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FAA cycle 29 Oct 2026 (upcoming) · updated
Chignik, AK · Upcoming 29 Oct 2026 cycle

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No upcoming changes at AJCOn 29 Oct 2026 · current data stays the same

History since Aug 2024

▶Effective 01 Oct 2026FYI 10
Remark
New runway 02 controlling obstacle clearance slope remark: Brush crosses the centerline at the threshold.
FAA text
BRUSH ACRS CNTRLN AT THR.
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Remark
New runway 20 controlling obstacle clearance slope remark: Berm abeam threshold.
FAA text
BERM ABM THR.
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Remark
New runway 20 markings remark: Orange reflective cones.
FAA text
ORANGE REFLECTIVE CONES.
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Remark
Revised remark: Caution: mountains southwest; severe turbulence.
FAA text
CTN: MTS SW; SVR TURB.
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Remark
Revised remark: Orange reflective cones.
FAA text
ORANGE REFLECTIVE CONES.
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Remark
Revised remark: Seabirds are on and in vicinity of airport.
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SEABIRDS ON & INVOF ARPT.
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Remark
Revised remark: Seaplane operations east.
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SEAPLANE OPS E.
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Remark
Revised remark: runway condition UNMNT; recommend visual inspect before use.
FAA text
RWY COND UNMNT; RCMD VISUAL INSP BFR USE.
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Runway
Runway 02: controlling obstacle: BRUSH 5 ft tall, 2 ft from threshold → BRUSH 5 ft tall, 2 ft from threshold, 0 ft either side of centerline; markings: none → nonstandard (other than numbers only) (NSTD)
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Runway
Runway 20: markings: none → nonstandard (other than numbers only) (NSTD)
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Data: history · built 09 Oct 2026 1931Z

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