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Charts & Procedures

Bradley International Airport

KBDL / BDL

Hartford, US

Airport Type

large airport

Airport Diagram

Ground movement chart showing runways, taxiways, and ground facilities

• Runway layout and designations

• Taxiway system and hot spots

• Ground control frequencies

• Parking and gate assignments

View Airport Diagram

Instrument Approaches

ILS, VOR, RNAV and other instrument approach procedures

Runway 1/19 ILS/RNAV

Runway 15/33 ILS/RNAV

Runway 6/24 ILS/RNAV

Visual Approach

Visual approach charts and traffic pattern information

• Traffic pattern altitude

• Visual reference points

• Noise abatement procedures

• Local flying regulations

Aeronautical Information Publication (AIP)

Official aeronautical information for Bradley International Airport including operational procedures, navigation aids, and regulatory information.

Available Information:

Airport operational data
Navigation aid details
Communication frequencies
Ground handling services

Quick Reference:

Airport Type: large airport

Elevation: 173 ft MSL

Operating Hours: 24/7

Fire Category: Category 6

AIP Information

Organization: US FAA

Access: Free Access

Cost: Free

Languages: English

Note: Access details: Public

Access Official AIP

Radio Frequencies

12 frequencies

Tower

120.300

MHz

TWR

Ground

121.900

MHz

GND

Approach

32.580

MHz

APP

Approach

123.950

MHz

APP

ATIS

118.150

MHz

ATIS

Clearance

121.750

MHz

CLNC DEL

Departure

35.900

MHz

DEP

Departure

123.950

MHz

DEP

UNICOM

122.950

MHz

UNICOM

MISC

41.900

MHz

ARNG OPS

RDO

122.300

MHz

BRIDGEPORT RDO

OPS

138.550

MHz

ANG OPS

Emergency Frequency

121.500

International Emergency

Usage Instructions:

Tower: Airport traffic control

Ground: Surface movement control

Approach: Terminal area control

ATIS: Automated weather & airport info

• Click any frequency to copy to clipboard

• Always verify frequencies with current charts before flight

• Frequencies may change - check NOTAMs for updates

Data Source: Frequencies are sourced from OurAirports.com, updated daily. Always verify current frequencies using official airport charts, AIP publications, or contact the airport directly. Frequencies may change due to operational requirements or regulatory updates.