Fri, Aug 06, 2004
NOTAM Number: FDC 4/7966
Location: Grand Forks, North Dakota
Beginning Date: August 06, 2004 at 16:00 UTC (August 06, 2004 at
11:00 CDT)
Ending Date: August 06, 2004 at 19:55 UTC (August 06, 2004 at
14:55 CDT)
Reason for NOTAM: Temporary flight restrictions for national
security
Type: VIP
Replaced NOTAM(s): n/a
FAA Contact(Pilots):
No Pilots May Operate An Aircraft in the Areas Covered by this
Notam Except as Described.
Affected Area(s)
Area A
Airspace Definition:
Circle Center: 9 nautical miles from GRAND FORKS VOR_DME(GFK)
on the 264 radial (Latitude: 47�57'39"N, Longitude:
97�24'3"W)
Radius: 3 nautical miles
Altitude: From and including the surface up to 3000
feet
Operating Restrictions and Requirements:
Effective Date: August 06, 2004 at 16:00 UTC (August 06, 2004
at 11:00 CDT) - August 06, 2004 at 16:50 UTC (August 06, 2004 at
11:50 CDT)
Area B
Airspace Definition:
Circle Center: 6 nautical miles from GRAND FORKS VOR_DME(GFK)
on the 95 radial (Latitude: 47�55'44"N, Longitude:
97�1'51"W)
Radius: 3 nautical miles
Altitude: From and including the surface up to 3000
feet
Operating Restrictions and Requirements:
Effective Date: August 06, 2004 at 16:35 UTC (August 06, 2004
at 11:35 CDT) - August 06, 2004 at 18:25 UTC (August 06, 2004 at
13:25 CDT)
Area C
Airspace Definition:
Circle Center: 8 nautical miles from GRAND FORKS VOR_DME(GFK)
on the 264 radial (Latitude: 47�57'39"N, Longitude:
97�24'3"W)
Radius: 3 nautical miles
Altitude: From and including the surface up to 3000
feet
Operating Restrictions and Requirements:
Effective Date: August 06, 2004 at 18:05 UTC (August 06, 2004
at 13:05 CDT) - August 06, 2004 at 19:55 UTC (August 06, 2004 at
14:55 CDT)
Other Information:
ARTCC: ZMP
IssueDate: August 05, 2004 at 13:34 UTC (August 05, 2004 at 8:34
CDT)
Authority: Title 14 CFR section 91.141
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