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Pilot information for Southeast Texas Regional Airport

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General information for Southeast Texas Regional Airport

Airport codes: BPT KBPT
Type: regional airport
Scheduled airline service: yes
Serves: Beaumont/Port Arthur, Texas, United States
Latitude: 29.950800 | 29 57.047997 N | N29 57 02
Longitude: -94.020699 | 94 1.241913 W | W094 01 14
Field elevation: 15 ft/5 m MSL
Magnetic variation: 3.0°E

Radio communication frequencies for Southeast Texas Regional Airport

A/D: 121.3 MHz (BEAUMONT APP/DEP)
ATIS: 126.3 MHz
CLD: 118.3 MHz (CLNC DEL)
CTAF: 119.5 MHz
GND: 121.9 MHz
RDO: 122.2 MHz (MONTGOMERY CO RDO)
TWR: 119.5 MHz (BEAUMONT TWR)
UNIC: 122.95 MHz (UNICOM)

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Runways at Southeast Texas Regional Airport

12/30
6,750 x 150 ft (2,057 x 46 m) — paved — lighted
16/34
5,070 x 150 ft (1,545 x 46 m) — other (PEM) — lighted

Members can add and update runway information.

Aviation weather for Southeast Texas Regional Airport

Current conditions (METAR) for Southeast Texas Regional Airport

Retrieved 2013/05/24 20:53: 

KBPT 242053Z AUTO 13007KT 10SM CLR 31/22 A3008

Forecast (TAF) for Southeast Texas Regional Airport

Retrieved 2013/05/24 18:24: 

TAF KBPT 241720Z 2418/2518 12008KT P6SM SCT025 SCT035 
      TEMPO 2418/2421 BKN025 
     FM242100 13010KT P6SM VCTS SCT035CB BKN050 
     FM250200 VRB03KT P6SM SCT035 BKN250 
     FM251500 15009KT P6SM SCT050

Notices to Airmen (NOTAM) for Southeast Texas Regional Airport

Please confirm all NOTAMs at the original source! These are for information only, and may be wrong, out of date, or incomplete.

NOTAM 05/024: Southeast Texas Regional Airport (KBPT) 
!BPT 05/024 BPT OBST TOWER 268 (254 AGL) 4.6 NW LGTS OTS (ASR 1211457) WEF 1305241634-1306081634
CREATED: 24 May 2013 16:34:00 
SOURCE: BPT
NOTAM 05/023: Southeast Texas Regional Airport (KBPT) 
!BPT 05/023 BPT OBST STACK 381 (371 AGL) 5 E (3953N09358W) LGTS OTS WEF 1305241443-1306081334
CREATED: 24 May 2013 14:43:00 
SOURCE: KCXOYFYX
NOTAM 05/017: Southeast Texas Regional Airport (KBPT) 
!BPT 05/017 BPT OBST TOWER 500 (493 AGL) 4.9 NW LGTS OTS 
(ASR 1012580) WEF 1305160629-1305310629
CREATED: 16 May 2013 06:29:00 
SOURCE: BPT
NOTAM 01/023: Southeast Texas Regional Airport (KBPT) 
!BPT 01/023 BPT TWY C HOLD SHORT SIGN FOR RWY 16/34 AND RWY 12/30 UNLGTD
CREATED: 15 Jan 2013 20:57:00 
SOURCE: KCXOYFYX
NOTAM 01/021: Southeast Texas Regional Airport (KBPT) 
!BPT 01/021 BPT TWY C TWY LGTS OTS
CREATED: 15 Jan 2013 20:45:00 
SOURCE: KCXOYFYX
NOTAM 1/3475: Southeast Texas Regional Airport (KBPT) 
!FDC 1/3475 BPT BEAUMONT-JACK BROOKS REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTOMATIC 
DEPENDENT SURVEILLANCE, ESSENTIAL SERVICE BROADCAST.
    EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 10, 2011. THE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION 
(FAA) HAS ADOPTED TWO ADS-B DATA LINKS: 1090 MHZ EXTENDED SQUITTER 
(1090ES) AND 978 MHZ UNIVERSAL ACCESS TRANSCEIVER (UAT). THE TWO 
LINKS OPERATE SIMILARLY AND SUPPORT TRAFFIC INFORMATION 
SERVICE-BROADCAST (TIS-B). ADDITIONALLY, THE UAT LINK SUPPORTS FLIGHT
INFORMATION SERVICE- BROADCAST (FIS-B). TIS-B SERVICE WILL BE 
AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT THE NATIONAL AIRSPACE SYSTEM (NAS) WHERE THERE 
ARE BOTH ADEQUATE SURVEILLANCE COVERAGE (RADAR) AND ADEQUATE 
BROADCAST COVERAGE FROM ADS-B GROUND STATIONS. FIS-B SERVICE 
AVAILABILITY IS EXPECTED THROUGHOUT THE NAS IN 2013, AND IS CURRENTLY
AVAILABLE WITHIN CERTAIN REGIONS. THIS NOTAM ANNOUNCES THE 
AVAILABILITY OF THE INITIAL TIS-B AND FIS-B CAPABILITY WITH THE JACK 
BROOKS REGIONAL BPT AIRPORT AIRSPACE. THE FAA IS DEVELOPING POLICY 
GUIDANCE MATERIAL ON AUTOMATIC DEPENDENT SURVEILLANCE-BROADCAST 
(ADS-B), ESSENTIAL SERVICES- TIS-B AND FIS-B THAT WILL BE PUBLISHED 
IN TRADITIONAL SOURCE REFERENCES SUCH AS THE AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION
MANUAL (AIM). REPORTS OF TIS-B AND FIS-B MALFUNCTIONS SHOULD BE 
REPORTED BY RADIO OR TELEPHONE TO THE NEAREST FLIGHT SERVICE STATION 
(FSS) FACILITY.
CREATED: 08 Nov 2011 17:59:00 
SOURCE: KDZZNAXX