What are the Monroe approach frequencies?

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What are the Monroe approach frequencies?

Monroe Approach is published with two contact frequencies, one in the civil VHF band and one in the UHF band, so both civilian and military aircraft can get radar services. The correct pairing is the VHF frequency 118.2 for contacting Monroe Approach and the corresponding UHF frequency 258.2. This specific pair is the official combination listed for that facility. Other options mix VHF frequencies with UHF frequencies that aren’t the published Monroe pairing, or use frequency values outside the appropriate two-band pair for this facility, so they wouldn’t reliably reach Monroe Approach.

Monroe Approach is published with two contact frequencies, one in the civil VHF band and one in the UHF band, so both civilian and military aircraft can get radar services. The correct pairing is the VHF frequency 118.2 for contacting Monroe Approach and the corresponding UHF frequency 258.2. This specific pair is the official combination listed for that facility.

Other options mix VHF frequencies with UHF frequencies that aren’t the published Monroe pairing, or use frequency values outside the appropriate two-band pair for this facility, so they wouldn’t reliably reach Monroe Approach.

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