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On notam contractions: what is AER?

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  1. Paul Tocknell on Feb 20, 2012

    AER means “Approach End of Runway”  

    Source: Instrument Procedures Handbook. Appendix C (page C-6) on the PDF here it is on page 279:

    http://www.askacfi.com/library/instrument-procedures-handbook

    Used in this NOTAM:

    !COS 08/066 COS OBST CRANE 6316 (200 AGL) 3975 SW AER 31 DURG DALGT HRS

    Used here would mean at Colorado Springs, a 200′ AGL crane is 3,975 feet southwest of the approach end of runway 31 during daylight hours.

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  2. Franklin Diaz-Martinez on Mar 29, 2012

    You can also Google JO 7340.2C.  Or you can goto http://www.faa.gov/documentLibrary/media/Order/CNT.pdf 

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