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Oakland County International Airport: Pilot Information

Welcome to Oakland County International Airport...
Oakland County's world class general aviation reliever airport accommodates the needs of private, corporate, charter and air freight aircraft.


General Information

Noise Abatement Procedures

Ground Run-up Enclosure (GRE)

Lighting and Approach Aids

Frequencies

Phone Numbers

 

General Information

SARL  Certificated under Federal Aviation Regulation (FAR) Limited Part 139 FAA Class D Airspace (when tower open 0600-2400; other times Class G)

  • Elevation 980 feet
  • Latitude:  42-39.91 N
  • Longitude:  83-25.12 W
  • Magnetic Deviation:  6.2 W
  • Runway 9R/27L (6200' x 150')
  • Runway 9L/27R (5675' x 100')
  • Runway 17/35 (2585' x 75') 650' displaced threshold when landing on 17
  • Landing Fees (aircraft greater than 12,500 lbs.):  landing fee rates
  • Prior notification required for aircraft over 30 seats and aircraft weighing over 60,000 lbs. maximum gross takeoff weight
  • User Fee U.S. Customs Service 7 AM - 8 PM Monday-Sunday; provide 3-hours advance notice on all clearances:  User Fee Customs rates

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Noise Abatement Procedures


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Ground Run-up Enclosure (GRE)

The ground run-up enclosure (GRE) at Oakland County International Airport, will reduce noise from engine run-ups by 15 dB, or 75 percent.  The $3.5 million structure also is the first of its kind at a general aviation (GA) facility in the United States.

The three-sided, open air structure, faces west across one mile of airport property.  This orientation allows for positive air flow during engine run-ups while reducing noise on the other three sides.

The designer, Blast Deflectors, Inc. of Reno, Nevada, employed absorbent barrier technology.  Whatever sound energy is not absorbed and dissipated by the six-inch, fiberglass-filled acoustic panels is deflected upward.  The panels are designed specifically to absorb low-frequency sounds. 

The GRE Web-cam is available for authorized users.


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Lighting and Approach Aids

Rotating Beacon, REIL, MIRL, HIRL, VASI, MALSR


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Frequencies

ATIS: 125.45
Clearance Delivery: 118.25
Detroit Approach: 127.5
Ground: 121.9/121.75
ILS: 111.1
MALSR: 120.5
Tower: 120.5 / 123.7
Unicom: 122.95
VOR: 111.0


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Phone Numbers

Administration: 248-666-3900
ASOS: 248-666-1818
FAA ATCT: 248-886-8500
FSS:800-WX-BRIEF
Maintenance/ARFF: 248-666-5982
U.S. Customs: 248-666-7717
U.S. Customs-After hours: 734-942-9000
U.S. Agriculture: 734-941-8695


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