearance slope
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Business/Service Information

Name LocationFreq. MonitoredMain Phone
G & J Aircraft Service
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 On field: SE
 UNICOM: 122.7
660-882-7013
Tig-Air Flight Training, LLC
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  • $5.45
  • $5.45
  • $4.55
  • $4.55
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  • Flight Training
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 On field: SW
 UNICOM: 122.7
660-882-7441
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Services at this airport:

Services: 
Engine Repair: MajorAirframe Repair: Major
Fuel: 100LL Low-Lead, Jet A, MOGAS
Transportation: Courtesy Car

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    Operations & More Information

    Lat/Long:N38 56.8033' / W92 40.9600'
    Charts:NACO: Kansas City Sectional
    Mag Var:02E (2000)
    ARTCC:Kansas City (ZKC)
    FSS:Columbia (COU)
    1-800-WXBRIEF
    NOTAM Facility:COU
    Approach/Departure Control FacilitySGF
    Pattern Altitude:Light Aircraft: 1500 MSL; Heavy Aircraft: 2200 MSL; Turbine Aircraft: 2200 MSL
    Wind Indicator:Lighted
    Seg. Circle:Yes
    Lighting:Pilot Activated Lighting:
    • high intensity: 7 clicks in 10 secs
    • medium intensity: 5 clicks in 10 secs
    • low intensity: 3 clicks in 10 secs
    Activate MIRL Ry 18/36; PAPI Rys 18 & 36; REIL Ry 18 & 36 - CTAF

    Aircraft & Activity

    Based GA Aircraft

    Single Engine:35
    Multi Engine:0
    Jets:0
    Helicopters:1
    Gliders:
    Ultralights:

    Airport Activity

    GA Local:4,250
    GA Itinerant:3,800
    Commercial:
    Air Taxi:350
    Military:300

    (12-month period ending on 8/31/2009)

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    Contact Addresses

    ASN Volunteer:Owner:Airport Manager:
    Dana MorgenthalerCity of BoonvilleJohn Taylor
    525 E Spring St20044 Pearre Rd
    Boonville, MO 65233
    660-882-2332 (Office) 660-882-7441 (Office)
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