ATIS telephone numbers (March 2004)


These numbers are ATIS, Air Traffic Information Service automated lines.   

These are just a few major ones; most airports have them. 

Their purpose is to inform pilots of weather and airport conditions and
are always simulcast* on VHF (because not all pilots have cellphones in
the air).


St. Louis:

Lambert St. Louis STL 314-890-4777


Chicago:

Chicago O'Hare ORD 773-601-8921 
Chicago Midway MDW 773-581-8094


Detroit:

Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County DTW 734-941-7848


Indianapolis:

Indianapolis International IND 317-856-5748


New York:

Newark Liberty International EWR 973-624-6463 973-824-4417
New York Kennedy JFK 718-995-8188
New York La Guardia LGA 718-478-6070 718-478-6118
Islip Long Island Macarthur ISP 631-471-0690
Teterboro NJ Airport TEB 201-393-0855


Boston:

Boston Logan International BOS 617-567-0160


Philadelphia:

Philadelphia International PHL 215-492-9617


Washington:

Washington Dulles IAD 703-471-7127
Washington Reagan National DCA 703-419-3917


Atlanta:

Atlanta Hartsfield ATL 404-762-1121


Florida:

Jacksonville International JAX 904-741-4304
Miami International MIA 305-870-0235
Orlando International MCO 407-855-5235
Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International FLL 954-359-7857
Tampa International TPA 813-873-7228


New Orleans:

Louis Armstrong New Orleans MSY 504-471-4417


Dallas/Fort Worth:

Dallas/Forth Worth International DFW 972-615-2701


Houston:

Houston George Bush Intercontinental IAH 281-443-1744


Denver:

Denver International DEN 303-342-0819 303-342-0820


Phoenix:

Phoenix Sky Harbor PHX 602-231-8557 


Las Vegas:

Las Vegas McCarran LAS 702-736-0950


Los Angeles area:

Los Angeles International LAX 310-646-2297
John Wayne Orange County SNA 714-546-2279
Palm Springs International PSP 760-327-2770


San Francisco:

San Francisco International SFO 650-877-3585 650-877-8422
Metropolitan Oakland International OAK 510-635-5850
Mineta San Jose International SJC 408-980-8459


Seattle:

Seattle-Tacoma International SEA 206-241-6025
Boeing Field BFI 206-767-4113




* Actually, it's the other way around; all airports that have ATIS
broadcast it on VHF; some also have the dialup service.  We say
"simulcast" because this text file is written from the point of view of
a phone scanner who may have stumbled on an ATIS line.


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