Towered · Class D surface area

Flagler Executive (KFIN) radio calls

Palm Coast, FLICAO KFIN · FAA FIN

Flagler Executive is a towered airport in Palm Coast, FL. You will taxi with Ground on 121.75 and work Flagler Tower Tower on 118.95, after listening to the ATIS on 128.325. The approach control is Daytona Approach on 125.8, which is who you call for VFR flight following. The tower operates 0600-2000 local.

The airport has a Class D surface area: two-way radio communication with the tower must be established before entering. Published hours: CLASS D SVC 0600-2000; OTHER TIMES CLASS G.

Frequencies

ATIS128.325
Clearance Delivery121.75
GroundFlagler Tower Ground121.75
TowerFlagler Tower Tower118.95
CTAF118.95
UNICOM123.0
Approach / DepartureDaytona Approach125.8

Airport

Runways
06 · 24 · 11 · 29
Elevation
33 ft
Tower hours
0600-2000 local
Position
29.465, -81.208

Towered airport with a Class D surface area

Sample calls at KFIN

Flagler Executive has a Class D surface area: establish two-way communication with the tower before entering (AIM 3-2-5 b 3). A reply that uses your call sign, even "standby", establishes it; "aircraft calling, standby" does not. The calls below use runway 06; the tower assigns the runway in use on the day.

The aircraft is the AIM’s own example, Cessna Three One Six Zero Foxtrot; the squawk codes, altitudes and headings are illustrative. Frequencies, station names and runway numbers are this airport’s, from the FAA data.

  1. Listen to the ATIS on 128.325 first and note the letter; "with Information (letter)" on your first call lets the controller skip the weather (JO 7110.65 3-10-1).
  2. YouFlagler Tower Clearance, Cessna Three One Six Zero Foxtrot, at the ramp with Information Alpha, VFR to the north, request clearance.
  3. ATCCessna Six Zero Foxtrot, Flagler Tower Clearance, maintain VFR at or below two thousand five hundred, departure frequency one two five point eight, squawk four six one two.
  4. YouAt or below two thousand five hundred, departure one two five point eight, squawk four six one two, Cessna Six Zero Foxtrot.
  5. YouFlagler Tower Ground, Cessna Three One Six Zero Foxtrot, at the ramp with Information Alpha, request taxi, VFR departure to the north.
  6. ATCCessna Six Zero Foxtrot, Flagler Tower Ground, runway zero six, taxi via Alpha, hold short of runway zero six.
  7. YouRunway zero six, taxi via Alpha, hold short of runway zero six, Cessna Six Zero Foxtrot.
  8. The runway, any clearance onto a runway and every hold-short instruction are read back (AIM 4-3-18 a 9). Stay on Ground through the run-up and switch to Tower when ready (AIM 4-3-14 a).
  9. YouFlagler Tower Tower, Cessna Six Zero Foxtrot, holding short runway zero six, ready for departure, northbound.
  10. ATCCessna Six Zero Foxtrot, Flagler Tower Tower, runway zero six, cleared for takeoff.
  11. YouRunway zero six, cleared for takeoff, Cessna Six Zero Foxtrot.
  12. ATCCessna Six Zero Foxtrot, contact Daytona Approach one two five point eight.
  13. Youone two five point eight, Cessna Six Zero Foxtrot.
  14. YouDaytona Approach, Cessna Three One Six Zero Foxtrot, two thousand climbing four thousand five hundred, request VFR flight following to the north.
  15. ATCCessna Six Zero Foxtrot, Daytona Approach, radar contact, altimeter three zero zero one.
  16. YouAltimeter three zero zero one, Cessna Six Zero Foxtrot.
  17. Inbound: call the tower about 15 miles out, before the Class D boundary (AIM 4-3-2 a).
  18. YouFlagler Tower Tower, Cessna Three One Six Zero Foxtrot, one five miles north, three thousand, with Information Bravo, landing Flagler Tower.
  19. ATCCessna Six Zero Foxtrot, Flagler Tower Tower, enter left downwind runway zero six, report midfield downwind.
  20. YouEnter left downwind runway zero six, report midfield, Cessna Six Zero Foxtrot.
  21. YouFlagler Tower Tower, Cessna Six Zero Foxtrot, midfield left downwind, runway zero six.
  22. ATCCessna Six Zero Foxtrot, runway zero six, cleared to land, wind two seven zero at eight.
  23. YouRunway zero six, cleared to land, Cessna Six Zero Foxtrot.
  24. The wind is information: acknowledged, not read back. Exit at the first available taxiway or as told, taxi clear of the hold-short markings, and change to Ground only when the tower says (AIM 4-3-21).
  25. ATCCessna Six Zero Foxtrot, exit at the next taxiway, contact Flagler Tower Ground one two one point seven five.
  26. YouExit next taxiway, one two one point seven five, Cessna Six Zero Foxtrot.
  27. YouFlagler Tower Ground, Cessna Six Zero Foxtrot, clear of runway zero six, taxi to the ramp.

If things change. The tower operates 0600-2000 local. Outside those hours the airport is a non-towered field: self-announce on the CTAF, 118.95 with the airport name first and last, and the surface area reverts to Class E or Class G as published in the Chart Supplement.

Phraseology from AIM 4-2-3; 4-3-18 a 9; 4-3-14; 4-3-21; 4-4-7 b; 4-1-18 a 3; 3-2-5 b 3; 4-3-2 a. What TowerTalk grades against →

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