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D.C. ADIZ east sector frequency changes

D.C. ADIZ east sector frequency changes

By AOPA ePublishing staff

The FAA on Nov. 15 changed the VFR East Sector frequency pilots use to contact air traffic control to enter the Washington, D.C., Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ).

The ADIZ East Sector frequency has changed to 132.775 MHz. The new frequency comes as part of the ADIZ redesign that went into effect in August. Air traffic controllers will continue to monitor the old frequency. The three ADIZ sector frequencies are printed in the FAA’s “Airport/Facility Directory;” and, the new frequency for the east sector will be published in the new edition scheduled for Dec. 21.

To ensure that you have the up-to-date frequency and other ADIZ information, visit AOPA’s online ADIZ resources page.

November 15, 2007

AOPA ePublishing staff
AOPA ePublishing Staff editors are experienced pilots, flight instructors, and aircraft owners who have a passion for bringing you the latest news and AOPA announcements.

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