FSS phone numbers in all states

In rec.aviation.piloting M <wei@jthome.com> wrote:
> Millville, NJ MIV 866-225-7620

This is not a current list. Millville has been closed for some time now.

.... Alan
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Alan Gerber
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In rec.aviation.student Jay Beckman <jnsbeckman@cox.net> wrote:
> Somtimes it's handy to know the local numbers if you have a question
> regarding something very location specific. Like asking about dropping in
> to say hi.

Or if you need to phone to close your flight plan. If I call from my cell
phone, I get my local FSS. If I'm somewhere covered by another FSS, it's
better to call them directly.

.... Alan
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Alan Gerber
PP-ASEL
gerber AT panix DOT com

There is a webpage on the FAA site with a list of telephone numbers, but
I do not have the URL handy.

A reason for carrying such a list is when traveling across the border.
When you want to come back, the 800-may not work from where you are
calling. You will want to call the FSS closest to your destination to
obtain US Customs telephone numbers so you can contact them directly
with your arrival information.

Mark Hansen wrote:
> On 01/23/07 21:00, M wrote:
>> I just realize that this information might be useful and I re-posted
>> under a new subject, so it'll be easier to search.
>
> This information is already included in the Airport/Facility
> Directory. A very handy little tome, well worth the price.

Does anyone know if there is a A/FD formated for use on a palm top device?

Gig 601XL Builder wrote:
> Mark Hansen wrote:
>> On 01/23/07 21:00, M wrote:
>>> I just realize that this information might be useful and I re-posted
>>> under a new subject, so it'll be easier to search.
>> This information is already included in the Airport/Facility
>> Directory. A very handy little tome, well worth the price.
>
> Does anyone know if there is a A/FD formated for use on a palm top device?

Download the file, make the appropriate modifications and download it to
your palm device. You know how to do this. It takes maybe five minutes,
depending on how much you want to reformat it.

john smith wrote:
> Gig 601XL Builder wrote:
>> Mark Hansen wrote:
>>> On 01/23/07 21:00, M wrote:
>>>> I just realize that this information might be useful and I re-
>>>> posted under a new subject, so it'll be easier to search.
>>> This information is already included in the Airport/Facility
>>> Directory. A very handy little tome, well worth the price.
>>
>> Does anyone know if there is a A/FD formated for use on a palm top
>> device?
>
> Download the file, make the appropriate modifications and download it
> to your palm device. You know how to do this. It takes maybe five
> minutes, depending on how much you want to reformat it.

I know that but I was wondering if anyone was doing the formating already.