Glasgow Airport

Post by **GlasgowGuy** » 25 Oct 2005, 13:21

Does anyone do a lot of listening at Glasgow Airport? Can anyone be specific with the following frequencies? 456.03Mhz, 453.575(possibly fuel), 453.925, 455.77(possibly fire service), 456.00, 455.725, 456.895, 456.9?

Cheers

Glasgow Guy

Post by **andyandy** » 25 Oct 2005, 20:54

I dont really listen to Glasgow airport as much as i should, maybe other members can help you. But i dont no if you notice it but theres a link with 'Air Frequencies' which has frequencies for most of scotland's major airports.

http://www.transmission1.co.uk/index.ph ... opic&t=164

Andy

Post by **GlasgowGuy** » 25 Oct 2005, 22:36

Certainly the list was very useful just no joy though with ground type frequencies. Certainly a good one to add is that Cumbernauld Airport on outskirts of Glasgow operates on 120.6Mhz AM.

Glasgow Guy

Post by **scanning_editor** » 27 Oct 2005, 19:04

All airport related freqs.

http://www.air.radiouk.com/

We try to keep this site up to date. Some UHF freqs not been added as yet but we will get around to it in time, now ime flying to airports around the country the list will get bigger. All freqs on air radio are passed on to Paul Wey at proma for inclusion in his database. Please use any freq you find.

Post by **scanning_editor** » 27 Oct 2005, 19:17

456.025 Aviance
456.750 cargo handlers
456.775 execair
456.900 servisair
455.650 tower
455.725 security
455.775 fire

This short list should help you out remember to set you steps to 12.5 for uhf freqs

Post by **GlasgowGuy** » 27 Oct 2005, 23:18

Can anyone shed any light on exactly what the aim of the frequency 115.4Mhz on AM is for at Glasgow. It seems as if its data transmitted. Not sure if its some kind of aid for pilots.

Glasgow Guy

Post by **scanning_editor** » 28 Oct 2005, 11:21

GlasgowGuy wrote:Can anyone shed any light on exactly what the aim of the frequency 115.4Mhz on AM is for at Glasgow. It seems as if its data transmitted. Not sure if its some kind of aid for pilots.

Glasgow Guy

The above is a navigation aid for pilots giving out a morse code ident of GOW

VOR = VHF omni-directional Range
DME = Distance Measuring Equipment
Hope this helps

Post by **GlasgowGuy** » 28 Oct 2005, 12:24

Cheers mate a help as always. Wish I had discovered this site many moons ago.

Thanks

Glasgow Guy