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Sat, Feb 01, 2003

STS-107: NOTAMS for Search Area

The FAA has published NOTAMs to alert aviators to a TFR in the debris path of the STS-107 disaster. This TFR creates a 120 nm wide TFR around the Polk, Louisiana VOR, to search for debris from STS-107.

3/0865-3/0866 - FLIGHT RESTRICTIONS TEXAS AND LOUISIANA EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. PURSUANT TO 14 CFR SECTION 91.137(A)(1) TEMPORARY FLIGHT RESTRICTIONS ARE IN EFFECT DUE TO SEARCH AND RESCUE EFFORTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SPACE SHUTTLE COLUMBIA ACCIDENT. ONLY RELIEF AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF SEADS (SOUTHEAST AIR DEFENSE SECTOR) ARE AUTHORIZED AT AND BELOW 3000 FEET MSL WITHIN THE AIRSPACE FROM 323700N/961900W AND THE CEDAR CREEK /CQY/ VORTAC 343 DEGREE RADIAL AT 26.3 NAUTICAL MILES TO 314000N/931700W AND THE POLK /FXU/ VORTAC 349 DEGREE RADIAL AT 33.4 NAUTICAL MILES TO 310000N/933800W AND THE POLK /FXU/ VORTAC 248 DEGREE RADIAL AT 22.4 NAUTICAL MILES TO 320000N/963600W AND THE CEDAR CREEK /CQY/ VORTAC 234 DEGREE RADIAL AT 22.4 NAUTICAL MILES TO 323700N/961900W AND THE CEDAR CREEK /CQY/ VORTAC 343 DEGREE RADIAL AT 26.3 NAUTICAL MILES UNLESS OTHERWISE AUTHORIZED BY ATC. SEADS MCC, 850-283-5207, IS IN CHARGE OF THE OPERATION. FORT WORTH CENTER, 817-858-7503, IS THE FAA COORDINATION FACILITY. WIE UNTIL UFN

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