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AD 2 AERODROMES

VAAH

VAAH AD 2.1 AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME

VAAH - SARDAR VALLABH BHAI PATEL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, AHMEDABAD

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AD 2.2

AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

1	Aerodrome reference point coordinates and its site	230416N 0723735E M. Brg. 035.20 DEG/ 712M from physical extremity of RWY 05
2	Direction and distance of aerodrome reference point from the center of the city or town which the aerodrome serves	045 DEG/8KM from Ahmedabad Railway station
3	Aerodrome elevation and reference temperature	189 FT / 42.4 DEG C
4	Magnetic variation, date of information and annual change	0.25 DEG W (2010) /0.033 DEG E
5	Name of aerodrome operator, address, telephone, telefax, e-mail address, AFS address, website (if available)	Ahmedabad International Airport Ltd, Chief Airport Officer 1st Floor, Terminal 1, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, Hansol, Ahmedabad, Gujarat - 380003,
		Telephone:	+91-79-25554790 (O), +91-8980015105, +91 6358941440 (MOB)
		Fax:
		AFS:	---
		Email:	cao.ahmedabadairport@adani.com
6	Types of traffic permitted (IFR/VFR)	IFR/VFR
7	Remarks	1.Website: https://ahmedabad.adaniairports.com/ 2. Elevation in EGM08 3. Non scheduled aircraft operators are required to file their slot request on aocc.amd@adani.com for clearance. All non scheduled/General Aviation movements will be subjected to positive approval from Airport operations control centre ( AOCC). Request for International Movement must be forwarded at least 48hrs in advance. Request for Domestic movement must be forwarded at least 24 hrs in advance. Aerodrome reference code 4E AOCC Mobile No +91 6358877435 4. All Scheduled aircraft operators are required to file their slot request on slot.amd@adani.com

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AD 2.3

OPERATIONAL HOURS

1	Aerodrome Operator	MON-FRI 0400-1300 UTC (0930-1830 IST), Sat 0400-0800 UTC (0930-1330 IST) Sun/Holiday: Nil
2	Custom and immigration	H24
3	Health and sanitation	H24
4	AIS briefing office	H24
5	ATS reporting office (ARO)	H24
6	MET Briefing office	H24
7	Air Traffic Service	H24
8	Fuelling	H24
9	Handling	AIASL (Air India Airport Services limited), GSEC Bird Airport services Pvt Ltd
10	Security	H24
11	De-icing	NIL
12	Remarks	The approved hourly RWY traffic handling capacity: Maximum number of arrival and departures -20 Maximum number of arrivals only -15 Maximum number of departures only -12
12	Remarks	All helicopters and aircraft operator from uncontrolled airfields within VAAH TMA shall file FPL or online FPL portal https://www.onlinefpl.in and obtain ADC, FIC No. and ATC CLR FM VABB FIC. Prior ATC CLR BFR DEP FM VAAH if departing from airfield within 15 NM of VAAH on TEL NR 079-22869248. After DEP CTC VAAH APP on VHF 119.8MHZ.

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AD 2.4

HANDLING SERVICES AND FACILITIES

1	Cargo-handling facilities	Upto B747-400 Manual by arrangement with local Airlines. 1) Facilities: Export Perishable Terminal, Import Cold Zone, Export Unitization Zone, Export Heavy and Bonded Cargo Terminal, Cold Storage Facilities, Dangerous Goods Storage, Valuable & Vulnerable Cargo Storage, General export storage. 2) Handling Equipment: Forklifts (10T/5T/3T), Weighing Scales (30T / 5T / 3T/ 1T), Hydraulic Pallet Trucks, Truck Docks, Dock Levelers, Platform Trolleys, Workstations for ULD Buildup, Multilevel Racking Systems, dollies, and slave pallets. 3) IT/Systems: Dedicated Cargo Management System, Air Cargo Community Portal (GMAX), Cargo Mobile Application. 4) Parking system for heavy vehicles: Dedicated facilities for parking of heavy vehicles, and truck management system avbl.
2	Fuel and Oil types	JET A1
3	Fuelling facilities and capacity	M/s. Sabarmati Infrastructure Services Limited, Ahmedabad No of Storage tanks - 10 Capacity - 2800 KL No of refuelers - 15 refuelers S.No Capacity No. 1 16 KL 8 2 25 KL 2 3 27 KL 3 4 35 KL 1 5 45 KL 1 Total 15 Duty Mobile No . +91 7777960933
4	De-icing facilities	NIL
5	Hangar space for visiting aircraft	Not Available
6	Repair facilities for visiting aircraft	Limited, prior arrangement with local airlines. In addition, MRO (Airworks and Indamer) have repair facilities for General aviation aircrafts.
7	Remarks	NON SKD aircraft should ensure availability of tow bar on board or with their ground handling agent

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AD 2.5

PASSENGER FACILITIES

1	Hotel(s) at or in the vicinity of aerodrome	In the city & near the AD.
2	Restaurant(s) at or in the vicinity of aerodrome	At AD and in the city
3	Transportation possibilities	Taxi, Car hire from AD, train, BRTS buses from the city, Self drive car, Auto, Intercity buses
4	Medical Facilities	First aid at AD. Doctor on call, hospitals in the city
5	Bank and post office at or in the vicinity of aerodrome	Banks: ATMs at AD H24 Post office: Limited hours at Domestic Terminal
6	Tourist office	During flight timings at domestic terminal
7	Remarks	Currency Exchange Counter available at Intl and Domestic Terminal.

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AD 2.6

RESCUE AND FIRE FIGHTING SERVICES

1	Aerodrome category for fire fighting	Within ATS HR: CAT-9
2	Rescue equipment	AVBL as per category.
3	Capability for removal of disabled aircraft	1. The Critical Aircraft of Aiprort is A321 NEO. 2. Primary Responsibility for removal of disabled aircraft rests with the concerned airline. 3. The airlines may contact ‘Aerodrome Coordinator for Disabled Aircraft Removal Operations ‘for coordinating with the agencies having Disabled Aircraft Recovery Kit. 4. Contact Details of Aerodrome Coordinator for Disabled Aircraft Removal Operations: Aerodrome Coordinator: Head of Airport Operations AIAL Email: aocc.amd@adani.com Contact No.: +91-7498474343
4	Remarks	Nil

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AD 2.7

SEASONAL AVAILABILITY CLEARING

1	Type(s) of clearing equipment	Manual and Mechanical Sweeper
2	Clearance priorities	NIL
3	Remarks	NIL

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AD 2.8

APRONS, TAXIWAYS AND CHECK LOCATIONS/POSITIONS DATA

1	Designation, surface and strength of aprons	Refer Aircraft Parking / Docking Charts for Details
2	Designation, width, surface and strength of taxiways	Refer Aircraft Parking / Docking Chart for Details and AD2.23
3	Location and elevation of altimeter checkpoints	Location At Apron Elevation 179 FT
4	Location of VOR checkpoints	TWY B: 230404.03N0723722.72E/182FT TWY H: 230429.56N0723742.21E/181 FT Elevations in EGM08
5	Position of INS checkpoints	NIL
6	Remarks	1. Apron Details
		Designation	Apron-1 (Domestic)	Apron-2 (International)	Apron-3
		Location	North-West of RWY 05 beginning	----	North-west of Apron 1 connected via Taxiway L5
		Dimension	775M x 200M	383M x 136M	149M x 119M
		Shoulder	10.5M	10.5M	3.5M all sides
		Light	Blue edge lights, flood lights.	Blue edge lights, flood lights.	Edge lights, flood lights.
		2.Isolated Parking Stand:	110 X 91 M Surface: Concrete, PCN: 80/R/B/W/U, Blue edge Lights.
		Coordinates of Runway Holding Position: i. TWY A: 230359.78528N 0723718.64727E/180FT ii. TWY B: 230403.79991N 0723722.96814E/182FT iii. TWY C: 230417.80491N 0723737.15210E/181FT iv. TWY D: 230437.02077N 0723757.41346E/183FT v. TWY F: 230359.58749N 0723727.74313E/184FT vi. TWY K: 230355.41597N 0723722.96961E/181FT Coordinates of RWY & Taxi Intersection: i. TWY A: 230357.71594N 0723720.95119E/180FT ii. TWY B: 230401.70483N 0723725.21235E/182FT iii. TWY C: 230419.66822N 0723744.40310E/183FT iv. TWY D: 230438.89346N 0723804.94412E/185FT v. TWY F: 230401.74697N 0723725.25737E/182FT vi. TWY K: 230357.93834N 0723721.18877E/180FT Elevations in EGM08

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AD 2.9

SURFACE MOVEMENT GUIDANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEM AND MARKINGS

1	Use of aircraft stand identification signs, taxiway guidelines and visual docking/parking guidance system at aircraft stands	Aircraft ID marking provided on ground, Taxiing guidance provided on R/T. Standard marking at Apron, Mandatory Information and Location signs provided. Guidelines at Apron. Nose-in Guidance at aircraft stands, VDGS provided on Parking stands 8, 9,10, 11 and with aerobridge facility.
2	Runway and taxiway markings and lights	RWY Markings: Designation, THR, TDZ, Centreline, Aiming point, side strip, Turn Pad Lights: THR,RWY Edge, RWY End, Stop way, Turn pad TWY Marking: Centreline, Holding Positions, side strip, Information marking, Intermediate holding position, Edge marking Lights:Edge, Signage
3	Stop bars (if any)	NIL
4	Remarks	Heavy Aircraft (Cat D and E) taxiing via L1 to use low power. PAX Boarding Bridge (PBB) and advanced Visual Docking Guidance System (A-VDGS) AVBL for parking Stands 32 and 33.

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AD 2.10

AERODROME OBSTACLES

In Approach/Take-off/Circling Area and at AD
1	2	3	4	5	6
RWY/Area affected	Obstacle type	Coordinates	Elevation (EGM 08)	Marking/LGT	Remarks
23/TKOF 05/APCH	FENCE	230358.3N 0723713.7E	189 FT	NIL	AIRPORT BOUNDARY WALL WITH FENCING ON TOP
23/TKOF 05/APCH	POLE	230344.9N 0723715.8E	205 FT	NIL	LIGHT POLE
23/TKOF 05/APCH	TREE	230345.1N 0723714.7E	215 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/TKOF 05/APCH	POLE	230345.5N 0723713.6E	203 FT	NIL	LIGHT POLE
23/TKOF 05/APCH	TREE	230345.2N 0723712.7E	219 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREE
23/TKOF 05/APCH	POLE	230344.3N 0723714.2E	205 FT	NIL	LIGHT POLE
23/TKOF 05/APCH	POLE	230343.6N 0723714.4E	206 FT	NIL	LIGHT POLE
23/TKOF 05/APCH	BUILDING	230343.2N 0723711.9E	213 FT	NIL	HOUSE
23/TKOF 05/APCH	TREE	230347.7N 0723706.6E	215 FT	NIL	TREE
23/TKOF 05/APCH	ANTENNA	230342.7N 0723708.5E	223 FT	NIL	ANTENNA ON HOUSE
23/TKOF 05/APCH	TREE	230341.8N 0723709.8E	223 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/TKOF 05/APCH	TREE	230348.5N 0723702.5E	229 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/TKOF 05/APCH	TREE	230347.9N 0723659.9E	227 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/TKOF 05/APCH	TREE	230346.2N 0723658.9E	239 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/TKOF 05/APCH	ANTENNA	230341.8N 0723703.0E	223 FT	NIL	ANTENNA ON BLDG (BLDG. TOP 61.0 M.)
23/TKOF 05/APCH	TREE	230341.6N 0723706.3E	220 FT	NIL	TREE
23/TKOF 05/APCH	TREE	230344.7N 0723655.7E	249 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/TKOF 05/APCH	TREE	230338.9N 0723654.8E	252 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/TKOF 05/APCH	OTHER	230329.1N 0723657.3E	260 FT	NIL	CELLPHONE MAST ON BLDG.
23/TKOF 05/APCH	TREE	230344.6N 0723713.9E	217 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/TKOF 05/APCH	TREE	230349.2N 0723704.2E	222 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230524.8N 0723851.0E	214 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	OTHER	230522.8N 0723851.9E	207 FT	NIL	MOBILE ROAD TRAFFIC(ROAD ELEV.58.0 M. + TRAFFIC HT. 5.0 M.)
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230521.7N 0723853.9E	216 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	BUILDING	230522.0N 0723854.2E	204 FT	NIL	HOUSE
23/APCH 05/TKOF	BUILDING	230521.4N 0723854.6E	203 FT	NIL	HOUSE
23/APCH 05/TKOF	BUILDING	230521.0N 0723854.8E	204 FT	NIL	HOUSE
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230520.6N 0723854.7E	222 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	BUILDING	230520.5N 0723855.1E	204 FT	NIL	HOUSE
23/APCH 05/TKOF	BUILDING	230520.2N 0723856.0E	210 FT	NIL	TEMPLE
23/APCH 05/TKOF	BUILDING	230519.7N 0723855.6E	202 FT	NIL	HOUSE
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230519.8N 0723855.9E	223 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	BUILDING	230522.3N 0723854.0E	204 FT	NIL	HOUSE
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230522.7N 0723855.2E	222 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	BUILDING	230523.3N 0723854.5E	203 FT	NIL	HOUSE
23/APCH 05/TKOF	BUILDING	230523.5N 0723854.7E	203 FT	NIL	HOUSE
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230523.6N 0723854.2E	217 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230525.1N 0723856.3E	218 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230527.7N 0723854.4E	228 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230526.2N 0723857.5E	219 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230526.7N 0723857.3E	215 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230526.9N 0723857.8E	216 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230527.1N 0723858.4E	225 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230527.6N 0723858.5E	218 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230527.7N 0723859.2E	222 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230526.5N 0723900.7E	245 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230532.0N 0723900.1E	228 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230534.6N 0723900.4E	239 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230532.7N 0723900.9E	233 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230530.4N 0723902.2E	225 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230530.1N 0723902.9E	226 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230529.9N 0723904.3E	242 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230531.2N 0723906.2E	246 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230532.5N 0723906.6E	240 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230535.4N 0723903.9E	238 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230535.6N 0723901.8E	232 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230536.5N 0723902.9E	238 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	TREE	230539.1N 0723906.0E	253 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
23/APCH 05/TKOF	OTHER	230647.5N 0722417.8E	343 FT	NIL	CELLPHONE MAST
23/APCH 05/TKOF	OTHER	230646.9N 0724017.0E	343 FT	NIL	CELLPHONE MAST
In circling area and at AD	OTHER	230405.9N 0723736.4E	208 FT	NIL	WDI
In circling area and at AD	BUILDING	230425.0N 0723743.9E	185 FT	NIL	GOGABABA TEMPLE
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230424.9N 0723744.0E	194 FT	NIL	TREE
In circling area and at AD	OTHER	230441.3N 0723803.9E	187 FT	NIL	LANDING T TOP
In circling area and at AD	ANTENNA	230456.0N 0723816.3E	206 FT	NIL	GAGAN ANTENNA
In circling area and at AD	BUILDING	230456.2N 0723817.3E	196 FT	NIL	GAGAN HUT
In circling area and at AD	OTHER	230511.9N 0723834.8E	211 FT	NIL	WDI
In circling area and at AD	NAVAID	230513.8N 0723835.8E	212 FT	NIL	GP/DME ANTENNA
In circling area and at AD	BUILDING	230513.5N 0723835.9E	200 FT	NIL	GP HUT
In circling area and at AD	NAVAID	230513.7N 0723835.9E	242 FT	NIL	GP MAIN ANTENNA
In circling area and at AD	NAVAID	230515.5N 0723837.9E	207 FT	NIL	GP MONITOR ANTENNA
In circling area and at AD	OTHER	230519.2N 0723848.0E	190 FT	NIL	APPROACH LIGHT
In circling area and at AD	BUILDING	230501.9N 0723840.3E	238 FT	NIL	BUILDING U/C
In circling area and at AD	OTHER	230414.9N 0723752.0E	262 FT	NIL	L/C ROD ON MSSR (MSSR TOP 74.3 M.)
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230429.9N 0723807.3E	233 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230434.6N 0723810.3E	220 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230454.7N 0723810.6E	241 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
In circling area and at AD	ANTENNA	230457.4N 0723817.8E	206 FT	NIL	GAGAN ANTENNA
In circling area and at AD	ANTENNA	230457.2N 0723816.5E	206 FT	NIL	GAGAN ANTENNA
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230448.6N 0723826.6E	242 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
In circling area and at AD	ANTENNA	230449.7N 0723824.5E	214 FT	NIL	MLAT ANTENNA (RU-07)
In circling area and at AD	BUILDING	230452.2N 0723830.2E	226 FT	LGTD	MAYA CINEMA BUILDING
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230455.0N 0723831.7E	231 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230458.0N 0723835.9E	235 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230500.3N 0723838.0E	231 FT	NIL	TREE
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230509.7N 0723828.3E	218 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
In circling area and at AD	BUILDING	230510.6N 0723830.6E	201 FT	NIL	SECURITY HUT
In circling area and at AD	ANTENNA	230457.0N 0723816.3E	206 FT	NIL	RU-10
In circling area and at AD	NAVAID	230350.5N 0723730.4E	279 FT	NIL	SMGCS RADAR
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230400.3N 0723712.6E	226 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230358.8N 0723711.5E	230 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230358.1N 0723712.9E	233 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230356.6N 0723711.3E	231 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230356.2N 0723709.4E	227 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
In circling area and at AD	OTHER	230327.8N 0723704.1E	281 FT	NIL	CELLPHONE MAST
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230504.6N 0723843.0E	229 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230508.1N 0723846.5E	255 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230508.3N 0723848.9E	257 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
In circling area and at AD	BUILDING	230512.6N 0723849.3E	205 FT	NIL	SECURITY HUT
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230510.9N 0723850.8E	256 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230513.4N 0723852.2E	243 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230515.1N 0723854.3E	243 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
In circling area and at AD	POLE	230515.2N 0723853.7E	220 FT	NIL	LIGHT POLE
In circling area and at AD	OTHER	230526.5N 0723847.5E	203 FT	NIL	MOBILE ROAD TRAFFIC (ROAD ELEV.56.8 M. + TRAFFIC HT. 5.0 M.)
In circling area and at AD	ANTENNA	230526.9N 0723847.7E	217 FT	NIL	RU-09
In circling area and at AD	OTHER	230518.8N 0723855.8E	207 FT	NIL	MOBILE ROAD TRAFFIC (ROAD ELEV.58.2 M. + TRAFFIC HT. 5.0 M.)
In circling area and at AD	FENCE	230518.9N 0723856.1E	203 FT	NIL	AIRPORT BOUNDARY WALL WITH FENCING ON TOP
In circling area and at AD	POLE	230517.8N 0723856.3E	219 FT	NIL	LIGHT POLE
In circling area and at AD	POLE	230518.8N 0723857.7E	219 FT	NIL	LIGHT POLE
In circling area and at AD	TREE	230519.3N 0723857.7E	222 FT	NIL	GROUP OF TREES
In circling area and at AD	OTHER	230520.1N 0723901.3E	248 FT	NIL	CELLPHONE MAST
In circling area and at AD	ANTENNA	230518.6N 0723855.7E	221 FT	NIL	RU-08
In circling area and at AD	OTHER	230608.3N 0724010.1E	341 FT	NIL	CELLPHONE MAST
In circling area and at AD	STACK	230225.3N 0723651.3E	381 FT	NIL	CHIMNEY
In circling area and at AD	OTHER	230522.9N 0723946.0E	349 FT	NIL	CELLPHONE MAST
In circling area and at AD	OTHER	230655.2N 0723923.2E	379 FT	NIL	H.T. PYLON MAST
In circling area and at AD	OTHER	230648.6N 0723907.3E	441 FT	NIL	H.T. PYLON MAST
In circling area and at AD	OTHER	230629.6N 0723900.4E	377 FT	NIL	H.T. PYLON MAST
In circling area and at AD	OTHER	230645.7N 0723844.3E	440 FT	NIL	MICROWAVE TOWER
In circling area and at AD	OTHER	230655.5N 0723828.8E	363 FT	NIL	H.T. PYLON MAST
In circling area and at AD	OTHER	230652.3N 0723824.1E	378 FT	NIL	H.T. PYLON MAST
In circling area and at AD	OTHER	230644.5N 0723823.5E	377 FT	NIL	H.T. PYLON MAST
In circling area and at AD	OTHER	230448.6N 0723535.5E	451 FT	LGTD	MICROWAVE TOWER
In circling area and at AD	STACK	230421.9N 0723539.2E	465 FT	LGTD	CHIMNEY (POWER PLANT)
In circling area and at AD	STACK	230413.4N 0723539.4E	473 FT	LGTD	CHIMNEY (POWER PLANT)
In circling area and at AD	STACK	230414.9N 0723537.6E	473 FT	LGTD	CHIMNEY (POWER PLANT)
In circling area and at AD	STACK	230412.9N 0723523.9E	461 FT	LGTD	CHIMNEY (POWER PLANT)

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AD 2.11

METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATION PROVIDED

1	Name of the associated meteorological office	Ahmedabad
2	Hours of service and, where applicable, the designation of the responsible meteorological office outside these hours	H-24
3	Office responsible for preparation of TAFs and periods of validity and interval of issuance of the forecasts	Ahmedabad 9 and 24 HR
4	Availability of the trend forecast for the aerodrome and interval of issuance	Trend METAR/SPECI/Special reports with Trend 30 Min
5	Information on how briefing and/or consultation is provided	Provided with en-route forecast
6	Types of flight documentation supplied and language(s) used in flight documentation	Tabular Form (English)
7	Charts and other information displayed or available for briefing or consultation	S, U85, U70, U50 U30 U20.
8	Supplementary equipment available for providing information on meteorological conditions, e.g. weather radar and receiver for satellite images;	Telex, Telefax, Satellite display workstation. DCWIS and Forward Scatter Meter AVBL at RWY 05 End. Following Met parameters are AVBL at RWY 05 End: 1.Pressure (QNH) 2.Dry Bulb Temperature 3.Dew Point Temperature 4.Wind Direction 5.Wind Speed 6.RVR
9	The air traffic services unit(s) provided with meteorological information	Ahmedabad ATS
10	Additional information, e.g. concerning any limitation of service.	i. Advance notice of 2 Hrs required for domestic routes and 12 Hrs notice required for INTL routes. ii. New Digital Current Weather Indicating System and Forward Scatterometer operational at RWY 23 END, located at a distance of 290M from RWY 23 Threshold and 120M from Centreline. The following MET parameters are available at RWY 23 END: Pressure (QNH), Dry Bulb, Temperature, Dew Point Temperature Wind Direction,Wind Speed and RVR.

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AD 2.12

RUNWAY PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Designations	TRUE Bearings	Dimensions of RWY (M)	Strength of pavement (PCN) and associated data) and surface of runway and associated stopways	Geographical coordinates for threshold and runway end
1	2	3	4	5
05	44.67 DEG	3505 x 45 M	94/F/B/W/T Flexible	THR: 230357.45N 0723720.66E RWY END: 230518.48N 0723847.25E
23	224.67 DEG	3505 x 45 M	94/F/B/W/T Flexible	THR: 230518.48N 0723847.25E RWY END: 230357.45N 0723720.66E

Designations

TRUE Bearings

Dimensions of RWY (M)

Strength of pavement

(PCN) and associated

data) and surface of runway and associated stopways

Geographical

coordinates for

threshold and

runway end

44.67 DEG

3505 x 45 M

94/F/B/W/T

Flexible

THR:

230357.45N

0723720.66E

RWY END:

230518.48N

0723847.25E

224.67 DEG

3505 x 45 M

94/F/B/W/T

Flexible

THR:

230518.48N

0723847.25E

RWY END:

230357.45N

0723720.66E

THR elevation and highest elevation of TDZ of precision APP RWY	Slope of runway and associated stopway	Dimensions of stopway (M)	Dimensions of clearway (M)	Dimensions of strips (M)
6	7	8	9	10
THR: 180.0FT TDZ: 186.0FT	0.08%	NIL	NIL	3625 x 280 M
THR: 189.0FT TDZ: 189.0FT	-0.08%	NIL	NIL	3625 x 280 M

THR elevation

and highest

elevation of

TDZ of

precision APP

RWY

Slope of

runway and

associated

stopway

Dimensions of

stopway

(M)

Dimensions of

clearway

(M)

Dimensions of

strips

(M)

THR: 180.0FT

TDZ: 186.0FT

0.08%

NIL

3625 x 280 M

THR: 189.0FT

TDZ: 189.0FT

-0.08%

NIL

3625 x 280 M

Dimensions of runway end safety areas	Location and description of arresting system (if any)	Existence of an obstacle-free zone	Remarks.
11	12	13	14
90M x 90M		NIL	i. From beginning of RWY 05 to 2743M is Flexible Portion with PCN 94/F/B/W/T and remaining 762M is Rigid Portion with PCN 83/R/B/W/T. ii. RWY strip of 140M width available on either side of RWY05/23 centreline, except for a stretch pf 50M on left side of RWY 23 at a distance of 1534M from the beginning of RWY23 where strip width gradually increases from 137M to 140M. iii. Elevations in EGM08.
90M x 90M		NIL	i. From beginning of RWY 05 to 2743M is Flexible Portion with PCN 94/F/B/W/T and remaining 762M is Rigid Portion with PCN 83/R/B/W/T. ii. RWY strip of 140M width available on either side of RWY05/23 centreline, except for a stretch pf 50M on left side of RWY 23 at a distance of 1534M from the beginning of RWY23 where strip width gradually increases from 137M to 140M. iii. Elevations in EGM08.

Dimensions of

runway end

safety areas

Location and

description of

arresting system

(if any)

Existence of an

obstacle-free

zone

Remarks.

90M x 90M

NIL

i. From beginning of RWY 05 to 2743M is Flexible Portion with PCN

94/F/B/W/T and remaining 762M is Rigid Portion with PCN 83/R/B/W/T.

ii. RWY strip of 140M width available on either side of RWY05/23 centreline, except for a stretch pf 50M on left side of RWY 23 at a distance of 1534M from the beginning of RWY23 where strip width gradually increases from

137M to 140M.

iii. Elevations in EGM08.

90M x 90M

NIL

i. From beginning of RWY 05 to 2743M is Flexible Portion with PCN

94/F/B/W/T and remaining 762M is Rigid Portion with PCN 83/R/B/W/T.

137M to 140M.

iii. Elevations in EGM08.

VAAH

AD 2.13

DECLARED DISTANCES

RWY Designator

Take-off

run

available

TORA

(M)

Take-off

distance

available

TODA

(M)

Accelerate

distance

available

ASDA

(M)

Landing

distance

available

LDA

(M)

Remarks

(including runway

entry or start point

where alternative

reduced declared

distances have

been declared)

3505

1:50

3505

1:50

VAAH

AD 2.14

APPROACH AND RUNWAY LIGHTING

Runway Designator	Type, length and intensity of approach lighting system	Runway threshold lights, colour and wing bars	Type of visual slope indicator system	Length of runway touchdown zone lights
1	2	3	4	5
05	SALS 420 M LIH	Green	PAPI LEFT/3.00 DEG MEHT (68.99FT)
23	CAT I 750 M ALS LIH	Green	PAPI LEFT/3.00 DEG MEHT (64.28FT)

Runway

Designator

Type, length and

intensity of

approach lighting

system

Runway threshold

lights, colour and

wing bars

Type of visual

slope indicator

system

Length of runway

touchdown zone

lights

SALS

420 M

LIH

Green

PAPI

LEFT/3.00 DEG

MEHT

(68.99FT)

CAT I

750 M

ALS

LIH

Green

PAPI

LEFT/3.00 DEG

MEHT

(64.28FT)

Length, spacing, colour and intensity of runway centre line lights	Length, spacing, colour and intensity of runway edge lights	Colour of runway end lights and wing bars	Length and colour of stopway lights	Remarks
6	7	8	9	10
	3505 M 60 M LIH	Red		NIL
	3505 M 60 M LIH	Red		NIL

Length, spacing,

colour and

intensity of

runway centre line

lights

Length, spacing,

colour and

intensity of

runway edge lights

Colour of runway

end lights and

wing bars

Length and colour

of stopway lights

Remarks

3505 M

60 M

LIH

Red

NIL

3505 M

60 M

LIH

Red

NIL

VAAH

AD 2.15

OTHER LIGHTING, SECONDARY POWER SUPPLY

1	Location, characteristics and hours of operation of aerodrome beacon/identification beacon (if any)	ABN	At 230434N 0723753E, H24
		IBN	NIL
2	Location and lighting (if any) of anemometer/landing direction indicator;	LDI	NIL
		Anemometer	RWY23 at 762M from beginning. RWY 05 near TWY B, lighted
3	Taxiway edge and taxiway centre line lights;	Edge	All TWY.
		Centre Line	NIL
4	Secondary power supply including switch-over time;	Secondary power supply to all lighting at AD. Switch-over time :15 SEC.
5	Remarks	Apron edge and flood lights available.

VAAH

AD 2.16

HELICOPTER LANDING AREA

1	Geographical coordinates of the geometric centre of touchdown and lift-off (TLOF) or of each threshold of final approach and take-off (FATO) area	Not established
2	TLOF and/or FATO area elevation:	Not established
3	TLOF and FATO area dimensions to the nearest metre or foot, surface type, bearing strength and marking;	Not established
4	True bearings of FATO;	Not established
5	Declared distances available	Not established
6	Approach and FATO lighting;	Not established
7	Remarks	Not established

VAAH

AD 2.17

AIR TRAFFIC SERVICE AIRSPACE

1	Airspace designation, geographical coordinates and lateral limits	CTR: Circular area centered on 230416N 0723735E within a 15NM radius.
2	Vertical limits	FL 65
3	Airspace classification	D
4	Call sign and language(s) of the air traffic services unit providing service;	Ahmedabad Approach, English
5	Transition altitude	4000 FT
6	Hours of applicability	H24
7	Remarks	1. Class D airspace below 5500 ft AMSL. 2. Class C airspace at or above 5500 ft AMSL.

VAAH

AD 2.18

AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES COMMUNICATION FACILITIES

Service Designation	Call sign	Channel(s)	SATVOICE Number(s), if available
1	2	3	4
TAR	Ahmedabad Radar	119.800 MHZ
APP	Ahmedabad Approach	119.800 MHZ
TWR	Ahmedabad Tower	118.100 MHZ
TWR	Ahmedabad Tower	119.600 MHZ
ATIS	Ahmedabad Information	126.800 MHZ
ACC	Ahmedabad Control	119.350 MHZ
ACC	Ahmedabad Control	123.750 MHZ
ACC	Ahmedabad Control	134.200 MHZ
ALRS	Emergency Frequency	121.500 MHZ
RADAR	Ahmedabad Radar	123.750 MHZ
RADAR	Ahmedabad Radar	134.200 MHZ

Logon address, as appropriate	Hours of operation	Remarks
5	6	7
	H24	NIL
	H24	NIL
	H24	1. Secondary Frequency 2. Bifurcated TWR on 119.6 MHz and SMC on118.1 MHz will be OPR for LTD hours. Hour of Bifurcated OPS will be notified on ATIS 126.8 MHz.
	H24	1. Primary Frequency 2. Bifurcated TWR on 119.6 MHz and SMC on118.1 MHz will be OPR for LTD hours. Hour of Bifurcated OPS will be notified on ATIS 126.8 MHz.
	H24	NIL
	H24	SDBY FREQUENCY FOR AHMEDABAD ACC (LOWER) AND AHMEDABAD ACC (UPPER)
	H24	Primary Frequency . Primary Frequency RCAG installed at Udaipur and Bhuj
	H24	Secondary Frequency
	H24	NIL
	H24	1. Primary Frequency. RCAG installed at Udaipur and Bhuj. 2. Surveillance based Area Control Service will be bifurcated into Upper and Lower Area Control Sectors as per Traffice requirements, Lower Area Control Freq: 134.2 MHZ Upper Area Control Freq: 123.75 MHZ. Radio Callsign for both sectors is Ahmedabad Radar.
	H24	1. Secondary Frequency. RCAG installed at Indore 2. Surveillance based Area Control Service will be bifurcated into Upper and Lower Area Control Sectors as per Traffice requirements, Lower Area Control Freq: 134.2 MHZ Upper Area Control Freq: 123.75 MHZ. Radio Callsign for both sectors is Ahmedabad Radar.

VAAH

AD 2.19

RADIO NAVIGATION AND LANDING AIDS

Type of aids, magnetic variation and type of supported operation for ILS/MLS, basic GNSS, SBAS and GBAS, and for VOR/ILS/MLS station used for technical lineup of the aid	Identification	Frequency(ies), Channel number(s), Service provider, and reference path identifier(s) (RPI), as appropriate	Hours of operation, as appropriate;
1	2	3	4
LOC 23 CAT I	IAHD	110.300 MHz	H24
GP 23	---	335.000 MHz	H24
DME ILS 23	IAHD	CH40X	H24
DVOR/DME	AAE	113.100 MHz CH78X	H24
L	AH	215.000 kHz	H24

Geographical coordinates of the position of the transmitting antenna	Elevation of transmitting antenna of DME/ elevation of GBAS reference point	Service volume radius from the GBAS reference point	Remarks
5	6	7	8
230349.3N 0723712.0E
230513.7N 0723835.9E			3 DEG
230513.8N 0723835.8E	212 FT		Collocated with GP23. Elevation in EGM08.
230405.6N 0723744.7E	218 FT		1. Vertical datum: EGM08
230829.0N 0724158.8E

VAAH

AD 2.20

LOCAL AERODROME REGULATIONS

I. Pushback and Taxi Procedure:

S.No.	Aircraft Stand	Pushback/Taxi Procedure
1	1 to 4	Turn left to join apron taxiway L3.
2	5 to 7 and 22 to 24	Turn right to join apron taxiway L4, TWY B.
3	8 to 12	Aircraft from stand no. 8 to 12 to push back facing south-east and align on apron taxiway L4 and taxi via apron taxiway L4 to join TWY B. Aircraft from stand 12 to pushback and pull aircraft to pushback limit line Y2 (Behind stand no. 11).
4	13R to 17R	Aircraft from stand no 13R to 17R to pushback facing south-east and align on apron taxiway L9 and taxi via apron taxiway L9 and L3. Where aircraft Code letter is A, B, or C aircraft are permitted to taxi via L9 & L4. Exception: Where arrival aircraft code letter is C, aircraft parking on stand no. 13R shall taxi via L3, L4. Aircraft from stand 13R, 13 and 13L to pushback until pushback limit line Y1 (Behind stand no. 14) on taxiway L9.
5	17	Aircraft from stand no 17 to pushback until abeam stand no 18, Thereafter turn right to align on apron taxiway L9 and taxi via apron taxiway L9 & L3. Where aircraft Code letter is A, B, or C aircraft are permitted to taxi via L9 & L4.
6	18 and 20	Aircraft from stand no 18 and 20 to turn right and taxi via -apron taxiway L9 and L3; or -apron taxiway L9 and L4.
7	19	Aircraft from stand no. 19 to turn left and taxi via -apron taxiway L9 & L3; or -apron taxiway L9 & L4.
8	21	Aircraft from stand no. 21 to turn left and taxi via apron taxiway L3.
9	25 to 30	i. Aircraft taxing-in for stand 25 to 30 shall follow link TWY L5 and TXL L6. ii. Aircraft taxing out from stand 25 to 30 shall follow TXL L7, TXL L5 and TWY L5.
10	25A to 30A	i. Aircraft taxing-in for stand 25A to 30A shall follow TWY L5, TXL L5 and TXL L8. ii. Aircraft taxing out from stand 25A to 30A shall follow TXL L7, TXL L5 and TWY L5.
11	31	Aircraft from stand no. 31 push back on taxiway G, then follow lead out line to join taxiway H.
12	32 to 36	Aircraft from stand no. 32 to 36 push back facing North East and align on apron taxi lane, thereafter follow lead out line to join taxiway H.
13	37 to 43	i. Aircraft from stand no. 37 to 43 push back facing North-East and taxi via apron taxiway and Taxiway “H”. ii. Aircraft from stand no. 37 to 43 push back facing South- West and taxi via apron taxiway and Taxiway “G”.
14	ATC may ask code C, D or E aircraft taxiing on taxiway P to hold on intermediate holding position “P1” to provide rapid access for fire-fighting & rescue vehicles to runway. Marking and signage board for “P1” provided for easy identification.
15	To reduce RWY occupancy time,while backtracking on RWY all ACFT shall maintain speed of 25 KT or more DRG dry RWY condition.
16	REQ for turn pad/full length or TWY D INT DEP for RWY 23, shall be informed to ATC at the time of push back/start up.

II. AIRPORT COLLABORATIVE DECISION MAKING (A-CDM, SARDAR VALLABH BHAI PATEL

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, AHMEDABAD)

1. BACKGROUND

1.1 Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel International Airport, Ahmedabad - Collaborative Decision Making (A-CDM, Ahmedabad) undertaken at Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel International Airport is a joint programme among all airport partners -

• Air Navigation Service Provider (ATC)

• Aircraft Operators (AO)

• Airport Operator / (AOCC)

• Ground Handling Agencies (GHA)

• Central Air Traffic Flow Management Unit (CATFMU)

• Air Force Movement Liaison Unit (AF-MLU)

All the partners are required to work in close collaboration to ensure the successful operation of A-CDM, Ahmedabad.

1.2 The efficiency of the Air Transport System is highly dependent on traffic predictability. A-CDM, Ahmedabad effectively enhances predictability (this reduces buffer times for resource planning and flight times), overall efficiency and punctuality by linking and sharing of accurate and timely information amongst Aircraft Operators, Airport Operator, ATC, etc.

1.3 A-CDM application is developed in-house by Airports Authority of India.

1.4 A-CDM system processes and utilizes the following information from the various sources mentioned below:

a) AFTN:

i) Flight plan data

ii) EOBT

iii) ATD

iv) ETA

v) NOTAM

vi) METAR

vii) ADC Number

b) Airport Operations Data Base (AODB) of Ahmedabad

i) Parking stand of Aircraft

ii) Aircraft registration

iii) Boarding status of departing aircraft

iv) Actual “Off Block” Times (AOBT)

v) Actual “In-Block” Times (AIBT)

c) A-CDM system database

i) Arrival and Departure Taxi timings from each parking stand

ii) Runway-in-Use and Closures

iii) Hourly handling capacity of runways

iv) Priority of flights e.g. VVIP and Emergencies etc.

v) Flight schedules

1.5 A-CDM is a Common Information Sharing Platform introduced to process timely and accurate information for quick and precise decision making. A-CDM takes into consideration the ETAs of arriving aircraft, Target Off Block Times (TOBT) of departures, Runway-in-use and the handling capacity of the runway and determines the arrival and departure sequence. Based on the sequence and the parking position, it calculates the Target Take-Off Times (TTOT) & Target Start up Times (TSAT)of departures and Target In-Block Times (TIBT) for arrivals.

1.6 Implementation of ACDM will result in considerable benefits to stakeholders. The various benefits of A-CDM includes are as follows:

• Improvement in efficiency of operations

• Reduction of delays to departures at holding point.

• Orderly flow of traffic.

• Reduction in wastage of Aviation fuel.

• Reduction in Carbon footprint, reduction in Environmental Pollution.

• Optimization of airport and airspace capacity

• Reduction in R/T congestion

• Enhanced efficiency and reduced workload due to reduced R/T congestion.

• Improved Situational Awareness and increased confidence amongst ACDM Partners.

• Adherence to ADC (Air Defence Clearance) by stake holders.

• Better Passenger experience.

• Optimized use of ground handling resources

• Optimized use of parking stands, gates and terminals.

• Reduced apron and taxiway congestion

• Access to current MET information.

2. TWO KEY PARAMETERS OF A-CDM, AHMEDABAD: TOBT and TSAT.

2.1 TARGET OFF-BLOCK TIME (TOBT)

2.1.1 Definition: The time that an Aircraft Operator estimates that an aircraft will be ready, all doors closed, boarding bridge removed, push back vehicle available and ready to start up/push back immediately upon reception of clearance from the Surface Movement Control Unit SMC (R/T Callsign: Ahmedabad Ground). It is the real time target of ensuring readiness of an aircraft and therefore, more accurate than the static departure time mentioned in the flight plan and hence, an ideal milestone to be used by all airport partners.

2.1.2 Purpose: Air Traffic Management (ATM) based on only FPL-data is insufficient to guarantee smooth and efficient operations on the ground and in the air. The main reason for this is the incorrect updating/no updating at all, of the Estimated Off Block Time (EOBT) of the aircraft. The result is that airport partners will have an incorrect idea about the actual status of that specific aircraft. The purpose of Target Off-Block Time (TOBT) is to provide a timely, accurate and reliable estimate of an aircraft's off block time to the A-CDM, Ahmedabad partners. Accurate TOBTs enhance operations on the ground as they provide all airport partners with a clear picture of the intentions of aircraft on the ground.

2.1.3 Communication of TOBT: Aircraft Operators shall revise their EOBTs via AFTN using CHG/ DLA message or inform ARO for revised EOBT, who in turn will originate CHG / DLA message for transmission through AFTN.

2.1.3.1 In case No delay is expected: If there is no revision of EOBT, EOBT will be treated as the TOBT. For such cases there is no need of any communication from the Aircraft Operator to the ARO.

2.1.3.2 In case delay is expected:

a) When Air Defence Clearance (ADC) is valid: If delay is within the validity period of ADC, EOBT should be revised through CHG/DLA message. Optionally TOBT can be changed in ACDM interface. But if due to some reason coordination is not possible by both the above methods then EOBT can be revised by informing ARO.

b) When Air Defence Clearance ADC is NOT valid:

i) If delay is outside the validity period of ADC, EOBT shall be revised through CHG/DLA message or after having coordinated with MLU and obtaining the revised ADC number, by informing ARO about revised EOBT and ADC. (Option of change of TOBT will not be available in this case).

ii) ADC Validity Period: (-) 15 minutes to (+) 45 minutes of EOBT in RPL/FPL or subsequent revision of EOBT by DLA/CHG message.

Note: Once Target Start-up Approval Time (TSAT) is allocated by ATC at TOBT - 30 minutes, the TOBT can be updated thrice

2.1.5 Accuracy: TOBTs must be updated to an accuracy of +/- 5 minutes.

2.2 TARGET START UP APPROVAL TIME (TSAT)

2.2.1 Definition: The time is calculated by A-CDM application taking into account TOBT, CTOT* and/or the traffic situation that an aircraft can expect to start-up/push back for departure.

Note: In case there is no congestion, ATC may allow the aircraft to start, where Actual Start-up Approval Time (ASAT) will be before the TSAT.

2.2.2 Purpose: TSATs provide an optimized start-up sequence, leading to Pre-Departure sequence. TSATs reduce queuing times at the runway holding points, while ensuring optimised utilisation of the runway. ATC will continue to optimize the departure order for creating the right mix of traffic.

2.2.3 Calculation of TSAT: TSAT is calculated automatically by A-CDM Application. The TSAT is calculated by taking into account TOBT, priority of aircraft, variable taxi times (VTT), and the runway capacity. Any revision of EOBT will trigger the A-CDM application to recalculate a new TSAT for that flight as well as to re-allocate earlier TSAT to next flight which meets the requisite conditions. TSAT is displayed in various ACDM interfaces in the following colour coded information.

Blue colour: TSAT - 15 minutes up to TSAT - 5 minutes; Green colour: TSAT - 5 minutes up to TSAT + 5 minutes; Red colour: After TSAT + 5 minutes.

2.2.4 Generation of TSAT: TSAT is generated by ACDM interface at TOBT - 30 minutes.

2.2.5 Communication of TSAT: TSAT will be displayed in various A-CDM interfaces.

The AO/GHA shall advise flight crew of TSAT, displayed in the A-CDM interface.

2.2.6 Priorities for generation of TSAT:

The following aircraft will be accorded priority by A-CDM application at the time of generating TSATs:

a) VVIP flights

b) Aircraft in emergency

c) Ambulance aircraft

d) Aircraft in relief missions

e) Aircraft returning to stand after push back/taxiing out for any reason.

f) The flights, in addition to the above, that require special handling with status in item 18 of Flight plan as:

i. ATFMX: flight approved for exemption from ATFM measures by the appropriate ATS authority;

ii. FFR: fire-fighting;

iii. FLTCK: flight check for calibration of navaids;

iv. HOSP: medical flight declared by medical authorities;

v. HUM: flight operating on a humanitarian mission;

vi. MEDEVAC: life critical medical emergency evacuation;

vii. SAR: flight engaged in a search and rescue mission

2.2.7 Airlines/GHAs are required to monitor the A-CDM interface regularly to get information on the revised TSAT if any, in respect of their aircraft. It may please be noted that the earlier allocated TSAT may get changed due to the following reasons:

i. Change of runway

ii. Change in taxi times

iii. Revised TOBT of the subject aircraft

iv. Cancellation/ revision in TOBT of other aircraft in the departure sequence.

v. Priority handling

vi. Unusual Occurrences, etc.

vii. Change of aircraft type*

viii. Application of ATFM regulation or ATC restriction resulting in new CTOT or start up delay*

ix. Inclement Weather*

x. Bird activity*

xi. Change of route (SID)*

2.2.8 Accuracy: The TSAT will remain valid for +/- 5 minutes.

3 CO-ORDINATION WITH THE CENTRAL AIR TRAFFIC FLOW MANAGEMENT UNIT (CATFMU)*

3.1 A permanent and fully automatic data exchange with the ATFMU will be established. The data transfer will enable highly accurate early predictions of landing and departure times.

3.2 Furthermore, it allows for more accurate and efficient CTOT calculations due to the use of more accurate local target take-off times. *

4. TOBT AND TSAT BASED A-CDM, AHMEDABAD START-UP/PUSH-BACK PROCEDURES

4.1 Pre-Departure Sequence: Pre-Departure sequence is the order, in which the ATC plans the aircraft to depart from their

Gate/Stands. It should not be confused with the Pre-Takeoff sequence where ATC decides on the order in which the aircraft at holding points of the runway will depart.

4.2 Start-Up and Push-Back Procedure:

i. The pilot will contact SMC Unit (GROUND) to request en-route clearance and SID between TSAT - 15 minutes to TSAT - 5 minutes. Blue Zone.

ii. The aircraft must be ready to Start-up/Push-back at TOBT and request SMC (GROUND) for Start-up/Push-back at TSAT - 5 minutes and TSAT + 5 minutes. Green Zone.

(Note: The system may prepone TSAT up to TOBT)

iii. In case for Schedule Flight, “Boarding” has not started at or before TSAT - 5 Minutes, allotted TSAT will be cancelled and associated slot will be allocated to next eligible aircraft.

a. A new TOBT is required from Airlines Operator.

b. On receipt of new TOBT, the flight will be re-sequenced according to new TOBT and a new TSAT with a subsequent delay will be issued.

iv. If at TSAT +5 minutes: Red Zone, ATC has not received Start-up / Pushback request, the aircraft will lose its position in sequence.

a. A new TOBT is required from Airlines Operator.

b. On receipt of new TOBT, the flight will be re-sequenced according to new TOBT and a new TSAT with a subsequent delay will be issued

v. ATC should normally be able to issue start-up/push-back at TSAT. Pilots will be informed by ATC of any revised TSAT if there is a delay to TSAT in excess of 5 minutes.

vi. Taxi clearance must be requested within 5 minutes of Start-up/Pushback approval time.

(Note: If this has not occurred, SMC (GROUND) must be notified of the extent of delay. In such cases, aircraft may lose its departure slot and a new TOBT may be required in A-CDM, Ahmedabad interface. AO shall be responsible to obtain newADC number from IAF-MLU)

vii. The Pre-Departure (Off- block) Sequence will be determined in accordance with Target Start up Approval Time (TSAT) and NOT in accordance with the Start-up Request. Pre-Departure Sequence will not have any bearing on Actual Departure sequence.

(Note: Actual Departure sequence may differ from pre-departure sequence in order to optimize the Runway and Airspace utilization.)

* [Future provision kept for incorporating with India - Central Air Traffic Flow Management]

5 TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS

All Acronyms are time parameters which have a standard length of four characters and have been arranged as per aircraft movement sequence.

[While developing the A-CDM, Ahmedabad procedures, the guidance material published by Euro control, ICAO A-CDM and other Organizations has been used].

S. NO.	ACRONYMS	DEFINITION	EXPLANATION
5.1	ELDT	Estimated Landing Time	The estimated time that an aircraft will touchdown on the runway. (Equivalent to ATC ETA = Estimated Time of Arrival = landing).
5.2	ALDT	Actual Landing Time	The time that an aircraft lands on a runway. (Equivalent to ATC ATA = Actual Time of Arrival = Landing, ACARS = ON).
5.3	EXIT	Estimated Taxi- In Time	The estimated taxi time between landing and in-Block.
5.4	AXIT	Actual Taxi-In Time	AXIT = AIBT - ALDT
5.5	SIBT	Scheduled InBlock Time	The time that an aircraft is scheduled to arrive at its first parking position.
5.6	EIBT	Estimated InBlock Time	The estimated time that an aircraft will arrive in-blocks. (Equivalent to Aircraft Operator’s ETA = Estimated Time of Arrival).
5.7	AIBT	Actual In-Block Time	The time that an aircraft arrives in-blocks. (Equivalent to Aircraft Operator’s ATA = Actual Time of Arrival, ACARS = IN).
5.8	STTT	Scheduled Turnaround Time	STTT = SOBT - SIBT
5.9	ETTT	Estimated Turnaround Time	The time estimated by the AO/GH on the day of operation to turnaround a flight taking into account the operational constraints.
5.10	MTTT	Minimum Turnaround Time	The minimum turnaround time agreed with an AO/GH for a specified flight or aircraft type.
5.11	ATTT	Actual Turnaround Time	ATTT = AOBT - AIBT
5.12	ASRT	Actual Start Up Request Time	Time the pilot requests start up clearance.
5.13	TSAT	Target Start Up Approval Time	The time provided by ATC taking into account TOBT, CTOT* and/or the traffic situation that an Aircraft can expect start-up / push back approval. Note: The actual start up approval (ASAT) can be given in advance of TSAT.
5.14	ASAT	Actual Start Up Approval Time	Time that an aircraft receives its start-up approval.
5.15	SOBT	Scheduled OffBlock Time	The time that an aircraft is scheduled to depart from its parking position.
5.16	EOBT	Estimated OffBlock Time	The estimated time at which the aircraft will start movement associated with departure (ICAO)
5.17	TOBT	Target OffBlock Time	The time that an Aircraft Operator estimates that an aircraft will be ready, all doors closed, boarding bridge removed, push back vehicle available and ready to start up / push back immediately upon reception of clearance from the SMC (GROUND).
5.18	AOBT	Actual OffBlock Time	Time the aircraft pushes back / vacates the parking position. (Equivalent to Aircraft Operator’s ATD = Actual Time of Departure & ACARS = OUT)
5.19	ARDT	Actual Ready Time (for Movement)	When the aircraft is ready for start-up/push back or taxi immediately after clearance delivery, meeting the requirements set by the TOBT definition.
5.20	EXOT	Estimated TaxiOut Time	The estimated taxi time between off-block and take off. This estimate includes any delay buffer time at the holding point prior to take off.
5.21	AXOT	Actual Taxi-Out Time	AXOT = ATOT - AOBT
5.22	ETOT	Estimated Take Off Time	The estimated takeoff time taking into account the EOBT plus EXOT.
5.23	CTOT*	Calculated Take Off Time*	A time calculated and issued by the appropriate Central Management unit, as a result of tactical slot allocation, at which a flight is expected to become airborne. (ICAO Doc 7030/4 - EUR, Table 7)*
5.24	TTOT	Target Take Off Time	The Target Take Off Time taking into account the TOBT/TSAT plus the EXOT. Each TTOT on one runway is separated from other TTOT or TLDT to represent vortex and/or SID separation between Aircraft.
5.25	ATOT	Actual Take Off Time	The time that an aircraft takes off from the runway. (Equivalent to ATC ATD = Actual Time of Departure, ACARS = OFF).

III. All ACFT docking to stand 8 to 11 to use minimum power due Jet Blast effect on stand 22, 23 and 24.

IV. All ACFT TAX APN 1 to use minimum power in order to avoid jet blast.

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AD 2.21

NOISE ABATEMENT PROCEDURES

Consistent with safety of aircraft operations and in consideration of high intensity runway operations, pilots should minimise the use of reverse thrust after landing to reduce disturbance in areas adjacent to the aerodrome.

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AD 2.22

FLIGHT PROCEDURES

I. Departure aircraft passing 1000 FT change over to Ahmedabad Approcach (Frequency 119.8 MHz) unless otherwise specified by ATC Tower.

II. ADS-B based ATS Surveillance services are provided to suitably equipped aircraft on opportunity basis within the coverage area of Ahmedabad ADS-B sensors in the jurisdiction of Ahmedabad Area Control and Approach Control. ADS-B equipped aircraft flying within the jurisdiction of Ahmedabad Area Control and Ahmedabad Approach Control to comply with relevant provisions.

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AD 2.23

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

1. Taxiways:
S.No	TWY Designation	Location	PCN	Length (M)	Width (M)	Shoulder (M)	Marking & Lighting
1	F	---	---		23M, Concrete		Link opposite to TWY B south of RWY 05/23 connecting Isolation bay at 188m from beginning of RWY05
2	L2	---	---	---	---	---	Apron taxiway starting behind aircraft stand number 4 and connecting to apron taxiway L1.
3	L3	---	---	---	---	---	Apron taxiway between TWY A till behind stand no. 14.
4	L4						Apron taxiway beginning behind stand no. 22, turning right abeam stands 12 to stand 8 and connecting TWY B. Apron TWY L4 is suitable for taxing of aircraft up to code C only.
5	L9						Apron taxiway behind aircraft stand number 17 to stand 13R.
6	Taxilane L5		37/R/B/W/T	108
7	Taxilane L6		37/R/B/W/T	133.06
8	Taxilane L7		37/R/B/W/T	133.06
9	Taxilane L8		37/R/B/W/T	133.06

2. Routine Wx. Radar observations taken at 0150, 0250, 0550, 0850, 1050, 1350, 1450, 1750, 2050 and 2250. during pre monsoon, monsoon and post monsoon seasons in case of no echoes. In case echoes are observed additional observations are taken at 0350, 0450, 0650, 0750, 0950, 1550, 1650, 1850, 1950 and 2150. Observations are also taken in other seasons during bad Wx. Conditions.

3. Obstacle Light provided on lightening arrestor pole on Antenna of the ASR/MSSR building antenna height 237 FT Coordinates 230412N 0723754E distance from centerline of RWY - 870 FT south of RWY, distance from beginning of RWY 05-3350 FT.

4. .All arriving aircraft (Code C) from RWY 23 expect to vacate via TWY C LDA 2545 Meters.

5. Turn pad for intermediate DEP RWY23 is available for Code"C" Acft A321/B737. The details of this turn pad is as below:

i. Location: 762M from beginning RWY23 or 900M NE from TWY D intersection with RWY.

ii. Surface: Bituminous

iii. PCN: 94/F/B/W/T

iv. Light: Edge Light

v. Marking: Yellow Colour Turn Pad Marking

vi. Critical aircraft: Code ‘C’ A321/B737

vii. For departure from intermediate turn pad RWY23 following distances are available -

TORA (M) TODA (M) ASDA (M)

2743 2743 2743

viii. Departure from this intermediate turn pad can be initiated by ATC as intermediate departure RWY 23 with concurrence of pilot or requested by pilot.

6. Intersection Take Off Run Available as follows:

RWY DESIGNATION	TWY intersection	TORA
RWY 23	TWY D	1794 M
RWY 23	TWY C	960 M
RWY 05	TWY B	3319 M
RWY 05	TWY C	2545 M
RWY 05	TWY D	1711 M

7. Btn 0130-1730 daily(GND to 550FT/167M AMSL), tethered helium balloon operation near Ahmedabad

i. Location: 23 00 25.56806N 072 35 51.98878E. 205 radial 4NM from AAE VOR.

ii. Colour and marking: white with blue orange and black markings.

iii. Lighting: fitted with anti collision light.

iv. Size: diameter of the balloon 22.28M

v. Maximum height of the balloon 110.253M AGL.

vi. Maximum top elevation 166.612M AMSL.

vii. Maximum drift of the balloon 30M either side.

viii. Pilots to exercise caution.

8. ADS-B Reception Frequency 1090 MHz available.

9. LOW VISIBILITY PROCEDURES :

9.1 BACKGROUND:

Until the latest amendment of DGCA Civil Aviation Requirements (CAR) Section 8, Series 'C', Part-1 on All-weather Operations, low visibility procedures were required at aerodromes for the purpose of ensuring safe operations during categories 2 and 3 approaches and/or low visibility take-offs (LVTO). However, in latest amendment to CAR (Rev. 10) Para 5.3 following provision regarding low visibility procedures is added. 'An operator shall not conduct take-off with RVR/visibility less than standard category 1 conditions of 550M RVR/800M visibility unless low visibility procedures are enforced.' This provision necessitated the need of low visibility procedures for accommodating/permitting departures in visibility/RVR less than 800M/550M even at such airports where there are no CAT-II and CAT-III operations. Accordingly, low visibility procedures have been developed for Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel International Airport, Ahmedabad to accommodate/permit departures in visibility/RVR less than 800M/550M from RWY 23 (runway served with RVR instruments).

9.2. DEFINITIONS:

9.2.1 Low Visibility Procedures (LVP): Specific procedures applied at an aerodrome for the purpose of ensuring safe operations during Categories II and III approaches and/or low visibility take-offs.

Note: as per para 5.3 of CAR on All Weather Operations, an operator shall not conduct Take-off with RVR/Visibility less than standard CAT-I conditions of 550m RVR/800m Visibility unless low visibility procedures are enforced.

9.2.2 Manoeuvring Area: That part of an aerodrome to be used for the take-off, landing and taxiing of aircraft, excluding aprons.

9.2.3 Runway Visual Range: The range over which the pilot of an aircraft on the centerline of a runway can see the runway surface markings or the lights delineating the runway or identifying its centreline.

9.2.4 Aerodrome Operating Minima: The limits of usability of an aerodrome for:

a. take off, expressed in terms of runway visual range and / or visibility and, if necessary, cloud conditions.

b. landing in 2D instrument approach operations, expressed in terms of visibility and/or runway visual range; minimum descent altitude/height (MDA/H) and, if necessary, cloud conditions; and

c. landing in 3D instrument approach operations, expressed in terms of visibility and/or runway visual range and decision altitude/height(DA/H) appropriate to the type and/or category of the operation.

9.2.5 Visibility: Visibility for aeronautical purposes is the greater of: a. The greatest distance at which a black object of suitable dimensions, situated near the ground, can be seen and recognized when observed against a bright

background;

b. The greatest distance at which lights in the vicinity of 1,000 candelas can be seen and identified against an unlit background.

Note 1. -- The two distances have different values in air of a given extinction coefficient, and the latter b) varies with the background illumination. The former a) is represented by the meteorological optical range (MOR).

Note 2. -- The definition applies to the observations of visibility in local routine and special reports, to the observations of prevailing and minimum visibility reported in METAR and SPECI and to the observations of ground visibility.

9.2.6 Abbreviations:

ADC : Aerodrome Control

ARFF : Airport Rescue and Fire Fighting Services

ATC : Air Traffic Control

ATM : Air Traffic Management

CFT : Crash Fire Tender

ATIS : Automatic Terminal Information Service

DG : Diesel Generating Set

LVP : Low Visibility Procedures

MET : Meteorology

RWY : Runway

RVR : Runway Visual Range

SMC : Surface Movement Control

SP : Safeguarding Procedures

TDZ : Touchdown Zone

TWR SUP : Tower Supervisor

TWY : Taxiway

WSO : Watch Supervisory Officer

9.3. GENERAL:

The Low Visibility Procedure (LVP) incorporates safeguarding measures to mitigate runway incursions and defines operational restrictions to ensure safe Airside Operations taking into account the available Aerodrome facilities.

9.4. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

The following Aeronautical Ground lights and RVR equipment shall be serviceable to the required standard to support Low Visibility Procedures:

a. Runway edge lights,

b. Runway end lights,

c. Real time TDZ RVR.

d. Stand by Power supply to maintain switch over time of 1 Second for Runway

Edge Lights and Runway End Lights. This requirement can be met with the help of DG Set and/or UPS.

9.4.1 Unserviceability of Aeronautical Ground Lights/ Equipment before Implementation of LVP.

Low Visibility Procedures will not be implemented when any of the light/equipment mentioned in para 4 above is un-serviceable or is not maintained as per the required standard.

Aeronautical Ground Lighting Facility	Un-serviceability	Restrictions
Runway Edge lights	More than 15% of all lights are unserviceable	LVP operations will be suspended.
Runway Edge lights	Any two consecutive lights or more are unserviceable	LVP operations will be suspended.
Runway End lights	More than 15% of all lights are unserviceable	LVP operations will be suspended.
Runway End lights	Any two consecutive lights or more are unserviceable	LVP operations will be suspended.
Standby Generators/UPS	Any of the generator/UPS is unserviceable	LVP operations will be suspended.

9.4.2 Unserviceability of Aeronautical Ground Lights/ Equipment after Implementation of LVP.

When any of the light/equipment mentioned in para 4 above becomes un-serviceable or fails to meet the required standard during periods of LVP, TWR/SMC shall advise the aircraft accordingly and LVP shall be suspended and information to this effect shall be included in ATIS broadcast.

9.5. SAFEGUARDING PROCEDURES:

Safeguarding Procedures (SP) are instructions for relevant airport, departments and airside operators to prepare ground services and facilities for low visibility operations in order that when LVP are implemented all safeguarding procedures are complete. Duty Officer Tower/Tower Supervisor will initiate and co-coordinate with all the concerned agencies for completion of safeguarding procedures before implementation of Low Visibility Procedures.

9.5.1 Safeguarding Procedures shall be initiated when:

a. The Visibility/RVR is less than 1200m and visibility/RVR is forecast to deteriorate to 800m or less; and/or

b. The cloud ceiling is less than 400ft and forecast to fall to 200ft or less.

9.5.2 Safeguarding procedures include:

a. Positioning of 1 CFT each at the two predetermined positions at Glide path RWY 23 and at fire approach road near TWY Delta.

b. Stopping of all maintenance works on the manoeuvring area as well as removal of all men and mobile equipment from the said area.

c. Ensuring availability of secondary power supply for change over time of maximum one second for RWY Edge and RWY End lights supported by UPS.

(NOTE: RWY Edge and Rwy End lights may continue to operate on main power supply during safeguarding Procedures. Whenever, LVP is to be implemented as per para 6 below, the RWY Edge and RWY End lights shall be put on Standby Power Supply (DG set or UPS). This operation need to be completed before LVP is implemented.

(As UPS is available at Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel International Airport, Ahmedabad and is capable of maintaining the required AGL system (refer table under para 4.1) with one second of Switch Over time with Main Supply, the main supply can continue to be primary supply and the Generator Supply can be kept as Standby Power supply. In case of UPS is unserviceable, Generator supply will become primary source of power supply and Main power supply shall act as standby power supply.)

d. The appropriate Aeronautical ground lights must have been inspected during the hour preceding implementation of LVP, and thereafter once every two-hour period. These lighting inspections should be accorded priority and, if necessary, aircraft operations may be delayed.

9.6. LOW VISIBILITY PROCEDURES:

9.6.1 Implementation of Low Visibility Procedures:

SMC shall inform Duty Officer Tower controller whenever Visibility/RVR reduces to 800 Meters or below and/ or cloud ceiling is at 200 ft or below. Tower supervisor shall coordinate with all the agencies to confirm whether the Safeguarding procedures have been completed or not. When Visibility/RVR falls below 800m/550M and or Cloud Ceiling is 200 ft or below and safeguarding procedures are complete, Tower supervisor will implement Low Visibility Procedures. Duty Officer Tower shall inform all users of the imposition of low visibility procedures.

9.6.2 Action by various units during LVP:

a. Duty MET Officer shall keep Duty Officer Tower informed of any change in Visibility/ RVR.

b. SMC shall ensure that the towing of aircraft is done under escort of “Follow Me” vehicles. “Follow Me” shall follow the route cleared by ATC;

c. SMC shall not permit any ground run on the manoeuvring area except idle power run on the stands;

d. SMC shall ensure that “Follow Me” services are provided to pilots on request;

e. The number of the vehicles on the manoeuvring area shall be restricted to bare minimum and records of all vehicles operating on the manoeuvring area shall be maintained by SMC.

f. The following may be included in ATIS. “LOW VISIBILITY PROCEDURES IN FORCE”.

g. TWR shall permit departures only from the beginning of the Runway in use.

h. Whenever visibility/ RVR is less than 800/550M, duty officer tower shall confirm from pilot that the reported RVR value

is within minima before issuing take-off clearance.

i. In-Charge Electrical shall continuously monitor the main and Standby Power supply to ensure change over time of maximum one second for RWY Edge and RWY End lights during low visibility operations and report any unserviceability to Tower immediately

9.7. TERMINATION OF LOW VISIBILITY PROCEDURES:

a. When Visibility/RVR improves to 800M/550 M or more and cloud ceiling is 200 feet or higher and trend is for improvement, Tower Supervisor/Duty Officer Tower would terminate operations of LVP. He may obtain advice from Duty

Met. Officer regarding improvement in weather conditions before the termination of LVP.

b. Duty officer Tower shall inform SMC/ARFF/In-charge electrical-Engg. regarding the termination of LVP operations.

c. On cancelling of LVP, following message shall be included in two subsequent ATIS broadcasts. “LOW VISIBILITY PROCEDURES CANCELLED”.

d. If SP are implemented and LVP are not subsequently implemented and the visibility/RVR improves and is more than 1200 m and/or the cloud ceiling is 400ft or higher and both are forecast to remain above the required SP criteria, Tower Supervisor/Duty Officer Tower may cancel SP.

9.8. ACTIONS BY OTHER AGENCIES (AIRLINES, REFUELLING COMPANIES, CATERING AGENCIES, ETC.)

a. Every year before commencement of monsoon/winter season, a meeting will be held by Airport Director, to inform all airlines and agencies operating at airport about their roles/responsibilities and create awareness to ensure cooperation for

safe airport operations during periods of low visibility.

b. All the agencies shall ensure that staff and drivers are suitably trained during Low Visibility operations.

c. A refresher program for ATCO’s and personnel responsible for airside operations shall be conducted every year.

d. All agencies operating in the operational area shall ensure that only those vehicles that are absolutely essential for aircraft operations operate in the operational area during periods of low visibility. The drivers of these vehicles should keep a look out for taxiing aircraft and other vehicles to prevent accidents.

e. All the vehicles must have their obstruction lights “ON” during Low Visibility Procedures operations.

f. All instructions/sign boards provided for vehicular movement area/service roads, must be followed while operating in the operational area.

10. ASMGCS commissioned to enhance visual surveillance.

11. Apron 3:-

i. Aircraft stands 25 to 30 are facing North-East and aircraft stands 25A to 30A are facing South-West.

ii. Fuelling available through bowsers.

iii. All aircraft to park under the guidance of marshaller provided by respective airlines/Ground Handling Agency.

iv. Aircraft stand identification signage and coordinates board is not available. However, surface marking (direction and

location) for parking guidance has been provided for all the parking stands.

v. Simultaneous taxi out is not permitted from opposite stands.

12. Seasonal bird activity in and around airfield. In addition, bird activity observed 30 min before sunrise to two hours after sunrise and one and a half hour before sunet to 30 min after sunset. Extra caution to be observed for nocturnal birds. Pilots to exercise caution.

13. Every wednesday 0530-0930 RWY 05/23 not available for OPS due maintenance. RWY shall be restored 30 minutes in advance notice in case of emergency.

14. Obstacle DCWIS(Digital Current Weather Instrument System), frangible mast (10M) installed on southside of RWY23 and northside of RWY05. Obstacle is marked and lighted.

RWY POSITION DIST FM THR DIST FM CL TOTAL TOP ELEV

23 230508.95N 290M 120M 66M AMSL

0723842.99E

05 230406.39N 273.77M 114.4M 64.92M AMSL

0723842.99E

15. Men and machinery deployed for grass cutting and bird scaring on RWY strip at distance of 60M and beyond on either side of Runway Centreline. Height of machinery restricted to 3.5M AGL.Pilot to exercise caution while Landing / Take-off.

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AD 2.24

CHARTS RELATED TO AN AERODROME

1	Aerodrome Chart
2	Aircraft Parking/Docking Chart Apron-1
3	Aircraft Parking/Docking Chart Apron-2
4	Aircraft Parking/Docking Chart Apron-3
5	Aerodrome Obstacle Cart Type- A (Operating Limitations) RWY 05
6	Aerodrome Obstacle Cart Type- A (Operating Limitations) RWY 23
7	ILS (Z) Procedure RWY 23
8	ILS (Y) Procedure RWY 23
9	VOR Procedure RWY 05
10	VOR Procedure RWY 23
11	RNP Y Procedure RWY 05
12	Coding Table - RNP Y Procedure RWY 05
13	RNP Y Procedure RWY 23
14	Coding Table - RNP Y Procedure RWY 23

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AD 2.25

VISUAL SEGMENT SURFACE (VSS) PENETRATION

Procedure	Procedure Minima	VSS Penetration
1	2	3