Gallia-Meigs Airport - Gallia County, Ohio

Phone: 740-446-9004

FAA INFORMATION EFFECTIVE 12 MAY 2005

Location

FAA Identifier:

GAS

Lat/Long:

38-50-02.8015N / 082-09-48.3474W
38-50.046692N / 082-09.805790W
38.8341115 / -82.1634298
(estimated)

Elevation:

566 ft. / 173 m (estimated)

Variation:

07W (2000)

From city:

2 miles NE of GALLIPOLIS, OH

Address:

312 Airport Road, Gallpolis, OH

Zip code:

45631

Airport Operations

Airport use:

Open to the public

Sectional chart:

CINCINNATI

Control tower:

ARTCC:

INDIANAPOLIS CENTER

FSS:

DAYTON FLIGHT SERVICE STATION [1-866-505-6163]

NOTAMs facility:

DAY (NOTAM-D service available)

Attendance:

Daily from 9:00 am to 5:00pm closed on holidays

Wind indicator:

lighted

Segmented circle:

yes

Lights:

RDO-CTL
ACTVT MIRL RY 05/23; PAPI RYS 05 & 23; REIL RY 23 – CTAF.

Beacon:

white-green (lighted land airport)

Airport Communications

CTAF/UNICOM:

123.0

HUNTINGTON APPROACH:

132.95

HUNTINGTON DEPARTURE:

132.95

CLEARANCE DELIVERY:

124.55

Nearby radio navigation aids

VOR radial/distance	VOR name	Freq	Var
HNNr310/8.0	HENDERSON VORTAC	115.90	03W
HVQr331/34.4	CHARLESTON VORTAC	117.40	03W
YRKr078/39.8	YORK VORTAC	112.80	05W

NDB name	Hdg/Dist	Freq	Var	ID
GALLIPOLIS	at field	420	07W	GAS	–. .- …
UNIVERSITY	190/25.4	250	06W	UGS	..- –. …
PORTSMOUTH	088/32.0	373	04W	PMH	.–. — ….

Airport Services

Parking:

tiedowns

Airframe service:

MAJOR

Powerplant service:

MAJOR

Bottled oxygen:

NONE

Bulk oxygen:

NONE

Runway Information

Runway 5/23

Dimensions:

3998 x 75 ft. / 1219 x 23 m

Surface:

asphalt, in fair condition

Weight limitations:

Single wheel:

30000 lbs

Runway edge lights:

medium intensity

RUNWAY 5

RUNWAY 23

Latitude:

38-49.825773N

38-50.267597N

Longitude:

082-10.118150W

082-09.493397W

Elevation:

561.0 ft.

560.6 ft.

Traffic pattern:

left

Runway heading:

055 magnetic, 048 true

235 magnetic, 228 true

Markings:

nonprecision, in fair condition

Visual slope indicator:

2-light PAPI on left (3.00 degrees glide path)

Runway end identifier lights:

yes

Touchdown point:

yes, no lights

Obstructions:

8 ft. fence, 201 ft. from runway, 150 ft. both sides of centerline

12 ft. trees, 201 ft. from runway
0-13 FT BRUSH +80 FT-150 FT FR 125 FT L TO 200 FT FR 45 FT-80 FT L.

Airport Operational Statistics

Aircraft based on the field:

Single engine airplanes:

Multi engine airplanes:

Aircraft operations: avg 54/day

65%

local general aviation

26%

transient general aviation

air taxi

military

Additional Remarks

–

DEER & BIRDS ON & INVOF ARPT.

Instrument Procedures

NOTE: All procedures below are presented as PDF files. If you need a reader for these files, you should adobe.com the free Adobe Reader.

NOT FOR NAVIGATION. Please procure official charts for flight.
FAA instrument procedures published for use between 9 June 2005 at 0901Z and 7 July 2005 at 0900Z.

IAPs – Instrument Approach Procedures

VOR OR GPS-B

airnav.com (199KB)

GPS RWY 23

airnav.com (206KB)

NOTE: Special Take-Off Minimums apply

airnav.com (32KB)

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3I2 – Mason County Airport (6 nm NE)
I18 – Jackson County Airport (17 nm E)
I43 – James A Rhodes Airport (21 nm NW)
KUNI – Ohio University Airport-Snyder Field (23 nm N)
12V – Ona Airpark (24 nm S)