Instrument Approaches
Northampton Airport has three non-precision approaches. The VOR or GPS-A approaches uses the Barnes VOR as an initial approach fix while the VOR/DME-B requires radar vectors. The GPS 14 is a straight-in approach and has the lowest minimums of all three approaches. The approaches shown below are for illustration only. Please consult your current approach plates for the latest information.
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News
Mar 1, 2010 --- It's time to plan for the summer camp season! We have opened registration to Camp IWannaFly and Camp IGottaFly for returning students.
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Airport
Elevation: 122 ftPattern Altitude: 1122 ft
Runways: 14-32, 3365 x 50
Approaches: VOR-A,VOR-B,GPS 14
CTAF: 122.7
More Information: 7B2 @ AirNav.com
Milestones
Raymond White - Solo
Raymond White did his first solo in March. His instructor is John Smith.
Adriana deOliviera - ATP
Adriana earned her Airline Transport Pilot rating in March. John Smith is her instructor.
Dennis Murphy - Multi-Engine Instrument
Dennis earned his Commercial Multi-Engine Instrument rating in March. John Smith is his instructor.
Events
- Wheels to Wings Intro Flight Day
April 17, 2010
9:00am - 1:00pm Visit our Wheels to Wings page to learn more! - EAA Fly-In
June 5, 2010
10:00am - 2:00pm FAA Safety Seminar (Topic TBD) B...