Eastern Europe and Asia

AIRPORT/FACILITY DIRECTORY LEGEND A-4
(E) VHF and UHF emergency frequencies monitored.
# Aeronautical Phone Patch Svc Capability
� ILS Instrument Approach Procedure not published in DoD FLIP Terminals.
� RADAR with no minima published in DoD FLIP products.
4. Operating Times
a. Airports operate H24 unless otherwise specified in Remarks.
b. Airport Services (Fuel, Transient Service, etc.) and Communications (ATIS, PTD, UNICOM,
APP, DEP, TWR, A/G, etc.) operate the same hours as airport unless otherwise specified.
c. Radio Navigational Aids operate and are monitored H24 unless otherwise specified.
5. Sample Legend - The legend items that follow explain in detail the contents of the Directory
and are keyed to the boxed numbers on the Sample Listing.
1 NAMES - are listed alphabetically.
2 ALTERNATE NAMES
3 STATE/PROVINCE/COUNTRY - are shown by an abbreviation. See Abbreviations at
end of Section A.
4 ISLAND/ISLAND GROUP - are shown when State/Province/Country names are not
shown or for clarification purposes.
5 NOTAM SERVICE - NOTAM information for DoD aircrews is obtained using the DoD
Internet NOTAM Distribution System (DINS) which is derived from the United States
Consolidated NOTAM Office at the FAA Air Traffic Control Systems Command Center, Herndon
VA.
The primary DINS system NOTAM Web page https://www.notams.jcs.mil incorporates many
features to assist the user when retrieving NOTAM requests. Real time NOTAM data is available,
and contains all NOTAMs validated by the U.S. NOTAM System (USNS), which include domestic,
international, military and from Flight Data Centers (FDC).
DINS will provide a plain language notice, highlighted in red, when a requested location is not in
the U.S. NOTAM System. If the requested location is not covered, it does not transmit NOTAM
information for the USNS. You must contact the requested location to receive NOTAM
information.
ALTERNATE LOCATION - Use https://www.notams.faa.gov to retrieve NOTAMs should the
primary DINS server be out of service.
6 LOCATION IDENTIFIER - is shown by either a 4 character ICAO, 4 character ICAO/3
character FAA, or 3 character FAA assigned code (zeroes are slashed). If two different codes are
assigned for a Military/Civil airport or facility, the military code will be shown first followed by the
civil code. If two different military codes are assigned, both codes will be shown with the primary
operating agency’s code listed first.