Long Island Mac Arthur

Long Island Mac Arthur Airport (KISP/ISP) is a civil airfield in the US primarily supporting VFR traffic at an elevation of 30 meters. It features multiple asphalt runways, including two primary runways 06/24 each 2,135 meters long, and several secondary runways ranging from 967 to 1,580 meters. The airport offers various frequencies for approach, ground, and ATIS, making it a well-equipped facility for general aviation in New York.

Country

US

Type

Aerodrome (Civil/Military)

Coordinates

40.796136 , -73.100665

Traffic Type

IFR, VFR

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Air Traffic Service (ATS)

Frequency	Type	Name	Notes	Is Public	Is Primary
118.000	Other	New York App/dep	None	Yes	No
128.450	Atis	Atis	None	Yes	No
121.850	Other	Long Island Clearance Delivery (cd/p)	None	Yes	No
119.300	Tower	Long Island Tower (lcl/p)	None	Yes	Yes
135.300	Ground	Long Island Ground (gnd/p)	None	Yes	No
122.600	Other	New York Rdo	None	Yes	No
122.950	Unicom		None	Yes	No
120.725	Other		None	Yes	No
121.500	Other		None	Yes	No
124.300	Tower	Long Island Tower (lcl/s)	None	Yes	No
120.050	Other	New York Approach (class C)	None	Yes	No

Runways

Designation	Surface	Length (m)	Width (m)	MTOW (t)	Features	Notes
0645°	Asphalt	2135m	46m	300	Primary	None
24225°	Asphalt	2135m	46m	300	—	None
10100°	Asphalt	1534m	45m	Unknown	—	None
28280°	Asphalt	1534m	45m	Unknown	—	None
15L135°	Asphalt	968m	23m	25	—	None
33R315°	Asphalt	968m	23m	25	—	None
15R135°	Asphalt	1581m	46m	300	—	None
33L315°	Asphalt	1581m	46m	300	—	None

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