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NSTU — Pago Pago Intl

Pago Pago, AS · field elevation 31 ft · NON-ATCT

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VFR ceiling above 3,000 ft and visibility better than 5 statute miles

METAR NSTU 100150Z 14015G19KT 12SM SCT018 SCT040 BKN100 29/24 A2987 RMK SLP115 T02920236

Wind
from 140° at 15 kt, gusting 19 kt
Visibility
12 statute miles
Sky
ceiling 10,000 ft AGL
Temperature
29 °C / dewpoint 24 °C
Altimeter
29.87 inHg
Density altitude
1,787 ft · pressure altitude 81 ft
Observed
50 minutes ago

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Wind on each runway

Wind 140° at 15 kt. Positive is a headwind.

RunwayHead / tailCrosswind
08 10 kt head 11 kt from the right
05 3 kt head 15 kt from the right
23 3 kt tail 15 kt from the left
26 10 kt tail 11 kt from the left

Calculator: crosswind components

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48-hour trend

Eight days of observations, each readable in full — in the EFB →

TemperatureDewpoint 21–31 °C · 48 hours
WindGusts 0–24 kt · 48 hours
Altimeter 29.84–29.94 inHg · 48 hours

Calculators: density altitude, pressure altitude, cloud base, crosswind

Forecast

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VFR
11-10 00:00Z 11-11 00:00Z

TAF NSTU 092320Z 1000/1024 12014G22KT P6SM SCT020 BKN040 BKN100

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Airport information

Coordinates
-14.33166, -170.71150
Elevation
31 ft MSL
Sunrise / sunset
1645Z / 0529Z
Magnetic variation
12°E (1990)
Fuel
100,A1+
Sectional
Gnc 20
County
American Samoa, AS

Airport diagram

FAA airport diagram for NSTU
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Runways

RunwayLength (ft)Width (ft)SurfaceLights
05/23 10,001 150 ASPH HIGH
08/26 3,801 100 ASPH HIGH

Frequencies

CTAF
122.9

Published procedures

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Weather from METAR and TAF, National Weather Service Aviation Weather Center. Airport, runway, frequency and procedure data from the FAA NASR 28-day cycle; charts from the FAA d-TPP. Advisory only — this is not a weather briefing.