Northern Regional Training Scheme. EGNT Newcastle Aerodrome Pilot s Guide. REVISION 2 (Wednesday, 03 August 2011 at 15:51)

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1 Northern Regional Training Scheme EGNT Newcastle Aerodrome Pilot s Guide REVISION 2 (Wednesday, 03 August 2011 at 15:51) PUBLISHED Wednesday, 03 August 2011

2 1 Contents 1 Contents Departures Stand Allocation ATIS (Automated Terminal Information Service) Ground Movement Example departure clearances (IFR) Tower Arrivals ATIS (Automated Terminal Information Service) Standard Arrivals (STARs) Initial Approach Final Approach Appendix ATC frequencies Radio Navigation / Missed Approach Procedures / 6

3 2 Departures To assist controllers and to expedite your departure, please adhere to the following procedures. 2.1 Stand Allocation Parking at Newcastle is limited, so to make best use of the available stands it is advised to connect no more than 15 minutes before departure. Where possible, please use the stands relevant to your aircraft type and/or operator as below: Stand Number Airline/Aircraft type 1, 2* Ryanair / FlyBE 3, 4 British Airways (=< 757) / FlyBE 5, 6 Eastern (SB20) / EasyJet / Jet 2 (737) / FlyBE (=<737) 7, 8 Air France / Lufhansa / Cimber Air / Charter (=<757) 9 Emirates / Charter (A330/767) 10, 11 Jet 2 (757 only) / Charter (=<757) 12 KLM 13+ Charter (=<757) / Cargo 14, 32R/32L Eastern Airways (=<JS41) / Manx 2 *Stands 1 and 2 are used ONLY for flights arriving/departing from/to the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. 2.2 ATIS (Automated Terminal Information Service) The Newcastle ATIS will contain all the current, relevant, information regarding the aerodrome including the active runway. Pilots should be in receipt of (listen to and make note of) the latest ATIS before first reporting on frequency. Newcastle ATIS EGNT_ATIS / 6

4 2.3 Ground Movement Please be ready to report your call sign, gate\stand number, aircraft type and the ATIS letter you are in receipt of to the Ground Controller on first contact. Newcastle does not have a Delivery position so Ground will issue your departure clearance. Newcastle Ground EGNT_GND Newcastle does not have SIDs; however it does have published standard departure instructions which you will be given as part of your clearance. The clearance will include a climb on runway heading to a specified distance (DME) and then a turn onto a heading, please ensure you understand what you have been cleared to fly, if you don t then please ask Example departure clearances (IFR) Runway 07: <callsign>, cleared to London Heathrow via P18. After departure runway 07, climb straight ahead to 3.5DME then turn right heading 190 degrees, climb to altitude 6000ft. Squawk XXXX. Runway 25: <callsign>, cleared to London Heathrow via P18. After departure runway 25, climb straight ahead to 1.5DME then turn left heading 210 degrees, climb to altitude 6000ft. Squawk XXXX After receiving your clearance you remain with Ground for pushback, engine start and taxi. The Ground layout at Newcastle is relatively simple compared to larger airports, however please ensure you have a ground chart handy as you may receive intermediate holding during taxi. 2.4 Tower Approaching the active runway you will be handed off to Newcastle Tower (EGNT_TWR) who will handle you until after departure. Newcastle Tower EGNT_TWR IMPORTANT All IFR Departures from Newcastle have an initial climb to ALTITUDE 6000ft on Newcastle QNH, unless otherwise advised. Pilots MUST NOT CLIMB above altitude 6000ft unless cleared to by ATC. This limit is in force to keep you separated from arrival and should be observed AT ALL TIMES. Departures will be handed off to Newcastle Radar (EGNT_APP / EGNT_R_APP) for further vectors and climb before being handed to London Control (LON_N_CTR). Newcastle Radar EGNT_APP \ EGNT_R_APP London Control LON_N_CTR / 6

5 3 Arrivals To assist controllers and to expedite your arrival, please adhere to the following procedures. 3.1 ATIS (Automated Terminal Information Service) While you are in the cruise, preferably before Top of Descent, use the time to setup your aircraft for arrival into Newcastle. Check charts and current weather / ATIS information (do not leave your frequency to check ATIS without permission from the controller). Newcastle ATIS EGNT_ATIS Standard Arrivals (STARs) There are no STARs into Newcastle, expect vectors and speed control to be used. 3.3 Initial Approach When London hands you over to Newcastle Radar (EGNT_APP / EGNT_R_APP) pilots should be prepared to report the following on first contact: Call sign, cleared level, a\c type, information in receipt of (ATIS) and any other information the that the previous controller requested you to report, e.g. High Speed, heading etc. Newcastle Radar EGNT_APP \ EGNT_R_APP Newcastle Radar will vector and descend you onto your downwind leg, where if online, you will be handed to Newcastle Director (EGNT_F_APP). 3.4 Final Approach Director will vector you in for your final approach. Newcastle Director EGNT_F_APP Pilots should contact Director using call sign ONLY unless requested to include further information by the preceding controller. Once established you will be handed off to Tower who will give you your landing clearance. Newcastle Tower EGNT_TWR After landing vacate the runway and you will be asked to contact Ground who will then taxi you to your allocated gate/stand. Newcastle Ground EGNT_GND / 6

6 4 Appendix 4.1 ATC frequencies Callsign Identifier Frequency Responsible for (Mhz) Newcastle ATIS EGNT_ATIS Automated Terminal Information Service Newcastle Ground EGNT_GND Departure Clearances, pushback/start & ground movement instructions Newcastle Tower EGNT_TWR Runway and aircraft within the ATZ Newcastle Director EGNT_F_APP Vectoring for final approach Newcastle Radar EGNT_APP / EGNT_R_APP Vectoring for initial approach and departures 4.2 Radio Navigation / Missed Approach Procedures Type ID Frequency/Course Standard Missed Approach ILS (RWY 07) INWC / 068 Climb straight ahead to NDB NT hold at 2500ft, or as directed ILS (RWY 25) INC / 248 Climb straight ahead to 2500ft, then turn right direct NDB NT or as directed. NDB NT 352KHz N/A NDB WZ 416KHz N/A VOR NEW MHz N/A 6 / 6

Northern Regional Training Scheme. EGBB Birmingham Airport Pilot s Guide. REVISION 1 (Monday, 30 January 2012)

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