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FAA cycle 29 Oct 2026 (upcoming) · updated
Perry, FL · Upcoming 29 Oct 2026 cycle

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

History since Aug 2024

▶Effective 03 Sep 2026FYI 1
Frequency
Flight service (FSS) 122.2 via the Perry outlet no longer available
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▶Effective 11 Jun 2026FYI 10
Airport
Airport contact address: 511 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE → 481 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE
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Remark
New remark: AIRPORT PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 481 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE, PERRY, FL 32348
FAA text
AIRPORT PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 481 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE, PERRY, FL 32348
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Remark
New remark: RWY 18 APRCH SLOPE 34:1 TO AER.
FAA text
RWY 18 APRCH SLOPE 34:1 TO AER.
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Remark
New remark: RWY 30 FIRST 411 FT CONC.
FAA text
RWY 30 FIRST 411 FT CONC.
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Remark
Remark removed: RWY 12 MRKGS FADED.
FAA text
RWY 12 MRKGS FADED.
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Remark
Remark removed: RWY 30 MRKGS FADED.
FAA text
RWY 30 MRKGS FADED.
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Runway
Runway 12/30: pavement now in excellent condition; surface: asphalt or bituminous concrete (ASPH) → asphalt or bituminous concrete / portland cement concrete (ASPH-CONC)
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Runway
Runway 12: markings now in good condition
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Runway
Runway 18: controlling obstacle changed (now 46 ft tall, 1555 ft from threshold, 230 ft right of centerline, clearance slope 29:1)
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Runway
Runway 30: markings now in good condition
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▶Effective 12 Jun 2025FYI 1
Airport
Airport phone number changed to 850-838-3553
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Data: history · built 09 Oct 2026 1931Z

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