Aerodrome Briefi ng Card

Size: px
Start display at page:

Download "Aerodrome Briefi ng Card"

Transcription

1 RJTT Airport information: ountry: Japan ity: oordinates: N ', E Elevation: 21 ustoms: ustoms Fuel: Jet A1 RFF: AT 9 hours: H24 Runways: Runway 04 Takeoff length: 00, Landing length: 00 Runway 05 Takeoff length: 00, Landing length: 00 Runway 16L Takeoff length: 3000, Landing length: 3000 Runway 16R Takeoff length: 3000, Landing length: 3000 Runway 22 Takeoff length: 00, Landing length: 00 Runway 23 Takeoff length: 00, Landing length: 00 Runway 34L Takeoff length: 3000, Landing length: 3000 Runway 34R Takeoff length: 3000, Landing length: 3000

2 Aerodrome Briefi ng ard DE GEOGRAPHIAL DATA 1.1 The AD is located on reclaimed land on the W side of the Tokyo Bay, 7.6nm S of Tokyo Station. lose to a built-up industrial area with several tall chimneys SSW, W and NW. 1.2 The surrounding terrain is fl at but note the TV towers of 1148ft, 4nm to N. Waters shallow and tidal, changing land/ sea picture noticeably. 5-1 rjtt101aorgy Navtech - 2. WEATHER 2.1 During winter the polar front is normally situated far to the S of Tokyo and the prevailing N to NW winds give good conditions except for smoke pollution. Smog may reduce visibility. Occasionally the polar front in winter is displaced northward and Tokyo comes under the wave activity on the front and light to moderate continuous rain causes low ceilings and visibilities. Rapid clearing takes place when the wind shifts to N and NW. 2.2 The main rainy periods are MAY-JUN and SEP-OT when the polar front is close to Tokyo on its movement N in spring and S in fall. Lifting of the ceiling during the day will, however usually give above minimum conditions during these periods. 2.3 Typhoons may affect the Tokyo area from mid JUN to end of SEP with MAX frequency in AUG. Apart from strong winds associated with tropical storms, strong gusty winds are associated with cold outbreaks from the Siberian High in winter and the development of a low pressure over the Sea of Japan in spring. 3. TRAFFI Open. 4. MISELLANEOUS Open. 5. REPORTS Open. THIS hange: HART AD IS name. A PART OF NAVIGRAPH NDA AND IS INTENDED FOR FLIGHT SIMULATION USE ONLY Reverse side blank

3 WEF 20 SEP AUG 12 AERODROME Tokyo DLV GND TWR DEP ATIS AD Elev 21 ARP: 33.2 E RFF: AT 9 AD HR: H W 147 E E E E R 157 ELEV 21 G ELEV 35 00x60m 8202x197ft ELEV 22 West Fire Station argo East 16L 157 ELEV x197ft 1 ELEV x60m 1 ircling guidance lights THR oordinates RWY E RWY E RWY 16L 34.0 E RWY 34R 32.6 E RWY 16R 33.6 E RWY 34L 32.2 E RWY 05.4 E RWY E ELEV 19 ELEV 19 ELEV 21 Intl Terminal 3000x60m 9842x197ft argo West G 282 TWR West Terminal East Terminal G ELEV 22 ELEV 20 34R ELEV 55 ELEV 18 ELEV m ELEV 18 34L East Fire Station 00x60m 8202x197ft ft ELEV 46 ELEV 46 RWY Slope TORA m/ ft LDA m/ ft ALS REDL RLL Additional L 34R 16R 34L / / / / / / 9842 Navtech - rjtt01laorg0 00 / / / / / / H 30m P 3 (61) H-D H 30m P 3 (66) H-H 2 H 15m P 3 (75) H-B H 15m P 3 (66) H-H 3 H 30m P 3 (79) H-D H 30m P 3 (66) / H 30m P / / 8202 H-D H 30m P 3 (66) 2 420m, APL beacons at 543m and 892m m, No EFAS, APL beacons at 685m and 953m. hange: TWY

4 AERODROME JUN STATE With TKOF ALT AD Facilities REDL + RLL REDL or RLL or RL Nil (Day only) RVR/VIS - / 0.4 km - / 0.4 km - / 0.5 km Without TKOF ALT AD a When SSP in force RVR / VIS: at A,B, 200 m / 0.2 km at D 0 m / 0. km When SSP in force and with multi RVR AVBL RVR at A,B, 150 m at D 200 m b When SSP in force RVR / VIS: at A,B, 0 m / 0. km at D 300 m / 0.3 km TAKE OFF MINIMA 04, 05, 16R 16L, 34R 34L RVR/VIS a 400 m / 0.4km 400 m / 0.4km b 400 m / 0.4km 400 m / 0.4km - / 0.5 km - / 0.5 km AVBL LDG MIN RVR/VIS Navtech - rjtt02laorg0 hange: Name.

5 GROUND AUG 12 WEF 20 SEP 12 Overview Taxiway x197ft 049 Navtech - rjtt03gaorg0 Tokyo DLV GND TWR DEP ATIS L R 157 West Fire Station 8202x196ft N F N T6 F argo 9842x196ft N N T6 T U T8 T9 00x60m / T2 T4 T3 B2 B1 T5B T5 B3 B B4 T6 B5 B5B T7 B6 B M P7 A A11 B7 L11 L10 L9 P TWR West Terminal East Terminal 04 P6 W K x196ft Intl Terminal B9 J A10 A A9 A9B L8 L P5 L7 A8 L6 Q K J A7 A6 P6 L6B P P4 L J1 Q W7 W6 P4 P R K J A W A5 W5 A5B L4 L R A4 W4 A4B P2 P3 L2 L3 R A A2 A3B A3 K 10 9 J E E8 R 8B E8 A W A1 E W1 8 E7 R H1 E 7 7B H E6 R G 6 Z E E5 5 E 4B H H2 R E R G E 4 E3 3B 3 E 2 E2 1 E1 E A A East Fire Station Y E D2 D3B D3 D4 D5 D6 D x60m / S2 S1 D1 S3 S D 34R x60m / T2 3000x60m / V P W8 A6B W H G E7 34L 05 hange: TWY

6 WEF 20 SEP AUG 12 GROUND Overview Intersection TKOF and holds B2/ T2 B5/T5 B5B/T5B B4/T4 B3/T3 RWY m / 1870m / 1830m / 2060m / 20m / 5118ft 6135ft 6000ft 6759ft 7578ft 92ft 8005ft 6955ft 5479ft m / 4232ft RWY 34R m / 3B m / 2100m / 1780m / 5840ft 6890ft 7940ft 92ft m / 43ft A m / A10 RWY 04/ m / 8536ft 9088ft 8169ft 7579ft 6560ft 6060ft 6529ft 4921ft 6040ft 6890ft 8010ft 8410ft 7940ft 7612ft 6594ft 6201ft 5151ft 1500m / 1940m / 1800m / 2390m / 4920ft 65ft 5910ft 7841ft x196ft 042 TWR West Terminal East Terminal East Fire Station L2 A4B A3B T3 T5B 9842x196ft A7 RWY 04/22 A3 L7 argo 8202x196ft West Fire Station (Rounded down to nearest 10m) RWY 16L m / 8B 2440m / m / m / RWY 16R 2490m / A9B 20m / A9 2000m / A8 1850m / A7/L7 1990m / A6 1500m / L8 L9 L10 L m / 2100m / 2440m / 60m / RWY 34L A2/L2 A3B/L3 2420m / 2320m / A3 2010m / A4B/L4 1890m / A4 1570m / RWY 05 D2 D3 D4 D L L3 9 8B A4 L4 A2 T B B2 B3 B4 T5 A9 A8 L8 B5B A6 B5 T4 L9 A10 L11 L10 A9B A Tokyo DLV GND TWR DEP ATIS Intl Terminal 34R x60m / 00x60m / 3000x60m / 16R 16L Intersection TKOF Intersection TKOF D2 D3 D4 D5 00x60m / Navtech - rjtt04gaorg0 8202x197ft hange: TWY

7 GROUND AUG 12 WEF 20 SEP 12 Parking North West Navtech - rjtt05gaorg0 Tokyo DLV GND TWR DEP ATIS N0A N N0B N1A F N1B N2A N11 N13 N2B N3A N12 N3B N4A T6 N4B T6 N N5 N6 N7 F T N24 N21 N22 N23 N T5B T5 N 951 N T5 N32 N26 N33 N34 N27 T4 N36 N37 N28 B4 N29 N T3 T2 T T6 911 T L L 905R 904R 902L R 901 T9 U T8 RWY 04/ B3 B B2 B5 B5B B A B7 B6 L11 A11 RWY 16R/34L L10 L9 L P L8 M P P7 hange: RWY, TWY, stands

8 22 AUG WEF 20 SEP 12 GROUND Parking, argo and Northern Terminal area Tokyo DLV GND TWR DEP ATIS L11 L10 P7 T8 T9 L9 A A11 L8 A10 L P W L8B SEE INSERT K B9 J A9B A9 L7 P6 RWY 04/22 A8 W L6 P W8 L6B A7 A6 RWY 16R/34L L W 38 W7 A6B West Fire Station W6 R Q 35 A H7 A W K A5B argo 401 Z J Q W W R K J TWR 8 10 E 504 E8 505 V2 R V1 West Terminal E E B 509 E East Terminal INSERT E7 L6B P L 123 P 112 P V P Intl Terminal E6 81 R 62 7B 64 RWY 16L/34R 82 R 65 E6 Z Z E R67 67L H L E5 X 5 H L4 G Navtech - rjtt06gaorg0 TWY hange:

9 hange: TWY Navtech - rjtt07gaorg W5 12 A5B A 9 P3 A4 A4B L3 P2 L2 W4 A RWY 16R/34L A3 A3B A L 5 4 5R H G A 3 West Terminal 2 A W W1 211 East Terminal West MAINT Area H X E G H2 R E 3B East 704 E 602 MAINT Area R E2 807 Hangars WA2 ENG Run-up Area WA3 RU1 RU2 RU3 Tokyo DLV GND TWR DEP ATIS H1 A H G A 707 RU4 708 RU5 RU6 RU RWY 16L/34R 711 East Fire Station E E A S1 1 Y S2 D1 E S3 D2 S D3B D3 D4 D5 RWY 05/23 D GROUND 10-7 JUL 12 Parking, Maintenance and Southern Terminal area

10 WEF 20 SEP AUG 12 GROUND Arrival RWY 23/Departure RWY 05 Routes 9842x196ft 042 argo TWR West Terminal East Terminal 8202x196ft K West Fire J Station Arrival or Departure route 34L Tokyo DLV GND TWR DEP ATIS Intl Terminal 04 N N F N T6 N F T2 T3 00x60m / T6 T T7 T4 T5B T5 B4 B3 B B2 B1 16R R U T8 T9 B9 A K W A11 J Q T6 A10 B7 A L11 W8 B6 L10 A9 L9 A9B B5 A8 B P B5B L8 M L L7 P7 P L6 P6 L6B J1 Q W7 A7 W6 A6 P6 L P P5 V P4 P4 K J A W A5 W5 A5B R A4 W4 A4B L4 A L P P3 P2 L3 L2 K 10 9 J E 8B R E8 8 E8 E 7 R E7 7B E7 E E6 A3 A3B A2 A W R H1 R H G W1 A1 A 3000x60m / 16L H G East Fire A Station Z 5 E E5 9842x196ft 6 E 4B 4 H E H2 R G 3 E 3B E3 R E 2 E2 1 E1 E Y E S2 S3 S1 D1 D5 S D4 D3B D3 D2 34R 3000x60m / D Navtech - rjtt08gaorg0 00x60m / 8202x197ft D7 D6 hange: TWY

11 GROUND AUG 12 WEF 20 SEP 12 ontrol Frequency x164ft 049 Navtech - rjtt09gaorg0 Tokyo DLV GND TWR DEP ATIS L R 157 West Fire Station 8202x196ft N F N T6 F argo 9842x196ft N N T6 T U T8 T9 00x60m / T2 T3 T5B T4 B3 B2 B1 T5 B4 T6 B5 B5B T7 B7 L11 B6 L10 M P7 P A A11 L9 TWR West Terminal East Terminal x196ft Intl Terminal B9 W K J A10 A A9 A9B L8 L P6 L7 Q K J J1 Q A8 W7 A7 W6 A6 P6 L6B P5 L6 P P4 L P4 P R K A W J A5 W5 A5B L4 L R A4 W4 A4B P2 P3 L2 L3 R A A2 A3B A3 K 10 9 J E E8 R 8B E8 E A W A1 W1 8 E7 R H1 E 7 7B H E6 R G 6 Z E E5 5 E 4B H H2 R E R G E 4 E3 3B 3 E 2 E2 1 E1 E A A East Fire Station Y E D2 D3B D3 D4 D5 D6 D x50m / S2 S1 D1 S3 S D 34R x60m / 3000x60m / B B V P W H G E L 05 hange: TWY

12 22 AUG WEF 20 SEP 12 GROUND A380 AND B747-8 OPERATIONS Tokyo DLV GND TWR DEP ATIS N N F N T6 N 04 F T2 042 T3 B4 B3 B B2 B1 16R x60m / 8202x196ft Intl Terminal 22 Q R T9 K Q J1 U J B9 T8 K West Fire A J Station T6 T K W T7 A11 J argo T6 A10 B7 A L11 B6 L10 A9 W8 T5 L9 A9B B5 A8 B P W7 B5B L8 A7 M L W6 L7 A6 P7 P L6 A W T5B T4 3000x60m / P6 L6B P6 L P P5 V P4 P4 222 R A5 W5 9842x196ft A5B A380 and B747-8 OPERATIONS PROHIBITED A4 W4 A4B L4 A TWR 16L 157 K 10 9 J E 8B R E8 8 E8 R West Terminal L A3 H P A3B G L3 A2 P3 L2 P2 A W 1 W1 A1 34L E 7 E7 7B E7 E E6 6 R East Z Terminal 5 E E5 H1 1 A R H G 3000x60m / 9842x196ft 1 TWY A between TWY A2 and W not available for A380 E 4B 4 H E H2 R G 3 E 3B E3 R A In order to keep clearance between aircraft and the fence etc, (.5m/103ft from TWY centerline, 1.1m/4ft/AGL) which is installed on the bridge of E and Y TWY, all aircraft shall reduce taxiing speed and strictly follow TWY centerline. E 2 E2 1 E1 East Fire Station E Y S2 S3 S1 D R E D5 S D4 D3B D3 D2 D 00x60m / 8202x197ft D6 23 D7 229 TWY hange: Navtech - rjtt10gaorg0

13 GENERAL WEF 20 SEP AUG 12 Parking position o-ordinates rjtt011gaorg0 Stand o-ordinates E , E ,5,5R,5L,6, E ,9, E ,12,13, E E E E ,19,20, E , E E , E E ,35, E E E ,52, E E E E E ,59, E E , 33.1 E , E E L,67R 33.0 E , E , E E E , E ,102, E ,105F,105P 32.5 E ,106R,106L,107, 107R,107L,108,108R, 108L 32.6 E ,110, E E E E E E , E , E E E , E ,202, E , E E ,208, E ,211, E E E ,302, E ,305, E ,2, E E , E ,404, E E , E Stand o-ordinates E ,503, E E ,507, E E , E , E E E , E , E E , E E E , E , E E E ,809, E ,902,092R 32.9 E L, E ,904R,904L,905, 905R,905L 33.0 E E E E E Navtech - 151, E THIS hange: HART Stands IS A PART 151 AND OF NAVIGRAPH 152 NDA AND IS INTENDED FOR FLIGHT SIMULATION USE ONLY

14 GENERAL WEF 07 APR MAR 11 Parking position o-ordinates N1-N37 RU1-RU7 V1,V E Not published Not published Aircraft parking stands NR1 THRU NR4, NR5, NR6 THRU NR24, NR51 THRU NR66, NR67, NR68 THRU NR70, NR105P, NR106, NR107, NR108, NR109 THRU NR114 are equipped with a SAFEDOK visual docking guidance system. 3) Spot NR105F Aircraft should strictly follow the taxiing guideline of spot NR106 and should shut down engines at the stop line on the taxiing guideline, then should be pulled into spot NR105F by the aircraft tug. The pilots of an arriving aircraft assigned to park at one of these parking stands can use this system to be guided and stop the aircraft at the correct parking position. Spot Out Procedure After pushing back, aircraft taxiing from the Pushback lane to Taxiway W, shall proceed to Taxiway W from the intersection of the Pushback lane and the guide lane for the used SPOT, so as to intercept Taxiway W centreline near the point crossing the guide lane for the next SPOT. However, when instructed to taxi via the Pushback lane by AT *1, aircraft shall taxi on the Pushback lane and then proceed via the auxiliary taxiing line to Taxiway W. *1 example: TAXI VIA PUSHBAK LANE TO W TAXIWAY Procedures of taxiing to spot NR104, NR105P, NR105F and NR106 (see 10-13) 1) Spot NR104 and NR106 Aircraft should strictly follow the taxiing guideline. rjtt12gaorg0 Navtech - 2) Spot NR105P Aircraft should strictly follow the taxiing guideline of spot NR105P. When there is an aircraft at spot NR103 in order to avoid the blast damage, aircraft with wingspan 36m/118ft or longer should shut down their engines at the stop line on the taxiing guideline, then should be pulled into spot NR105P by the aircraft tug. THIS hange: HART Stands IS A PART with visual OF NAVIGRAPH docking and NDA guidance AND IS system. INTENDED FOR FLIGHT SIMULATION USE ONLY

15 GENERAL Spot Out Procedure DE 10 Navtech - rjtt13gaorg0 Reverse side blank THIS hange: HART New IS chart. A PART OF NAVIGRAPH NDA AND IS INTENDED FOR FLIGHT SIMULATION USE ONLY

16 GENERAL DE 10 GENERAL 1. WARNING 1.1 Numerous cranes operate in vicinity of aerodrome. 1.2 Possibility of down draughts on all approaches. 1.3 All aircraft arriving or departing from Tokyo International airport should take appropriate course to avoid overfl ying the Kawasaki Petrochemical complex. 1.4 Aircraft other than the above are required to not fl y over the said area below OMMUNIATION FAILURE 2.1 If radio communications with Tokyo Approach/Radar are lost for 1 minute, squawk Mode A/3 ode 7600 and; 2.2 ontact Tower. 2.3 If unable, proceed in accordance with visual fl ight rules When Runway 34L or Runway 34R in use, proceed to SINGO at last assigned altitude or whichever is higher, and execute instrument approach When Runway 22, Runway 23, Runway 16L or Runway 16R in use, proceed to SMILE at last assigned altitude or whichever is higher, and execute instrument approach to Runway Procedures other than above will be issued when situation required. 3. NOISE ABATEMENT 3.1 PREFERENTIAL RUNWAYS - TAKE-OFF The following runways are generally used except when the said runways are not available or an urgent situation exists For jet aircraft, only scheduled fl ights are authorised to take off from Runway 34L between UT. (See HUMMINGBIRD 4 SID hart 30-9) Between UT the following applies: - Runway 05 (north wind operation applied) or Runway 16L (south wind operation applied) is preferentially used. - When Runway 05 and Runway 16L are not available, Runway 16R is used. - Runway 34R is available only when north wind operation applied, under following a. or b. circumstance, and Runway 16L/R does not suit for safe take-off. a. Runway 05 is closed. b. The wind condition on departure exceeds crosswind or tailwind take-off limitations of Runway Runway 04 is used when Runway 05, Runway 16L/R and Runway 34R are not available 3.2 LANDING Preferential runways are used for certain time slots as listed below: - Between UT - Runway 34L and 34R (north wind operation applied) or, Runway 22 and 23 (south wind operation applied) are preferential. - Runway 16L is used when southeast wind is about 20knots or more, or when Runway 22 is not available (including the case that Runway 23 is not available and Runway 22 is unsuitable rjtt15gaorg0 Navtech There are however preferential runways between 2100 to 1400 UT slots as listed below: - Runways 16L, 16R, 05 & 34R can be used. - Runway 04 is used when northeast wind is about 20kts or more. or if Runway 05/34R is closed THIS hange: HART Reindexed, IS A PART AD OF Name. NAVIGRAPH NDA AND IS INTENDED FOR FLIGHT SIMULATION USE ONLY

17 GENERAL DE rjtt16gaorg0 Navtech - - Between UT - Runway 34R (north wind operation applied) or Runway 23 (south wind operation applied) is preferential. - When north wind operation is applied, and Runway 34R is not available, Runway 34L is used. - When south wind operation is applied, and Runway 23 is not available, Runway 16L and Runway 22 is used in this order. Reverse thrust Unless for safety reasons, pilots are requested to refrain from using reverse thrust other than idle reverse after landing at Runway 34L or ROUTEING AND PROEDURE Except in emergency, or when advised by NOTAM, procedures must be adhered to, however it remains pilots responsibility to ensure safe operation of the aircraft. Take-off and Landing Runway 04 - right turn as soon as practicable to keep noise level to a minimum in residential areas located north, northwest and northeast of aerodrome. Take-off Runway 05 - Between UT, commence turns as soon as practicable with bank angles and speeds as prescribed in each operator s fl ight manuals to keep noise level to a minimum in residential areas located north and northeast of aerodrome. Take-off Runway 34L - Between UT, right turn departure only. For left turn departure left as soon as practicable to keep noise level to a minimum in residential areas located north, northwest and west of aerodrome. Intersection take-offs not permitted. Aircraft should fly at 3000 or above over Kawasaki Petroleum Site. Take-off Runway 34R - Between UT In order to minimize public annoyance for aircraft noise in the residential areas located north, northwest and northeast of the airport, the aircraft should commence turns as soon as practicable with bank angles and speeds as prescribed in each operator s fl ight manuals. For right turn departure - In order to minimize public annoyance for aircraft noise in the residential areas located north, northwest and northeast of the airport, the aircraft should commence turns as soon as practicable with bank angles and speeds as prescribed in each operator s fl ight manuals. Landing Runway 16L - right turn as soon as practicable to keep noise level to a minimum in residential areas located north, northwest and northeast of aerodrome. Between UT, VOR via JOHAN NIGHT NORTH RNAV, JOHAN NIGHT SOUTH 1 or 2 RNAV STARs. (Other STARs are applicable only in the case of malfunction of FMS etc). Or LLZ VOR W 34R followed by circling to the east of the runway. (LLZ V 34R is applicable only in case of malfunction of FMS) or visual approach (Radar vectors provided from KAIHO). In order to minimise noise in residential areas north of the airport, a/c should fl y along or inside of the course during the circling to fi nal. Landing Runway 22 - Do not overfl y residential areas. For this purpose a lighting facility indicates residential area to the north. Approach guidance lights installed in vicinity on DYE to facilitate fi nal approach. Visual approach or VOR or VOR B approach is primary, ILS or LLZ approach when others not applicable. Between UT, ILS approach is only applied when VOR approach are not applicable. THIS hange: HART Take-off IS A PART Runway OF NAVIGRAPH 05 and reindexed, NDA AD AND Name. IS INTENDED FOR FLIGHT SIMULATION USE ONLY

18 GENERAL JUL 12 rjtt17gaorg0 Landing Runway 34L/R - To reduce noise levels to the southeast of the aerodrome, the following procedures are applied: Between UT and UT: - ILS or LO X 34R - ILS or LO X 34L Between UT: - Runway 34R: LO W 34R (via PQE-KAIHO) LO V 34R, ILS or LO X 34R - Runway 34L: LO W 34L (via PQE-KAIHO) LO V 34L, ILS X 34L Lower landing gear as late as operational requirements permit. Note: between UT apply Delayed Flap Approach Procedures. 3.3 INTERNATIONAL AND ONNETING INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS The following additional requirements apply to international fl ights and for fl ights connecting to international fl ights. Between UT: Only aircraft with a valid noise certifi cate in accordance with IAO Annex 16, Volume 1, Part II, hapter 3 are permitted to operate under this paragraph. Use Of Runways: Take Off: Runway 16L/34R preferentially used. When these runways are not available, Runway 16R, 04 or 34L is used as follows: (i) In order to reduce noise to the north, northeast and northwest of the aerodrome: Runway 16R is preferred even when tailwind velocity is less than 7kt. Runway 04 is used when tailwind velocity for Runway 16R is at or greater than 7kt. Runway 34L is used, only when unable to depart from Runway 04 due to crosswinds from the northwest (20kt or greater). In this case, right turn departures only available. (ii) Runway 16R, 04 or 34L: MTOW: 19T or less 300m inside the runway threshold. Landing: R/W 16L/34R is preferentially used. When these runways are not available due to crosswind, R/W 22 is used. When R/W 16L, 22 or 34R are not available, R/W 34L is used. Routeing and Procedure Departures: Use OPPAR TWO departure (see chart 30-3, no alternative procedure provided). For R/Ws 04, 16L, 16R, 34L, 34R commence turn as soon as practicable. Arrivals: For arrivals via PQE-KAIHO (except ILS approach), the IAP are applied as follows: - For R/W 16L: VOR via JONAN NIGHT SOUTH (2) RNAV arrival, LO W 34R, LO V 34R (followed by circling east of runway) or Visual Approach (Radar vectors provided from KAIHO). - For R/W 34R: LO W 34R, LO V 34R (only when LO W 34R malfunctioning FMS etc.) of ILS X 34R (when LO procedures not applicable. - For R/W 22: VOR, VOR B via ASAHI NIGHT SOUTH 2 RNAV arrival or Visual Approach (Radar vector provided from KAIHO). - For R/W 34L: LO W 34L, LO V 34L (only when LO W 34L malfunctioning FMS etc.) or ILS X 34L ( when LO procedures not applicable. Landings R/W 16L - omplete turns as quickly as practicable. Do not overshoot to north of aerodrome. Landings R/W 22 - Do not fl y north of DYE 088R once visual clearance has been authorised. Reverse Thrust Unless for safety reasons, pilots are requested to refrain from using reverse thrust other than idle after landing at R/W 34L or Navtech - (iii) When taking off from Runway 04, Takeoff roll should be commenced from 4. LOW LEVEL WINDSHEAR 4.1 The airports surrounding area is subject to low level windshears and has a low level Windshear alerting system in place. THIS hange: HART Spec IS A update PART OF NAVIGRAPH NDA AND IS INTENDED FOR FLIGHT SIMULATION USE ONLY

19 GENERAL JUL LOAL TRAFFI REGULATIONS 5.1 A380 and B747-8 are prohibited from operating between 2100 and 1400 UT. When operating A or B747-8 between 1400 and 2100 UT, the aircraft weight restriction is imposed. 5.2 Runway is predetermined by fl ight direction. Aircraft which use Runway 05/23 for take-off or landing shall comply with the aircraft weight restriction. 5.3 Prior notice of spot number before landing. All arriving aircraft should notify control tower of parking spot number at initial contact. 5.4 B added after the taxiway number is called Branch ), (Ex: B5B is called Bravo 5 Branch ). 5.5 Aircraft type restrictions B /100SR, -200/200SR, -300/300SR and -SP B747 lassics are not allowed to operate all day except in emergency or state aircraft. Navtech - rjtt18gaorg0 THIS hange: HART Para IS A 5.1PART OF NAVIGRAPH NDA AND IS INTENDED FOR FLIGHT SIMULATION USE ONLY

20 GENERAL JUL TAXIWAY RESTRITIONS 6.1 Aircraft with wingspans listed below shall not use the following taxiways or aircraft stand taxi lanes rjtt19gaorg0 Navtech - RESTRITED TAXIWAY or AIRRAFT STAND TAXI LANE N (between F and T6) N (from stand N29 - N33) Z (from stand 22 24) N (from stand N23 N33) X E5 (between E and R) E6 (between E and R) R (between E5 and E6) Z (between E and R) A (between A1 and A2) A (between A1 and W) A (between Runway 04/22 and A11) A3 (between Runway 16R/34L and A3B) A4B, A4, A5B A5, A6B, A6, A7, A8, A9B (between A and A9) B7, B9 (between Runway 04/22 and Q) B9 (between Q and K) B9 (between K and J) 5, 6, 7B, E (between J and K) E2 (between E and R) E5, E6 (between and E) E7, E8, F, H1, H2, J1 (between K and Q) L4, L6, L6B, L7, N (from T6 to N23) P7, R (between A and G) R (between E7 and J) MAX WINGSPAN 33m/108ft or greater 36m/118ft or greater 48m/157ft or greater 51m/167ft or greater greater than 52m/171ft 61m/200ft or greater 65m/213ft or greater REMARK Except towed aircraft with wingspan less than 48m/157ft. Except towed aircraft with wingspan less than 65m/213ft. THIS hange: HART Para IS A 6.2PART OF NAVIGRAPH NDA AND IS INTENDED FOR FLIGHT SIMULATION USE ONLY

21 GENERAL JUL RESTRITED TAXIWAY or AIRRAFT STAND TAXI LANE T2 (between T and N) T6 (between T and N) T7, T8, T9, U, W (between Runway 04/22 and Q) W (between K and J) W (between H and J) W4 thru W8, Z (between W7 and W) Z (between and E) E (between H and J) MAX WINGSPAN 65m/213ft or greater 74m/243ft or greater REMARK rjtt20gaorg0 Navtech In order to keep clearance between aircraft and the fence etc, (.5m/103ft from taxiway centreline, (1.1m/4ft/AGL) which is installed on the bridge of E, P and Y taxiway, all aircraft shall reduce taxiing speed and strictly follow taxiway centreline. 6.4 In order to keep clearances between other aircraft or obstacles, aircraft with wingspans listed below shall reduce taxi speed and adhere strictly to the taxiway centreline when following taxiway. 6.5 RESTRITED TAXIWAY or AIRRAFT STAND TAXI LANE R (between E5 and E6) E5 (between E and R) E6 (between E and R) Z (between E and R) W (from stand 5 20) W7 (from stand 32) E7 (from stand 55 51) J1 (between K and Q) P7 WINGSPAN 51m/167ft or greater but less than 61m/200ft 55m/180ft or greater but less than 61m/200ft 55m/180ft or greater but less than 65m/213ft RESTRITED TAXIWAY or AIRRAFT STAND TAXI LANE E (between H and J) W (from stand 201 to 214) P4 (between P and V) P5 (between P and V) P6 (between P and V) V (between P4 and P6) E (from stand 801 to 810) A (from W to hanger) A (from stand RU6 to RU7) WINGSPAN 65m/213ft or greater but less than 74m/243ft 71m/233ft or greater but less than 80m/262ft 72m/236ft or greater but less than 80m/262ft 76m/249ft or greater but less than 80m/262ft 78m/6ft or greater but less than80m/262ft THIS hange: HART Para IS A 6.2, PART 6.5 OF NAVIGRAPH NDA AND IS INTENDED FOR FLIGHT SIMULATION USE ONLY

22 GENERAL MAR All aircraft shall taxi with minimum power when taxiing on apron taxiways in order to avoid blast damage to vehicles running along apron taxiways. 6.7 B773 and A346 type aircraft shall not pass through Taxiway F (T6 thru N) 6.8 All aircraft shall hold at GP HOLD LINE on Taxiway A1 until receiving further taxi clearance in order to protect ILS glide slope signal. 7. AIRRAFT WEIGHT RESTRITION When using Runway 05/23, all values of aircraft weight, main gear load AND wheel load shall not exceed the values listed below: Aircraft weight Main gear load Wheel load (lb) (kg) (lb/gear) (kg/gear) (lb/wheel) (kg/wheel) 881, , , ,500 57,700 26, WING TIP LEARANES 8.1 Wing tip clearances at taxiway intersections between aircraft holding at stop markings on taxiway and other aircraft taxiing behind it are as follows: 8.2 B are requested to pay special attention at taxiways 2, 3B, 8B, 9, E2 (between and E), G (between and E), H (between and E), E7 (between and E), J (between and E), K (between and E), H2, G (between A and W), A2, A5B, A9B, A10, J (between A and W), R (between Q and Runway 04/22), U, T, T2, T6, T8, L10. A are requested to pay special attention at Taxiways A (between G and H), A2, A3B, A5B, A9B, A11, B9, 1, 2, 3, 3B, 8B, 9, D1, D2, E1, E7 (between and E), G (between A and W), H2, L11, R (between Q and Runway 04/22), T2, T6, T8, U. (between and E), J (betweeen A and W), J (between and E), K (between A and W), K (between and E), L2 thru L11, L (between B and M), M (between L and P), P4 (between P and V), P6 (between P and V), R (between G and H), R (between J and K), R (between Q and RWY 04/22), T2 thru T9, T, U, W1 thru W8, W (between Q and RWY 04/22), Y (between A and S), Z. Aircraft shall not taxi on the prohibited taxiing course listed below because of the possibility that the wheel of main gear protrudes from the edge of the TWY. TWY A (BTN G and H) (BTN 9 and 10) PROHIBITED TAXIING OURSE A2 - A - A3 and the reverse course and the reverse course E7 (from the south) - E7 - E (to the south) and the reverse course G (BTN A and W) A (from the south) - G - W (to the south) and the reverse course H2 G (from the west) - H2 - H (to the west) and the reverse course RWY 16L/34R (BTN 1 and 2) RWY 16L/34R (BTN 9 and 10) 1 - RWY 16L/34R - 2 and the reverse course 9 - RWY 16L/34R - 10 and the reverse course At the corner section of these taxiways, the minimum clearance distances between the main wheel and the edge of the taxiway are less than 4.5m/15ft when the nose wheel of B and A , 600 follows taxiway centreline markings rjtt21gaorg0 Navtech - A are requested to pay special attention at Taxiways A1 thru A11, A (between G and H), B1 thru B9, 1 thru 10, D1 thru D7, E1 thru E3, E5 (between and E) thru E8 (between and E), E (between H and G), E (between K and J), G (between A and W), G (between and E), H2, H (between A and W), H THIS hange: HART Para IS 6.7, A PART 8.2. OF NAVIGRAPH NDA AND IS INTENDED FOR FLIGHT SIMULATION USE ONLY

23 GENERAL MAR When B744 holding at stop marking (1) or (2) on Taxiway 1, 2, 3B, 8B, 9 or 10 Wingspan of Aircraft taxiing on Taxiway (1) 36.4m/119ft or less 36.4m/119ft up to 53.4m/175ft Greater than 53.4m/175ft 8.4 When B744 holding at stop marking on Taxiway T8 Wingspan of Aircraft taxiing on Taxiway U 13.3m/44ft or less Greater than 13.3m/44ft Wingtip learance 15m/49ft 6.5m/21ft or greater but less than 15m/49ft. Less than 6.5m/21ft (1) When B744 holding at the stop markings located at 75m/246ft off the runway centerline Wingspan of Aircraft taxiing on Taxiway (2) 23.4m/77ft or less Greater than 23.4m/77ft Wingtip learance 6.5m/21ft or greater but less than 15m/49ft Less than 6.5m/21ft (2) When B744 holding at stop markings located at 90m/295ft off the runway centreline. Wingtip learance 10.5m/34ft or greater but less than 15m/49ft Less than 10.5m/34ft 8.6 When B744 holding at stop marking on Taxiway A10, A (between Runway 04/22 and K), W (between Runway 04/22 and K) or L10 or L11 Wingspan of Aircraft taxiing on Taxiway Q, L or A 32.3m/106ft or less 32.3m/106ft up to 49.3m/162ft Greater than 49.3m/162ft Wingtip learance Greater than 15m/49ft 6.5m/21ft or greater but less than 15m/49ft Less than 6.5m/21ft 8.7 When B744 holding at stop marking on Taxiway A2,A3B, A4B, A7, A9B, B2, B5B, B6, B9, D1, D2, D4, D6, L2, L3, L4, or L7 Wingspan of Aircraft taxiing on Taxiway A, B, D, L or Q 36.4m/119ft or less 36.4m/119ft up to 53.4m/175ft Greater than 53.4m/175ft Wingtip learance Greater than 15m/49ft 6.5m/21ft or greater but less than 15m/49ft Less than 6.5m/21ft 8.8 When B744 holding at GP HOLD LINE on Taxiway A1 Wingspan of Aircraft taxiing on Taxiway W 32.2m/106ft or less Greater than 32.2m/106ft Wingtip learance 6.5m/21ft or greater but less than 15m/49ft Less than 6.5m/21ft 8.5 When B744 holding at stop marking on Taxiway T6 (between Runway 04/22 and Taxiway T) rjtt22gaorg0 Navtech - Wingspan of Aircraft taxiing on Taxiway T 33.4m/110ft or less Greater than 33.4m/110ft Wingtip learance 6.5m/21ft or greater but less than 15m/49ft Less than 6.5m/21ft THIS hange: HART Renumbered. IS A PART OF NAVIGRAPH NDA AND IS INTENDED FOR FLIGHT SIMULATION USE ONLY

24 GENERAL JUL 12 rjtt23gaorg0 9. TAXIWAY OPERATIONAL GUIDANE FOR A380 At the corner section of following taxiways, when nose gear of A or B747-8 follows taxiway centreline, clearance between the wheel of wing gear and the edge of taxiway is less than 4.5m/15ft. Pilots of A or B747-8 are requested to use judgement steering at the following taxiways: 2, 3B, 8B, 9, E2 (between and E, G (between and E), H (between and E), J (between and E), K (between and E), G (between A and W), A2, A11 J (between A and W) R (between Q and Runway 04/22), T, T2, T6 (between T and Runway 04/22), L APRON 10.1 POSITIONS NOT VISIBLE FROM TWR Stands 1,2,3,4,5,7,8,9,23,24,201,202,203,2 04,205,206,207, N21 N37 Taxiway W (from stand ) and Taxiway JO 11. LOW VISIBILITY PROEDURES 11.1 Special Safeguards and Procedures (SSP) AT II Operations are available when SSP are applied. SSP will be applied when the following conditions are met: 11.2 eiling is at or less than 200ft and/or RVR is at or less than 600m ILS ritical Area is protected In order to protect ritical Area for the succeeding arrival aircraft, an arrival aircraft, may be give the following instruction by AT REPORT OUT OF ILS RITIAL AREA. The exit taxiway centerline lights are fixed alternate green and yellow inside the ILS ritical Area. If an aircraft is given the above instruction, they are expected to advise AT when the taxiway centerline lights change from alternate green and yellow to steady green Approval for AT II Operations Operators must obtain operational approval from the State of Registry or the State of Operator, as appropriate, to conduct AT II Operations. Unless otherwise authorized by AT. RWY EXIT TAXIWAY DISTANE FROM THRESHOLD (m/ft) RWY 34L A6 1500m/4920ft A8 1850m/6060ft A9 2000m/6560ft L6 1320m/4330ft L8 1800m/5900ft L9 2080m/6820ft RWY 34R m/4230ft m/5470ft m/6950ft RWY 16L m/4360ft m/5830ft m/6880ft RWY 22 B7 1050m/3440ft B5 1530m/5010ft B4 1800m/5900ft B3 2030m/6660ft T7 1050m/3440ft T5 1530m/5010ft T4 1800m/5900ft T3 2030m/6660ft RWY 23 D5 1500m/4920ft D3 1800m/5800ft Note: except for aircraft instructed by AT when in the air or on the ground Navtech - THIS hange: HART Para IS A 9 PART OF NAVIGRAPH NDA AND IS INTENDED FOR FLIGHT SIMULATION USE ONLY

25 GENERAL MAR rjtt24gaorg0 Navtech - ARRIVAL 1. SPEED 1.1 In order to reduce runway occupancy time, arriving aircraft should adhere to the following (except when AT II operations are in effect). 1.2 Approach speed (for IFR) Unless otherwise instructed by AT, arriving aircraft should cross each points at the speed listed below Approach Point Speed Approach Point Speed (IAS) ILS Z Runway 34 LO Z Runway 34L ILS Z Runway 34R ATII LO Z Runway 34R ILS Runway 22 LO Runway 22 D10 IHA D5 IHA D10 IT D5 IT D10 IAD D5 IAD 180kt 160kt 180kt 160kt 180kt 160kt LDA Z Runway 22 D8 IKL 180kt ILS Z Runway 23 LO Z Runway 23 D3 IKL D10 ITD D5 ITD 160kt 180kt 160kt LDA Z Runway 23 D12 ITL 180kt D7 ITL 160kt 1.3 Pilots should advise AT when unable to comply with this procedural speed due to an operational or performance reasons. 1.4 Pilots will be informed by AT when there is no need to comply with this procedural speed by using the following phrase. THE PROEDURAL SPEED ([number] KNOTS) IS NOT REQUIRED. OMPLY WITH THE PROEDURAL SPEED ([number] KNOTS) OR GREATER. 2. MINIMUM RUNWAY OUPANY 2.1 For a speedy turn Off, The exit taxiways, as a rule, from which arriving aircraft should plan to vacate the runway are listed below. Note: Except for aircraft going to the N series stands. 2.2 Pilots should plan which exit taxiway to be used to vacate the runway in approach/ landing briefi ng. Upon landing, pilots should vacate the runway without delay and pass the runway holding position marking on the exit taxiway. It is better, in terms of runway occupancy time, to aim for an exit which can be made, rather than to aim for an earlier one, just to miss it and then to roll slowly to the next The intensity of the following taxiway centreline lights will be increased relative to other taxiway lighting to improve recognition: Runway 16L: 4, 4B; Runway 22: B4, B5, T4, T5; Runway 34L: A6, A6B, A8, L8, L8B. 3. SIMULTANEOUS INDEPENDENT LDA APPROAHES (SILA) 3.1 Applicable instrument approach procedures for SILA LDA Z Runway 22 (with VPT) and LDA Z Runway 23 (with VPT). 3.2 onditions SILA, where radar separation minima between aircraft on adjacent localizer courses and VPTs are not prescribed, will be conducted when the following conditions are met. Attention should be paid to weather conditions including wind shear on the approach course. If it may endanger aircraft s safe operation, SILA shall not be applied. a. No Transgression Zone (NTZ) 610m wide is established equidistant between localizer courses and is depicted on the radar display. b. Localizer, radar and appropriate frequencies are operating normally. 3.3 Information on SILA Aircraft shall be advised that SILA are in force. This information may be provided through the ATIS broadcasts. Simultaneous LDA approaches to Runway 22 and Runway23 are in progress THIS hange: HART Renumbered. IS A PART OF NAVIGRAPH NDA AND IS INTENDED FOR FLIGHT SIMULATION USE ONLY

26 GENERAL MAR RADAR MONITORING Radar monitoring is provided for each simultaneous LDA approach to endure aircraft do not deviate from the localizer course as follows: a. Aircraft shall be provided a minimum of 1000ft vertical separation or a minimum of 3nm radar separation until intercepting localizer course. The assigned altitude shall be maintained until fi nal approach fi x (FAF). b. Radar monitoring is continued even after instructed to contact Tower frequency and instructions prescribed in are provided on the frequency when necessary. c. Aircraft observed to overshoot the turn-on or continue on track which will penetrate the NTZ will be instructed to return to the correct localizer course. If a deviating aircraft fails to respond to such instructions or is observed penetrating the NTZ, the aircraft on adjacent localizer course shall be instructed to avoid the deviating aircraft. d. Radar monitoring will automatically be terminated when the aircraft has passed the coverage of NTZ (Runway 22: D2.7 IKL/Runway 23: MAPt). Note: AT will not inform pilots when radar monitoring is terminated. 5. Go around procedure When going around, pilot should report AT as soon as practicable, and proceed in accordance with the go around procedure described on the chart until receiving AT instructions. DEPARTURE 1. STOP BAR LIGHTING 1.1 Stop bar lights are installed at each Runway holding position associated with Runway 16L/34R. 1.2 Stop bar lights will be operated when the visibility of the lowest RVR of Runway 16L/34R is at or less than 600m. 1.3 Stop bar lights on Taxiway 1, 2, 9 and 10 are controlled individually by AT. 1.4 Stop bar lights on Taxiway 3B thru 8B are not controlled individually by AT. During the period of stop bar light operation, Taxiway 3B thru 8B are not available for departing Aircraft. 2. INTERSETION DEPARTURES 2.1 When Runway 16L/34R or 16R is in use departing aircraft may be instructed for intersection departures from 2/9 or A10/L10 without the pilots consent. 2.2 Aircraft that are unable to comply shall inform AT accordingly. 2.3 Wake turbulence separation for departures will not be applied to aircraft departing from 2, 9, D2, B2/T2 or A10/L10 behind departing aircraft from A11/L11. Aircraft requiring separation of 3 mins shall advise AT accordingly. 3. RUNWAY LENGTH REQUIRED Departure aircraft are required to take-off with runway length 00m/8202ft, except northbound departure which use Runway 34R/16L between UT. Navtech rjttgaorg0 THIS hange: HART Renumbered. IS A PART OF NAVIGRAPH NDA AND IS INTENDED FOR FLIGHT SIMULATION USE ONLY

27 GENERAL MAR PREDETERMINED RUNWAY Predetermined Runway depends on the fl ight direction. During UT, the aircraft will be assigned departure runway depending on the fl ight direction. The Airway or Fix fi led in Flight Plan (Reference AI) Y11, V11, V15, Y884 Y18 Y20 Departure Runway Runway 34R/Runway 16L Runway 34R or Runway 05/Runway 16L (*) Runway 05/Runway 16L or Runway 16R (*) Y28, Y56, MIURA Runway 05/Runway 16R (Note 1) * Departure runway will be assigned when fl ight schedule is fi xed. (Note 2) For HUMMINGBIRD departure, Runway 34L or Runway 16R will be assigned. (Note 3) AT may assign other runway than listed above, if required. Navtech - rjtt26gaorg0 THIS hange: HART Renumbered. IS A PART OF NAVIGRAPH NDA AND IS INTENDED FOR FLIGHT SIMULATION USE ONLY

28 m GENERAL MAR 11 AUTION: Vessels may pass through the Runway 22 and Runway 23 approach paths and Runway 04 and Runway 05 climb out via Tokyo west passage route Tokyo West Passage Route and Adjacent sea area 840m 300m 04 16R 00x60m 3000m 60m 16L 1905m 34L 34R Tokyo West Passage Route 1627m 300m 05 00x60m m 3000m 1200m Navtech - rjtt27gaorg0 60m Adjacent sea area THIS hange: HART New IS page. A PART OF NAVIGRAPH NDA AND IS INTENDED FOR FLIGHT SIMULATION USE ONLY Reverse side blank

29 VISUAL RWY 16L/R 4-1 GUIDANE LIGHTS 15 JUN 11 Japan - RJTT/HNO Navtech - rjtt01uaorg0 LEGEND D112.2 Flashing White Amber Sodium URAYASU Beacon NOTE For landing RWY 16L, all arriving AFT should fly along or inside the course during the circling to final. 274 from SAZAN L 22 R094 16R R 34L hange: NDB HM removed.

30 4-2 VISUAL RWY JUN 11 Japan - RJTT / HNO GUIDANE LIGHTS 34L 34R R 16L D112.2 Amber Sodium Flashing White LEGEND 22 Navtech - rjtt02uaorg0 URAYASU Beacon hange: NDB HM removed.

31 SID RNAV JYOGA 1 Tokyo DLV RAD TA 1 AD Elev 21 D E TT6R1.9 E GND TWR APP DEP Radar required ATIS RNAV1 and DME/DME/IRU or GNSS required MAR JYOGA TT E TT JYOGA E TT6L E LOUP E JYOGA 08.8 E139.6 FL TAURA 18.8 E nm 360 Navtech - rjtt01daorg0 SPEED: Max 200kt (160kt prop) below 3000 within TR. Max 0kt below or Above 3000 inside TR. LIMB GRADIENT: RWY 04/34L/34R: 5% to 700. RWY 05: 5% to 500. SID RWY JYOGA 1 04 limb on 042 to TT052 - LOUP - TAURA - JYOGA. 16L 16R 34L/R Routeing limb on 157 to TT6L1 - TAURA - JYOGA. limb on 157 to TT6R1 - TAURA - JYOGA. limb on to TT052 - LOUP - TAURA - JYOGA. 05 limb on 049 to TT051 - TT052 - LOUP - TAURA - JYOGA. Altitudes LOUP TAURA JYOGA TAURA JYOGA LOUP TAURA JYOGA FL FL FL150 hange: New print

32 30-2 Navtech - rjtt02daorg0 SID RNAV KANEK 1 Tokyo DLV RAD KANEK 48.7 E LUPUS 47.8 E Transitions after KANEK see page D E FL TORAM 36.6 E HILLS 45.9 E nm 34L/R TA 1 AD Elev 21 PLUTO 36.5 E WELDA 29.7 E TT E KAIJI 44.2 E SPEED: Max 200kt (160kt prop) below 3000 within TR. Max 0kt below or Above 3000 inside TR. LIMB GRADIENT: RWY 04/34L/34R: 5% to 700. RWY 05: 5% to 500. SID RWY Routeing 04 limb on 042 to TORAM - PLUTO - KAIJI - HILLS - LUPUS - KANEK. KANEK 1 GND TWR APP DEP ATIS FL Scale distorted MAR 11 hange: New print KANEK limb on 049 to PLUTO - KAIJI - HILLS - LUPUS - KANEK. 16L/R limb on 157 to TT371 - WELDA - PLUTO - KAIJI - HILLS - LUPUS - KANEK. limb on to TORAM - PLUTO - KAIJI - HILLS - LUPUS - KANEK Altitudes RNAV1 and DME/DME/IRU or GNSS required Radar required HILLS 9000-FL150 LUPUS KANEK FL170 HILLS 9000-FL150 LUPUS KANEK FL170 WELDA 6000 HILLS 9000-FL150 LUPUS KANEK FL170 HILLS 9000-FL150 LUPUS KANEK FL170

33 SID RWY 04, 16L, 34L/R RNAV MITOH 1 Tokyo DLV RAD MITOH 47.6 E TA 1 AD Elev 21 LUPUS 47.8 E HILLS 45.9 E KAIJI 44.2 E GND TWR APP DEP ATIS FL FL150 Scale distorted 09 MAR 11 RNAV1 and DME/DME/IRU or GNSS required Radar required 700 TORAM 36.6 E PLUTO 36.5 E MITOH D MITOH E WELDA 29.7 E nm TT E Navtech - rjtt03daorg0 SPEED: Max 200kt (160kt prop) below 3000 within TR. Max 0kt below or Above 3000 inside TR. LIMB GRADIENT: RWY 04/34L/34R: 5% to 700. SID RWY Routeing MITOH 1 04 limb on 042 to TORAM - PLUTO - KAIJI - HILLS - LUPUS - MITOH. 16L limb on 157 to TT371 - WELDA - PLUTO - KAIJI - HILLS - LUPUS - MITOH. 34L/R limb on to TORAM - PLUTO - KAIJI - HILLS - LUPUS - MITOH. Altitudes 9000-FL FL170 HILLS LUPUS MITOH WELDA 6000 HILLS 9000-FL150 LUPUS MITOH FL170 HILLS LUPUS MITOH 9000-FL FL170 hange: New print

34 MAR 11 SID RWY 05, 16R RNAV MITOH 1 Tokyo DLV GND TWR APP DEP RAD ATIS TA 1 AD Elev RNAV1 and DME/DME/IRU or GNSS required MITOH E FL170 SEKID 39.4 E Scale distorted KAMAT 33.9 E MITOH 1 D E Radar required TT E TT E HATBA 26.4 E MITOH 1 TT E TT6RZ 28.0 E LOUP 27.3 E nm SPEED: Max 200kt (160kt prop) below 3000 within TR. Max 0kt below or Above 3000 inside TR. LIMB GRADIENT: RWY 05: 5% to 500. Navtech - rjtt04daorg0 SID RWY Routeing Altitudes MITOH 1 05 limb on 049 to TT051 - TT052 - LOUP - TT343 - LOUP 5000 KAMAT - SEKID - MITOH. KAMAT 9000 SEKID MITOH FL170 16R limb on 157 to TT6RZ - HATBA - KAMAT - SEKID. KAMAT 9000 SEKID MITOH FL170 hange: New print

35 SID RNAV MIURA 1 Tokyo DLV RAD TA 1 AD Elev 21 GND TWR APP DEP ATIS MAR RNAV1 and DME/DME/IRU or GNSS required Radar required Transitions after URAGA see page D E MIURA TT6L E TT6R1.9 E TT E LOUP 27.3 E TT E MIURA Scale distorted URAGA 13.9 E nm MIURA E rjtt05daorg0 Navtech - NOTE: Aircraft unable to comply with altitude restraints inform Tokyo DLV for alternate procedure when requesting clearance. SPEED: Max 200kt (160kt prop) below 3000 within TR. Max 0kt below or Above 3000 inside TR. LIMB GRADIENT: RWY 04/34L/34R: 5% to 700, RWY 05: 5% to 500. SID RWY Routeing Altitudes MIURA 1 04 limb on 042 to TT052 - LOUP - URAGA - MIURA L 16R 34L/R limb on 049 to TT051 - TT052 - LOUP - URAGA - MIURA. limb on 157 to TT6L1 - URAGA - MIURA. limb on 157 to TT6R1 - URAGA - MIURA. limb on to TT052 - LOUP - URAGA - MIURA LOUP 5000 MIURA 9000 LOUP MIURA LOUP MIURA MIURA 9000 MIURA hange: New print

LCLK. Runways: Runway 04 Takeoff length: 2934, Landing length: 2934 Runway 22 Takeoff length: 2994, Landing length: 2812

LCLK. Runways: Runway 04 Takeoff length: 2934, Landing length: 2934 Runway 22 Takeoff length: 2994, Landing length: 2812 LLK Airport information: ountry: yprus ity: oordinates: N 34 52.7', E033 37.8 Elevation: 11 ustoms: ustoms Fuel: 100LL, Jet A1 RFF: AT 8 hours: H24 Runways: Runway 04 Takeoff length: 2934, Landing length:

More information

AERODROME CHART ATIS CLNC DEL

AERODROME CHART ATIS CLNC DEL EFF 10 NOV 16 AERODROME CHART ATIS 121.0 CLNC DEL 123.95 GND 121.9 275.8 -AD TWR 118.4 236.6 TML 119.2 DECL DISTS 05 23 14 32 TORA 10500 10500 7700 7700 TODA 11189 11189 8684 8684 ASDA 10500 10500 7700

More information

AERODROME CHART ATIS CLNC DEL 121.4

AERODROME CHART ATIS CLNC DEL 121.4 AERODROME CHART ATIS 124.6 CLNC DEL 121.4 GND 121.7 (S) 127.15 (N) 275.8 -AD TWR 118.7 (S) 119.55 (N) 226.5 DEP 126.12 (N) 132.3 (S) 363.8 DECL DISTS 08R 26L 08L 26R 13 31 TORA 11500 11500 9940 9940 7300

More information

RWY 24. Designator Route Remarks. All traffic shall initially climb to 4000FT QNH with climb gradient 3.3% MNM, unless instructed otherwise by ATC.

RWY 24. Designator Route Remarks. All traffic shall initially climb to 4000FT QNH with climb gradient 3.3% MNM, unless instructed otherwise by ATC. AD 2.ELLX-15 DISKI 2Y GTQ 7X GTQ 7Y MMD 7X RAPOR 4X 3.2.2 Climb Requirements RWY 24 Designator Route Remarks R-238 LUX to 8 DME LUX, RT to intercept R-222 NTM to 24 DME NTM, RT R-156 DIK, LT R-115 LUX

More information

USE OF RADAR IN THE APPROACH CONTROL SERVICE

USE OF RADAR IN THE APPROACH CONTROL SERVICE USE OF RADAR IN THE APPROACH CONTROL SERVICE 1. Introduction The indications presented on the ATS surveillance system named radar may be used to perform the aerodrome, approach and en-route control service:

More information

JeppView for Windows. List of pages in this Trip Kit. jep=jeppesen. Trip Kit Index

JeppView for Windows. List of pages in this Trip Kit. jep=jeppesen. Trip Kit Index Trip Kit Index Printed on 8 Jun 015 Page 1 (c) JEPPESEN SANERSON, IN., 015, ALL RIGHTS RESERVE List of pages in this Trip Kit Trip Kit Index Airport Information For TLP Terminal harts For TLP Revision

More information

LFPG / Paris-Charles de Gaulle / CDG

LFPG / Paris-Charles de Gaulle / CDG This page is intended to draw commercial and private pilots attention to the aeronautical context and main threats related to an aerodrome. They have been identified in a collaborative way by the main

More information

Standard Operational Procedures

Standard Operational Procedures Standard Operational Procedures Aerodrome Praha Ruzyně VERSION 4.0 CHANGES AND UPDATES Effective Version Change - 3.8 Intentionally left blank. 09 JUN 11 3.9 General text revision. New design issued. 15

More information

NOISE ABATEMENT PROCEDURES

NOISE ABATEMENT PROCEDURES 1. Introduction NOISE ABATEMENT PROCEDURES Many airports today impose restrictions on aircraft movements. These include: Curfew time Maximum permitted noise levels Noise surcharges Engine run up restrictions

More information

AD 2. AERODROMES VAKS AD 2.2 AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

AD 2. AERODROMES VAKS AD 2.2 AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA AD 2-1 AD 2. AERODROMES AD 2.1 AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME - KESHOD / DOMESTIC AD 2.2 AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA 1 Aerodrome reference point coordinates and its site 2 Direction

More information

CHAPTER 5 SEPARATION METHODS AND MINIMA

CHAPTER 5 SEPARATION METHODS AND MINIMA CHAPTER 5 SEPARATION METHODS AND MINIMA 5.1 Provision for the separation of controlled traffic 5.1.1 Vertical or horizontal separation shall be provided: a) between IFR flights in Class D and E airspaces

More information

Standard Operational Procedures

Standard Operational Procedures Standard Operational Procedures Aerodrome Ostrava Mošnov VERSION 1.2 CHANGES AND UPDATES Effective Version Change 24 JUN 09 1.1 LVP added. 12 FEB 11 1.2 General text revision. NOTES Official scenery and

More information

Chapter 6. Nonradar. Section 1. General DISTANCE

Chapter 6. Nonradar. Section 1. General DISTANCE 12/10/15 JO 7110.65W Chapter 6. Nonradar Section 1. General 6 1 1. DISTANCE Use mileage based (DME and/or ATD) procedures and minima only when direct pilot/controller communications are maintained. FIG

More information

IFR 91.157 Must be instrument rated to fly special VFR at Night (civil twilight to civil twilight, sun 6 degrees below horizon) 91.159 Unless in a holding pattern of 2 minutes or less, VFR cruising altitude

More information

airservices AERODROME CHART - Page 1 MELBOURNE/ESSENDON, VIC (YMEN) AD ELEV 282 S E Airservices Australia 2018 ATIS AWIS SMC PAL (AH)

airservices AERODROME CHART - Page 1 MELBOURNE/ESSENDON, VIC (YMEN) AD ELEV 282 S E Airservices Australia 2018 ATIS AWIS SMC PAL (AH) AD ELEV 282 S37 43 41 E144 54 07 AERODROME CART - Page 1 MELBOURNE/ESSENDON, VIC (YMEN) AWIS SMC TWR ML APP (A) PAL (A) Bearings are Magnetic Elevations in FEET AMSL E144 54 00 S37 43 00 S37 43 00 D T

More information

Effective: GOLD COAST (YBCG) NEW PROCEDURES FOR INTRODUCTION OF ILS ON RWY 14

Effective: GOLD COAST (YBCG) NEW PROCEDURES FOR INTRODUCTION OF ILS ON RWY 14 AUSTRALIA AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION SERVICE AIRSERVICES AUSTRALIA GPO BOX 367, CANBERRA ACT 2601 Phone: 02 6268 4874 Email: aim.editorial@australia.com Effective: AIP SUPPLEMENT (SUP) AIRAC H 04/19 201902271600

More information

EVTA AD 2.1 AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME EVTA AD 2.2 AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

EVTA AD 2.1 AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME EVTA AD 2.2 AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA 18 NOV 2010 AIP LATVIA EVTA AD 2-1 18 NOV 2010 Note: The following sections in this chapter are intentionally left blank: AD-2.11, AD-2.14, AD-2.15, AD-2.16, AD- 2.19, AD-2.20, AD-2.21, AD-2.23 EVTA AD

More information

PORTUGAL DIRECÇÃO DE SEGURANÇA E DESEMPENHO OPERACIONAL AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION SERVICE APARTADO LISBOA CODEX

PORTUGAL DIRECÇÃO DE SEGURANÇA E DESEMPENHO OPERACIONAL AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION SERVICE APARTADO LISBOA CODEX PORTUGAL PHONE: +351.21.8553506 FAX: +351.21.8553399 E-Mail: desica@nav.pt AFTN: LPPPYOYC DIRECÇÃO DE SEGURANÇA E DESEMPENHO OPERACIONAL AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION SERVICE APARTADO 8223 1803-001 LISBOA CODEX

More information

1.2 An Approach Control Unit Shall Provide the following services: c) Alerting Service and assistance to organizations involved in SAR Actions;

1.2 An Approach Control Unit Shall Provide the following services: c) Alerting Service and assistance to organizations involved in SAR Actions; Section 4 Chapter 1 Approach Control Services Approach Control Note: This section should be read in conjunction with Section 2 (General ATS), Section 6 (Separation Methods and Minima) and Section 7 (ATS

More information

AERODROME OPERATIONS 1 INTRODUCTION

AERODROME OPERATIONS 1 INTRODUCTION AIP New Zealand AD 1.5-1 AD 1.5 AERODROME OPERATIONS 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 General 1.1.1 This section details procedures for operations on and in the vicinity of aerodromes. 1.1.2 The layout of the circuit

More information

Airservices Australia 2016

Airservices Australia 2016 Airservices Australia 2016 Airservices Australia 2016 Airservices Australia 2015 Airservices Australia 2016 Airservices Australia 2016 ATIS (H24) (TWR HR) APP TWR SMC ACD FIA (AH) GOLD COAST, QLD (YBCG)

More information

Chapter 6. Airports Authority of India Manual of Air Traffic Services Part 1

Chapter 6. Airports Authority of India Manual of Air Traffic Services Part 1 Chapter 6 6.1 ESSENTIAL LOCAL TRAFFIC 6.1.1 Information on essential local traffic known to the controller shall be transmitted without delay to departing and arriving aircraft concerned. Note 1. Essential

More information

Annecy Airport IFR briefing For indication only

Annecy Airport IFR briefing For indication only 1 DISCLAIMER The pieces of information provided are published only for indication, and are not exhaustive. We make our best effort to keep them updated. They are a valuable complement for flight preparation

More information

Controller Training Case Study Implementation of new RNP AR APCH for RWY07 (North Circuit) at HKIA

Controller Training Case Study Implementation of new RNP AR APCH for RWY07 (North Circuit) at HKIA Controller Training Case Study Implementation of new RNP AR APCH for RWY07 (North Circuit) at HKIA Disclaimer This presentation is for information purposes only. It should not be relied on as the sole

More information

This section sets forth all Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) noise abatement procedures, restrictions, and regulations involving aircraft operations.

This section sets forth all Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) noise abatement procedures, restrictions, and regulations involving aircraft operations. This section sets forth all Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) noise abatement procedures, restrictions, and regulations involving aircraft operations. 13.1. Aircraft Noise Abatement 13.1.1. All aircraft

More information

AIR LAW AND ATC PROCEDURES

AIR LAW AND ATC PROCEDURES 1 The International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) establishes: A standards and recommended international practices for contracting member states. B aeronautical standards adopted by all states. C

More information

Annecy Airport IFR briefing For indication only

Annecy Airport IFR briefing For indication only 1 DISCLAIMER The pieces of information provided are published only for indication, and are not exhaustive. We make our best effort to keep them updated. They are a valuable complement for flight preparation

More information

PTA RADAR M INI MUM ALTI TUDE S PUERTO PLATA, DOM REP MDPP/POP PTA ,000 13,000 PUERTO PLATA

PTA RADAR M INI MUM ALTI TUDE S PUERTO PLATA, DOM REP MDPP/POP PTA ,000 13,000 PUERTO PLATA 10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 20-30 270^ 300^ 20-00 19-30 19-00 18-30 Approach 119.0 250^ CHANGES: New chart. 330^ 60 6000 8000 6000 R-251 2556' 6037' 7589' 4829' R-320 13,000 10128'

More information

Understanding the Jeppesen. Updates: Changes, Errata and What s New

Understanding the Jeppesen. Updates: Changes, Errata and What s New Understanding the Jeppesen Updates: Changes, Errata and What s New www.understandingaviation.com info@understandingaviation.com Table of Contents Changes... 1 Errata... 5 What s New... 5 Changes Law Amendment

More information

LZMC/MLC MALACKY 01 JAN IEff 01 FebI. MALACKY, SLOVAKIA Additional Airport Informations. 1. Services ATC and Meteo services available H24.

LZMC/MLC MALACKY 01 JAN IEff 01 FebI. MALACKY, SLOVAKIA Additional Airport Informations. 1. Services ATC and Meteo services available H24. MALACKY 01 JAN 08 10 1 I Additional Airport Informations 1. Services ATC and Meteo services available H24. Telephone numbers: TWR: 00421 960 390 230 00421 960 390 231 METEO Office: 00421 960 390 240 00421

More information

JEPPESEN JeppView

JEPPESEN JeppView REVISION LETTER For Disc 0-0 Licensed to Admin. Printed on 7 Jan 0. Page Changed chart(s) since Disc 6-00 ADD = Added chart, REV = Revised chart, DEL = Deleted chart. ACT PROCEDURE IDENT INDEX REV DATE

More information

JEPPESEN JeppView General Info Surabaya, IDN S ' E ' Mag Var: 0.0 W Elevation: 9' Runway Info Runway ' x 148' asphalt

JEPPESEN JeppView General Info Surabaya, IDN S ' E ' Mag Var: 0.0 W Elevation: 9' Runway Info Runway ' x 148' asphalt Airport Information WARR (Juanda) General Info Surabaya, IN S 07 22.8' E112 47.2' Mag Var: 0.0 W Elevation: 9' Public, IFR, Control Tower, Rotating Beacon, Low Level Wind Shear Alert System, Customs Fuel:

More information

The aim of any instrument approach is to allow the aircraft to safely descend to a low altitude in order to become visual.

The aim of any instrument approach is to allow the aircraft to safely descend to a low altitude in order to become visual. INSTRUMENT APPROACH CHARTS "An instrument approach is just a series of straight lines joined by rate one turns" Ron Magrath The aim of any instrument approach is to allow the aircraft to safely descend

More information

Anchorage ARTCC Phraseology Guide. Clearance Delivery Operations

Anchorage ARTCC Phraseology Guide. Clearance Delivery Operations Anchorage ARTCC Phraseology Guide Clearance Delivery Operations Initial Contact: The first time an aircraft calls you, you MUST identify your position, i.e. AWE123 Anchorage Delivery. Clearance Delivery:

More information

GENERAL INFORMATION The aerodrome consists of three runways (04L-22R, 04R-22L, 12-30) and four aprons.

GENERAL INFORMATION The aerodrome consists of three runways (04L-22R, 04R-22L, 12-30) and four aprons. GENERAL INFORMATION The aerodrome consists of three runways (04L-22R, 04R-22L, 12-30) and four aprons. The two parallel runways are about 3000 metres long while the intersecting runway (12-30) is about

More information

AD 2. AERODROMES FYWE AD 2.1 AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME. FYWE - Windhoek (Eros) Airport

AD 2. AERODROMES FYWE AD 2.1 AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME. FYWE - Windhoek (Eros) Airport AIP FYWE AD 2-1 Republic of Namibia 20 JUL 2017 AD 2. AERODROMES FYWE AD 2.1 AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME FYWE - Windhoek (Eros) Airport FYWE AD 2.2 AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

More information

INTERNATIONAL VIRTUAL AVIATION ORGANISATION CANADIAN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL PHRASEOLOGY ATC OPERATIONS DECEMBER 2016 BY: MATHIEU LAFLAMME

INTERNATIONAL VIRTUAL AVIATION ORGANISATION CANADIAN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL PHRASEOLOGY ATC OPERATIONS DECEMBER 2016 BY: MATHIEU LAFLAMME INTERNATIONAL VIRTUAL AVIATION ORGANISATION CANADIAN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL PHRASEOLOGY ATC OPERATIONS DECEMBER 2016!1 GENERAL Proper use of phraseology is one of the most important thing in aviation and

More information

THE CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY OF THAILAND. Aeronautical Information Service Department AIP SUPPLEMENT

THE CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY OF THAILAND. Aeronautical Information Service Department AIP SUPPLEMENT THE CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY OF THAILAND AIRAC Phone: 66 02 568 8831 Fax: 66 02 576 1903 Aeronautical Information Service Department AIP SUPPLEMENT AFTN: VTBAYOYX E-mail: aisthai@caat.or.th 333/105 Lak

More information

LFMN / Nice Côte-d Azur / NCE

LFMN / Nice Côte-d Azur / NCE This page is intended to draw commercial and private pilots attention to the aeronautical context and main threats related to an aerodrome. They have been identified in a collaborative way by the main

More information

LAPL(A)/PPL(A) question bank FCL.215, FCL.120 Rev OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES 070

LAPL(A)/PPL(A) question bank FCL.215, FCL.120 Rev OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES 070 OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES 070 1 1 Which one of the following statements is false? An accident must be reported if, between the time that anyone boards an aircraft to go flying and until everyone has left

More information

SECTION 4 - APPROACH CONTROL PROCEDURES

SECTION 4 - APPROACH CONTROL PROCEDURES SECTION 4 - APPROACH CONTROL PROCEDURES CHAPTER 1 - PROVISION OF SERVICES 1.1 An approach control unit shall provide:- a) Approach control service. b) Flight Information service. c) Alerting service. RESPONSIBILITIES

More information

JeppView for Windows. General Information. Runway Information. Communication Information. jep=jeppesen

JeppView for Windows. General Information. Runway Information. Communication Information. jep=jeppesen Airport Information For EPRZ Printed on 27 Jan 208 Page (c) SANERSON, IN., 208, ALL RIGHTS RESERVE jep= JeppView for Windows General Information Location: POL IAO/IATA: EPRZ / Lat/Long: N50 06.60', E022

More information

NOTAM. Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) Fly-In Colorado Springs Airport (COS) Colorado Springs, CO SPECIAL FLIGHT PROCEDURES

NOTAM. Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) Fly-In Colorado Springs Airport (COS) Colorado Springs, CO SPECIAL FLIGHT PROCEDURES NOTAM Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) Fly-In Colorado Springs Airport (COS) Colorado Springs, CO SPECIAL FLIGHT PROCEDURES EFFECTIVE 12:00 Noon Local Friday, September 25, 2015 Until 6:00

More information

AERODROME OPERATING MINIMA

AERODROME OPERATING MINIMA Title: Determination of Aerodrome Operating Minima Page 1 of 8 AERODROME OPERATING MINIMA 1. PURPOSE 1.1 The purpose of this Advisory Circular is to provide methods to be adopted by operators in determining

More information

THE TOWER CONTROL POSITION (TWR)

THE TOWER CONTROL POSITION (TWR) 1. Introduction THE TOWER CONTROL POSITION (TWR) The Aerodrome Local Control, or Tower (called TWR) controller has the responsibility of ensuring Air Traffic Control (ATC) Services within a restricted

More information

JeppView for Windows. List of pages in this Trip Kit. Trip Kit Index

JeppView for Windows. List of pages in this Trip Kit. Trip Kit Index Trip Kit Index Printed on 14 Aug 2018 Page 1 (c) SANERSON, INC., 2018, ALL RIGHTS RESERVE JeppView for Windows List of pages in this Trip Kit Trip Kit Index Airport Information For VVCT Terminal Charts

More information

LFBO / Toulouse-Blagnac / TLS

LFBO / Toulouse-Blagnac / TLS This page is intended to draw commercial and private pilots attention to the aeronautical context and main threats related to an aerodrome. They have been identified in a collaborative way by the main

More information

IFR SEPARATION WITHOUT RADAR

IFR SEPARATION WITHOUT RADAR 1. Introduction IFR SEPARATION WITHOUT RADAR When flying IFR inside controlled airspace, air traffic controllers either providing a service to an aircraft under their control or to another controller s

More information

SECTION 6 - SEPARATION STANDARDS

SECTION 6 - SEPARATION STANDARDS SECTION 6 - SEPARATION STANDARDS CHAPTER 1 - PROVISION OF STANDARD SEPARATION 1.1 Standard vertical or horizontal separation shall be provided between: a) All flights in Class A airspace. b) IFR flights

More information

TVSC CANOUAN/Canouan Is. (ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES)

TVSC CANOUAN/Canouan Is. (ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES) AIP AD 2. AERODROMES AD 2.921 17 MAY 01 TVSC AD 2.1 AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME TVSC CANOUAN/Canouan Is. (ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES) TVSC AD 2.2 AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE

More information

Lisboa RFE. Respect the ATC and the other pilots at all times and be understanding.

Lisboa RFE. Respect the ATC and the other pilots at all times and be understanding. INTRODUCTION On this briefing for the 2018 you will find the information you need to have the better experience possible during our event. We count with everyone s full cooperation, both Pilots and ATC

More information

AD 2. AERODROMES VOAT AD 2.2 AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

AD 2. AERODROMES VOAT AD 2.2 AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA AD 2-1 AD 2. AERODROMES AD 2.1 AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME - AGATTI / DOMESTIC AD 2.2 AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA 1 Aerodrome reference point coordinates and its site 2 Direction

More information

Effective: AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL AIRSHOW AVALON 2019, AVALON AIRPORT 19 FEBRUARY - 5 MARCH 2019, AVALON EAST (YAVE) OPERATIONS

Effective: AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL AIRSHOW AVALON 2019, AVALON AIRPORT 19 FEBRUARY - 5 MARCH 2019, AVALON EAST (YAVE) OPERATIONS AUSTRALIA AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION SERVICE AIRSERVICES AUSTRALIA GPO BOX 367, CANBERRA ACT 2601 Phone: 02 6268 4874 Email: aim.editorial@airservicesaustralia.com Effective: AIP SUPPLEMENT (SUP) H 01/19

More information

Single Engine Instrument Training Record I PREFLIGHT PREPARATION WEATHER INFORMATION weather reports and forecasts. pilot and radar reports.

Single Engine Instrument Training Record I PREFLIGHT PREPARATION WEATHER INFORMATION weather reports and forecasts. pilot and radar reports. Single Engine Instrument Training Record I PREFLIGHT PREPARATION WEATHER INFORMATION weather reports and forecasts. pilot and radar reports. surface analysis charts. radar summary charts. significant weather

More information

Gstaad Airport Pilots Briefing

Gstaad Airport Pilots Briefing Gstaad Airport Pilots Briefing General Gstaad-Airport (LSGK) is situated in a mountainous region near Gstaad / Saanen in Switzerland. As the approach into LSGK can be very challenging (e.g. mountains,

More information

Source: Chippewa Valley Regional Airport ASOS, Period of Record

Source: Chippewa Valley Regional Airport ASOS, Period of Record Chapter 1 Inventory Runway wind coverage is the percentage of time a runway can be used without exceeding allowable crosswind velocities. Allowable crosswind velocities vary depending on aircraft size

More information

CLEARANCE INSTRUCTION READ BACK

CLEARANCE INSTRUCTION READ BACK CLEARANCE INSTRUCTION READ BACK 1. Introduction An ATC clearance or an instruction constitutes authority for an aircraft to proceed only in so far as known air traffic is concerned and is based solely

More information

Cape Area Airports Standard Operating Procedures

Cape Area Airports Standard Operating Procedures Cape Area Airports Standard Operating Procedures This air traffic control procedural document is provided for virtual air traffic control in the ZBW ARTCC of the VATSIM network only. It is not for real-world

More information

MHTG (Toncontin Intl)

MHTG (Toncontin Intl) Airport Information MHTG (Toncontin Intl) General Info Tegucigalpa, HN N 14 03.6' W 87 13.0' Mag Var: 1.6 E Elevation: 3297' Public, IFR, Control Tower, Rotating Beacon, Customs, Landing Fee Fuel: 100LL,

More information

IZUMO AP. AIP Japan IZUMO RJOC-AD TURNING POINT INDICATOR LGT LONGITUDINAL PROFILE OF RWY. 25m. (4.67m) RWY ft. 65m m. (3.

IZUMO AP. AIP Japan IZUMO RJOC-AD TURNING POINT INDICATOR LGT LONGITUDINAL PROFILE OF RWY. 25m. (4.67m) RWY ft. 65m m. (3. RJOC-AD2-24.1 RJOC / AD CHART 369.8m 6 1 5 2 1 T-1 2 3 4W 4 5 T-2 6 7 8 9 10 3 4 2 5 1 6 65m 6 1 5 2 4 3 3 4 2 5 1 6 422.7m 25m 25 25m 65m 6ft (1.76m) 0m ABN PAPI Angle 3.0 MEHT 18.5m(61ft) ARP TURNING

More information

Instrument Proficiency Check Flight Record

Instrument Proficiency Check Flight Record Instrument Proficiency Check Flight Record Date: Flight Time: Sim. Inst. Time: Pilot Name: Aircraft Type: Aircraft Tail Number: Act. Inst. Time: Instructor Name: Holding Procedures Task Notes N/A Satisfactory

More information

Eastern Caribbean PIARCO Virtual FIR. PIARCO Control Zone (CTR)

Eastern Caribbean PIARCO Virtual FIR. PIARCO Control Zone (CTR) PIARCO Control Zone (CTR) Eastern Caribbean PIARCO Virtual FIR NOT TO BE USED FOR REAL WORLD AVIATION, STRICTLY FOR USE ON THE VATSIM VIRTUAL ATC NETWORK. 1. Introduction 1.1 Objective of this SOP is to

More information

IRELAND AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION SERVICE IRISH AVIATION AUTHORITY BALLYCASEY CROSS SHANNON CO. CLARE Tel Fax

IRELAND AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION SERVICE IRISH AVIATION AUTHORITY BALLYCASEY CROSS SHANNON CO. CLARE Tel Fax IRELAND AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION SERVICE IRISH AVIATION AUTHORITY BALLYCASEY CROSS SHANNON CO. CLARE Tel +353 61 703750 Fax +353 61 366245 DUBLIN AIRPORT (EIDW) RUNWAY 10/28 UPGRADE PHASE 1 AND PHASE 2

More information

OPERATIONS MANUAL PART A

OPERATIONS MANUAL PART A PAGE: 1 Table of Content A.GENERAL /CHAPTER 7 -....3 7.... 3 7.1 Minimum Flight Altitudes /Flight Levels VFR Flight... 3 7.2 Minimum Flight Altitudes /Flight Levels IFR Flight... 4 7.2.1 IFR flights non

More information

KTEB HIGH. Teterboro Airport Teterboro, New Jersey, United States. Diagram #1: Close-In Takeoff Aircraft Categories: A, B, C, D & E / All Runways

KTEB HIGH. Teterboro Airport Teterboro, New Jersey, United States. Diagram #1: Close-In Takeoff Aircraft Categories: A, B, C, D & E / All Runways NOISE ABATEMENT PROCEDURES by Whispertrack Diagram #1: Close-In Takeoff Aircraft Categories: A, B, C, D & E / All Runways p. 1 of 10 NOISE ABATEMENT PROCEDURES by Whispertrack Diagram #2: Dalton Two Departure

More information

Clearance & Ground Air Traffic Control. Clearance Delivery An Introduction to Ground Control... 2

Clearance & Ground Air Traffic Control. Clearance Delivery An Introduction to Ground Control... 2 Clearance & Ground Air Traffic Control Table of Contents Clearance Delivery.................................. 1 An Introduction to Ground Control...................... 2 Initial Contact and Position Determination.................3

More information

JeppView for Windows. jep=jeppesen. Airport Information For LGKO Printed on 11 Dec 2017 Page 1. General Information. Runway Information

JeppView for Windows. jep=jeppesen. Airport Information For LGKO Printed on 11 Dec 2017 Page 1. General Information. Runway Information Airport Information For LGKO Printed on ec 207 Page (c) SANERSON, INC., 207, ALL RIGHTS RESERVE jep= JeppView for Windows General Information Location: GRC ICAO/IATA: LGKO / KGS Lat/Long: N36 47.68', E027

More information

SIMULATION USE ONLY. DO NOT USE FOR REAL WORLD NAVIGATION N IVAO HONG KONG

SIMULATION USE ONLY. DO NOT USE FOR REAL WORLD NAVIGATION N IVAO HONG KONG 53 52 51 50 H1 E1 60 MAINTENANCE APRON E 59 E1 61 F 58 EAST APRON 49 48 H1 G 57 55 56 H1 54 H 47 46 45 44 43 41 CARGO APRON SIMULATION USE ONLY. DO NOT USE FOR REAL WORLD NAVIGATION. 22 19 02 N AERODROME

More information

Charlotte - Douglas International Airport Traffic Control Tower

Charlotte - Douglas International Airport Traffic Control Tower Charlotte - Douglas International Airport Traffic Control Tower Standard Operating Procedures CLT ATCT 7110.65D Effective: May 1, 2011. 1 1-1-1. Callsign Usage and Frequency Delegation: CHAPTER 1. GENERAL

More information

RALEIGH-DURHAM ATCT/TRACON STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES

RALEIGH-DURHAM ATCT/TRACON STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES RALEIGH-DURHAM ATCT/TRACON STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES January 3, 2017 BULLETIN NUMBER RECORD OF CHANGES SUBJECT AUTHORIZED BY DATE ENTERED DATE REMOVED 7110.100 Initial RR 1/3/17 3/25/17 7110.101 Added

More information

EGSL ANDREWSFIELD EGSL AD 2.1 AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME EGSL AD 2.2 AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

EGSL ANDREWSFIELD EGSL AD 2.1 AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME EGSL AD 2.2 AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA UNITED KINGDOM AIP AD 2.EGSL-1 26 May 2016 EGSL ANDREWSFIELD EGSL AD 2.1 AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME EGSL ANDREWSFIELD EGSL AD 2.2 AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA 1 ARP coordinates

More information

VATUSA C90 TRACON AND O HARE ATCT LETTER OF AGREEMENT

VATUSA C90 TRACON AND O HARE ATCT LETTER OF AGREEMENT VATUSA C90 TRACON AND O HARE ATCT LETTER OF AGREEMENT EFFECTIVE: 02/01/2019 SUBJECT: INTERFACILITY COORDINATION 1. PURPOSE: This agreement establishes coordination procedures and defines delegation of

More information

AD 2. AERODROMES VEBI AD 2.2 AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

AD 2. AERODROMES VEBI AD 2.2 AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA AD 2-1 AD 2. AERODROMES AD 2.1 AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME - BARAPANI / DOMESTIC AD 2.2 AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA 1 Aerodrome reference point coordinates and its site 2 Direction

More information

SOPs for Cedar Valley Airport UT10

SOPs for Cedar Valley Airport UT10 SOPs for Cedar Valley Airport UT10 Cedar Valley Airport is a privately owned airport located approximately 10 miles west of Lehi, Ut and 5 miles northeast of Cedar Fort, UT. The airport location is N40.3572

More information

KBLI MEDIUM. Bellingham Intl Airport Bellingham, Washington, United States. Diagram #1: All Runways. NOISE ABATEMENT PROCEDURES by Whispertrack

KBLI MEDIUM. Bellingham Intl Airport Bellingham, Washington, United States. Diagram #1: All Runways. NOISE ABATEMENT PROCEDURES by Whispertrack Diagram #1: p. 1 of 5 Diagram #2: p. 2 of 5 OVERVIEW Bellingham International Airport (BLI) is a full service commercial airport located in Whatcom County, approximately 3 miles N.W. of the city limits

More information

Burlington ATCT Standard Operating Procedures

Burlington ATCT Standard Operating Procedures This air traffic control procedural document is provided for virtual air traffic control in the ZBW ARTCC of the VATSIM network only. It is not for real-world ATC use. These procedures are approved for

More information

UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA FOOTBALL

UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA FOOTBALL UNIVERSITY OF FOOTBALL SPECIAL AIR TRAFFIC PROCEDURES TUSCALOOSA, AL September 16, 2017 November 18, 2017 The following procedures will be implemented to enhance safety and minimize delays during the following

More information

04 Installed on TWY T Installed on TWY T2 THRU T4 22 Installed on TWY T5

04 Installed on TWY T Installed on TWY T2 THRU T4 22 Installed on TWY T5 Civil Aviation Bureau,Japan (EFF:6 MAR 2014) 6/3/14 RWY04 MAG BRG 40.07 04 04 04-22 04-22 04-22 04-22 04-22 04-22 22 22 RWY 04 126ft 0m T1 CEILO METER 453m AP PAPI 3.0 WIND SPEED METER ELEV 102ft MEHT

More information

VFR PHRASEOLOGY. The word IMMEDIATELY should only be used when immediate action is required for safety reasons.

VFR PHRASEOLOGY. The word IMMEDIATELY should only be used when immediate action is required for safety reasons. VFR PHRASEOLOGY 1. Introduction 1.1. What is phraseology? The phraseology is the way to communicate between the pilot and air traffic controller. This way is stereotyped and you shall not invent new words.

More information

1. RESPONSIBLE SERVICES 2. MAINTENANCE OF CHARTS 3. PURCHASE ARRANGEMENTS 4. AERONAUTICAL CHART SERIES AVAILABLE GEN APR 2015 AIP HUNGARY

1. RESPONSIBLE SERVICES 2. MAINTENANCE OF CHARTS 3. PURCHASE ARRANGEMENTS 4. AERONAUTICAL CHART SERIES AVAILABLE GEN APR 2015 AIP HUNGARY GEN 3.2-1 GEN 3.2 AERONAUTICAL CHARTS 1. RESPONSIBLE SERVICES 1.1. The aeronautical charts for the territory of are published by Pte. Ltd. Co. The charts are provided by the Publications and Static Data

More information

JeppView for Windows. List of pages in this Trip Kit. Trip Kit Index

JeppView for Windows. List of pages in this Trip Kit. Trip Kit Index Trip Kit Index Printed on 14 Aug 2018 Page 1 (c) SANERSON, INC., 2018, ALL RIGHTS RESERVE JeppView for Windows List of pages in this Trip Kit Trip Kit Index Airport Information For RPVK Terminal Charts

More information

CATCODE ] CATCODE

CATCODE ] CATCODE Runways. FAC: 1111 CATCODE: 111111 OPR: AFCEC/COS OCR: AF/A3O-A 1.1. Description. The runway is the paved surface provided for normal aircraft landings and take offs. Runways are classified as either Class

More information

LFKC / Calvi Sainte-Catherine / CLY

LFKC / Calvi Sainte-Catherine / CLY This page is intended to draw commercial and private pilots attention to the aeronautical context and main threats related to an aerodrome. They have been identified in a collaborative way by the main

More information

Airport Information. Details for OMIROS. State/Province

Airport Information. Details for OMIROS. State/Province Airport Information etails for OMIROS City State/Province Country GRC Latitude N 38 20' 36.00" Longitude E 26 0 26.00" Elevation 5 Longest Runway 4900 Magnetic Variance E 4.0 Fuel Type JET A- fuel is available

More information

Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for BAGHDAD (ORBI)

Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for BAGHDAD (ORBI) Pag.1 of 11 Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for BAGHDAD (ORBI) Index 1. FOREWORD... 3 2. ATC UNITS... 3 3. RECOMMENDATIONS... 3 3.1. TRANSITION ALTITUDE/LEVEL... 3 3.2. SEMI-CIRCULAR FLIGHT LEVEL

More information

EKYT - AALBORG AIR BASE

EKYT - AALBORG AIR BASE EKYT AD 2.1-1 EKYT - AALBORG AIR BASE 1. AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME EKYT AIR TRANSPORT WING AALBORG 2. AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA 1 ARP coordinates and site at AD 570534.04N

More information

TVSB BEQUIA IS./J.F. Mitchell (ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES)

TVSB BEQUIA IS./J.F. Mitchell (ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES) AIP AD 2. AERODROMES AD 2.911 TVSB AD 2.1 AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME TVSB BEQUIA IS./J.F. Mitchell (ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES) TVSB AD 2.2 AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

More information

EGWN AD 2.1 LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME EGWN - HALTON EGWN AD AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA. 3 5nm SE of Aylesbury

EGWN AD 2.1 LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME EGWN - HALTON EGWN AD AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA. 3 5nm SE of Aylesbury UK MIL AIP AD 2 - EGWN - 1-1 04 AUG 05 EGWN AD 2.1 LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME EGWN - EGWN AD 2.2 - AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA 1 ARP Co-ordinates and site at AD: 2 Direction and distance

More information

Effective: AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL AIRSHOW AVALON 2019, AVALON AIRPORT 19 FEBRUARY - 5 MARCH 2019, IFR OPERATIONS AVALON AIRPORT

Effective: AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL AIRSHOW AVALON 2019, AVALON AIRPORT 19 FEBRUARY - 5 MARCH 2019, IFR OPERATIONS AVALON AIRPORT AUSTRALIA AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION SERVICE AIRSERVICES AUSTRALIA GPO BOX 367, CANBERRA ACT 2601 Phone: 02 6268 4874 Email: aim.editorial@airservicesaustralia.com Effective: AIP SUPPLEMENT (SUP) H 02/19

More information

Restricted Hours Operating Policy

Restricted Hours Operating Policy Restricted Hours Operating Policy Airside Systems & Programs Creation Date: [February 19, 2018] Version: [4.0] Table of Contents 1 Introduction... 1 1.1 General Information... 1 1.2 Noise Operating Restrictions

More information

VATSIM JORDAN vacc QUICK REFERENCE HANDBOOK QUICK REFERENCE - STANDARD FORMATS FOR COMMUNICATION

VATSIM JORDAN vacc QUICK REFERENCE HANDBOOK QUICK REFERENCE - STANDARD FORMATS FOR COMMUNICATION VATSIM JORDAN vacc QUICK REFERENCE HANDBOOK QUICK REFERENCE - STANDARD FORMATS FOR COMMUNICATION Clearance Delivery [CALLSIGN], YOU ARE CLEARED TO [DESTINATION] VIA [INSTRUCTION-1], THEN [ANOTHER INSTRUCTION

More information

Airport Information. Details for KRABI. State/Province

Airport Information. Details for KRABI. State/Province irport Information etails for ity State/Province ountry TH Latitude N 8 06' 00.59" Longitude E 98 59' 07.13" Elevation 93 Longest Runway 9800 Magnetic Variance W 0.5 Fuel Type JET -1 fuel is available

More information

Gleim Instrument Pilot FAA Knowledge Test Prep 2018 Edition, 1st Printing Updates April 2018

Gleim Instrument Pilot FAA Knowledge Test Prep 2018 Edition, 1st Printing Updates April 2018 Page 1 of 8 Gleim Instrument Pilot FAA Knowledge Test Prep 2018 Edition, 1st Printing Updates April 2018 NOTE: Text that should be deleted is displayed with a line through it. New text is shown with a

More information

SURFACE MOVEMENT GUIDANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEM PLAN. Los Angeles International Airport

SURFACE MOVEMENT GUIDANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEM PLAN. Los Angeles International Airport SURFACE MOVEMENT GUIDANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEM PLAN Los Angeles International Airport Surface Movement Guidance and Control System (SMGCS) Plan The SMGCS Plan for Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)

More information

LIRF ROME FIUMICINO Pilot Briefing

LIRF ROME FIUMICINO Pilot Briefing LIRF ROME FIUMICINO Pilot Briefing Aeroporto internazionale Leonardo da Vinci Document intended for the VATSIM community only Version 1.51 CHANGES NOT TO BE USED FOR REAL LIFE NAVIGATION FLIGHT SIMULATION

More information

AIP Supplement. Effective at: NZDT ( UTC) This AIP Supplement is issued separately and should be retained until cancelled.

AIP Supplement. Effective at: NZDT ( UTC) This AIP Supplement is issued separately and should be retained until cancelled. AIP New Zealand AIRAC AIP Supplement Effective 29 MAR 18 Effective at: 1813290000 NZDT (1803281100 UTC) This AIP Supplement is issued separately and should be retained until cancelled. WARBIRDS OVER WANAKA

More information

Aerodrome Geographical and Administration Data

Aerodrome Geographical and Administration Data AIP New Zealand NZDN AD 2 - NZDN AD 2 NZDN AD 2. DUNEDIN NZDN DUNEDIN NZDN AD 2.2 Aerodrome Geographical and Administration Data 2 4 5 6 ARP coordinates and site at AD Direction and distance from (city)

More information

VATUSA PHOENIX TRACON and VATUSA PHOENIX ATCT LETTER OF AGREEMENT. SUBJECT: Interfacility Coordination Procedures

VATUSA PHOENIX TRACON and VATUSA PHOENIX ATCT LETTER OF AGREEMENT. SUBJECT: Interfacility Coordination Procedures VATUSA PHOENIX TRACON and VATUSA PHOENIX ATCT LETTER OF AGREEMENT EFFECTIVE: 01/08/08 SUBJECT: Interfacility Coordination Procedures 1. PURPOSE. This Letter of Agreement establishes procedures for coordinating

More information

TANZANIA CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY SAFETY REGULATION CHECKLIST FOR INSPECTION OF SURFACE MOVEMENT GUIDANCE CONTROL SYSTEM (SMGCS)

TANZANIA CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY SAFETY REGULATION CHECKLIST FOR INSPECTION OF SURFACE MOVEMENT GUIDANCE CONTROL SYSTEM (SMGCS) Page 1 of 11 AERODROME NAME: ICAO REFERENCE CODE: TRAFFIC DENSITY CLASS: (see Note 3) VISIBILITY CONDITION: (see Note 3) AERODROME INSPECTOR: DATE: S/N ICAO A SURFACE MOVEMENT GUIDANCE CONTROL SYSTEM 1

More information

JeppView for Windows. General Information. Runway Information. Communication Information. jep=jeppesen

JeppView for Windows. General Information. Runway Information. Communication Information. jep=jeppesen Airport Information For EHL Printed on 27 Jan 208 Page (c) SANERSON, INC., 208, ALL RIGHTS RESERVE jep= JeppView for Windows General Information Location: LUEBECK EU ICAO/IATA: EHL / LBC Lat/Long: N53

More information