N4JRI's Radio Pages: Aircraft Monitoring
ARINC VHF Air/Ground
Enroute System
This system consists of several series of linked ground stations, providing contact for aircraft flying along most major US routes. Connect the dots for each group on a US map, and you'll have the same thing that ARINC issues. The map that I have is dated 1988, prior to the dissolution of Atlanta Radio.
128.900
JFK, White Plains, Allentown, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Akron, Columbus, Toledo
DFW, Midland, El Paso, Las Cruces, Tuscon, Phoenix, Palm Springs, Mt. Laguna, San Diego
129.350
LaGuardia, Williamsport, Cleveland, Chicago, Indianapolis, Louisville, Cincinatti, St. Louis, [Dayton]
129.400
Gulf of Mexico, Sarasota, Pensacola, Venice, Cameron, Brownsville
Bangor, [Portland], Boston, [Manchester], [Hartford], [Providence], Binghampton, Burlington, [Syracuse], Rochester, Toronto, Detroit, Grand Rapids, [Saginaw], Escomobe (?), Chicago
Seattle, Vancouver, Port Hardy, Juneau, & other points leading to Anchorageb
129.450
Newark?, Philadelphia, Reagan National, [Dulles], Norfolk, [Richmond], Raleigh, Roanoke, Atlanda, [Columbia], Charleston, SC
Chicago, Moline, Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, Omaha, Lincoln, McCook
129.500
Honolulu, Maui
129.850
San Francisco, Redding, Arcadia, Medford, Eugene, Portland, Seattle
129.900
New York Radio - East Coast of US, possibly associcated with 5294 kHz. Possibly used by flights entering and exiting USA
130.200
Newark, Baltimore, Charleston, WV, Knoxville, Nashville, [Huntsville], Birmingham, Paducah, Memphis, Little Rock, Dallas
Pueblo, [Colorado Springs], Denver, Grand Junction, Green River, Bryce Canyon, Mt. Peton NV
130.400
O'Neill, KS, Scottsbluff, Denver, Casper, Rock Springs, Salt Lake City, Idaho Falls, Boise, Pendleton, Ely NV, Tonopah, Reno, Sacramento, San Francisco
San Juan, PR
130.425 - Used in all systems for aircraft on the ground at major airports [in brackets] which don't have RCO's on the route's regular frequency. If you live near one of the bracketed sites, monitor both this, and the regular assigned frequency. This may yield both sides of the converations. For example, I live in Richmond, VA and listen to aircraft in flight on 129.45 and the ground station's reply on 130.425.
130.800
San Francisco, Fresno, [San Jose], [Monterey], Santa Maria, [Santa Barbara], Los Angeles, [Long Beach], San Diego
131.175
Jacksonville, Orlando, West Palm Beach, [Fort Lauderdale], Miami, [Fort Myers], Tampa, Bainbridge GA, Jackson, New Orleans, Shreveport
131.300
Kansas City, Wichita, Garden City, Alamesa, Farmington, Albuquerque, Williams AZ, Las Vegas, Los Angeles
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