I live in the Atlanta, GA area and I picked up a previously owned Eton Elite Executive and while putting it through its paces I came across aircraft on 135.375. I could not find this frequency in my notes and a search of the RR database listed only three locaations, one in minnesota and two in Texas. I did hear a Delta flight that was from Savannah, GA to Atlanta, so I guess it's a new Atlanta Center frequency.
135.375?
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How about this from:
www.liveatc.net
Airport Detail: ATL | LiveATC.net
| ATL Final Approach 28/10 | |
| Feed Status: UP Listeners: 2 | |
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(launches your MP3 player) | |
| Archive Access: KATL Final Approach 28/10 |
| Facility | Frequency |
| Atlanta Approach (Final Approach Rwy 28/10) | 135.375 |
trentbob
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Could be.How about this from:
Airport Detail: ATL | LiveATC.net
ATL Final Approach 28/10 Feed Status: UP Listeners: 2 Archive Access: KATL Final Approach 28/10
Facility Frequency Atlanta Approach (Final Approach Rwy 28/10) 135.375
Thanks. I had not thought of looking at that site. This frequncy is not listed on the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) Page here on RR.
Frequencies in the database only appear when someone hears it, verifies the usage and submits it. Please consider submitting your find.
You can also check Air Nav.com website; click on airports- type in your airport name - click on your airport name from the list.
Then scroll down to communications and you'll see all the freqs in use.
The list will include all the VHF/UHF freqs used.
Then scroll down to communications and you'll see all the freqs in use.
The list will include all the VHF/UHF freqs used.
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