SIMPILOT FORUM FLIGHT RALLY #15

Date: Sunday, April 27th, 2003
Time: 3pm EST (2000Z)


ID Elevation Latitude Longitude ATIS Freq.
KACK +48 N41° 15.18' W70° 3.61' 126.60

 
Runway Length Surface ILS/LOC Freq. ILS ID
6 6303 Asphalt ****** ****
24 6303 Asphalt 109.10 IACK
15 3999 Asphalt ****** ****
33 3999 Asphalt ****** ****
12 3125 Asphalt ****** ****
30 3125 Asphalt ****** ****

The destination for the SimPilot Forum's fifteenth Flight Rally is Nantucket Memorial Airport in Nantucket, Massachusetts USA!

Nantucket Memorial Airport (KACK) Nantucket Memorial Airport, formerly known as Tom Nevers Field, has been in operation for more than 60 years and was featured as the main location in the American TV sitcom "Wings". The airport is located in the scenic island town of Nantucket, which was founded in 1671, and is located 21 miles south of Cape Cod.

With an average of 427 aircraft operations daily, and over 500,000 commercial passengers annually, Nantucket Memorial Airport is the second busiest commercial airport in Massachusetts.

There is scenery for this airport in Microsoft's "Flight Simulator" version 95 to 2002, Nomissoft's "Airline Simulator 2", subLogic's "Flight" and "Flight Light", as well as subLogic's "Scenery Disk 12" and "USA East" scenery packs which can be used with Microsoft's "Flight Simulator" 4.0b and subLogic's "Airline Transport Pilot".

Download the file KACK.GIF in Files Section 3 (Navigation) for an aeronautical chart of the area.

Please join us on April 27th for the fifteenth SimPilot Forum Flight Rally, and make sure to visit Conference Room 5 (Fly Online/FS Rallies) after your flight to let us know all about it!


Download RALLIES.TXT or RALLIES.HTM from Files Section 11 (Fly Online/FS Rallies) for detailed information on the SimPilot Forum Flight Rallies. If you need any further info or help be sure to post a message in Message Section 11 (Fly Online/FS Rallies). We'll be looking forward to seeing you there!


Rich „Weeds„ Nagel
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