Blackwater Creek Ultralight (9FD2) in Plant City, Florida
Information about Operating and Financial Summary, Runways, Icidents
- Blackwater Creek Ultralight (9FD2)
- No street view available for this location
- See Google Street View
- Aviation forum
Blackwater Creek Ultralight (9FD2)
- General
- Type: Ultralight, Status: Operational, Acivation Date: 08/01/1988, Runways: 1, Land Area Covered By Airport: 45 acres, Ownership: Privately owned, Facility Use: Private, Site Number: 03446.01*U, Location ID: 9FD2, Region: Southern, District Office: ORL, Aeronautical sectional chart: Jacksonville, Tie-In FSS ID: PIE, Tie-In FSS Name: Saint Petersburg, Tie-In FSS Toll-Free Number: 1-800-WX-BRIEF, Elevation: 80 ft, Elevation determination method: Estimated, Air traffic control tower: No, Boundary ARTCC (FAA) computer ID: ZCJ, Boundary ARTCC ID: ZJX, Boundary ARTCC Name: Jacksonville, Airspace Determination: Conditional, NOTAM Service: No, Inspection Group: Owner, Inspection Method: 5010-2 Private use mail out program
- Location
- State: Florida, County: Hillsborough, City: Plant City, GPS (Degrees): Lat: 28° 08' 13.052'', Lng: -82° 08' 47.306'', GPS (Seconds): Lat: 28.136959, Lng: -82.146474, GPS determination method: Estimated, Distance from central business district: 8 mi (NE) Find on map
- Owner
- Althia Cannon, 9002 St Road 39 North, Plant City, Fl 33565, 727-580-5083
- Manager
- Ivey E. Cannon, 9002 St Road 39 North, Plant City, Fl 33565, 813-752-7179
- Aircraft
- Single Engine Aircraft: 2, Ultralight Aircraft: 1
- Additional
- Fuel Types: MOGAS, Magnetic Variation: 2W (Year 1985), Wind direction indicator: Yes, Segmented circle airport marker system: Yes
- Remarks
- Airspace Determination: PRVDD VFR/PVT USE; AND IF OBSTRUCTIONS PENETRATE 20:1 APCH SLOPE THAT CANNOT BE MOVED, RWY THRESHOLD BE DISPLACED AND MARKED TO PROVIDE A CLEAR 20:1 APCH SLOPE.
Runway 1
- Reciprocal End
- Reciprocal End ID: 35, Right Traffic Pattern: Yes
1
Arthur Picard
Mar 22, 2014 @ 6:18 pm
I am a retired Deputy Sheriff and am interested in learning more about flying ultralight air craft. Can you help me with this adventure?