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Airac) Republic of Korea Aip (AIRAC) REPUBLIC OF KOREA AIP TEL :82-32-880-0256 Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs FAX :82-32-889-5905 AMENDMENT NR 7/10 AFS :RKRRYNYX Office of Civil Aviation 1-8 Byeoryang-dong, Gwacheon-si, Gyeonggi-do, EMAIL :[email protected] 15 JUL 2010 Web :http://ais.casa.go.kr Republic of Korea, 427-822 (AIRAC) AIP AMENDMENT NR 7/10 (Effective : 0001UTC, 26 AUG 2010) 1. SIGNIFICANT INFORMATION AND CHANGES 1.1 Gimhae INTL Airport a) Establishment of departure procedure 'GIMHAE 1'(RWY 18L/R, RWY 36L/R) (AIRAC) AIP AMENDMENT NR 7/10 (Effective : 1600UTC, 25 AUG 2010) 2. SIGNIFICANT INFORMATION AND CHANGES 2.1 Enroute a) A586 Withdrawal of INTOS, re-position of TENAS and Track MAG & DIST between TENAS and CJU. b) B467 Re-position of TENAS, Establishment of NOMEX and MALSO, Track MAG & DIST between KAE and KANSU. c) L512 Re-position of TENAS, Establishment of ANDOL. d) Y63 Establishment of NOMEX, Withdrawal of IGLUT, DIST between SORKA and NOMEX. e) Adjustment of RK R107(DONG-HAE-BUK-BU). f) Establishment of restricted area(RK R137, WOODO). g) Adjustment of MOA 7. h) Establishment of MOA 32, 33, 34, 35, 36. i) Changed of MOA designator(MOA E1 37, E2 38, S1 39, W1 40, W2 41). j) Adjustment of CATA 1 lateral limit(ULLEUNG ISLAND). k) Ultra vehicle flight restricted area - Withdrawal : ANSAN, NAMYANG, BANWOL - Adjustment : SONGDO, GONGJU - Installation : SIHWAHO, SUNGHADAE OFFICE OF CIVIL AVIATION 3 - 1 AIRAC AIP AMDT 7/10 2.2 Incheon INTL Airport a) Added IFR flight procedures(CDO) information. b) Change of MVA in ATC surveillance minimum altitude chart. 2.3 Daegu INTL Airport a) Establishment of departure procedure 'DALSEONG 1D'(RWY 13R/L, RWY 31L/R). 2.4 Gwangju Airport a) Establishment of departure procedure 'GWANGJU 1D'(RWY 04L/R, 22L/R). 2.5 Sacheon Airport a) Establishment of departure procedure 'SACHEON 1D'(RWY 6L/R, 24L). 2.6 Seoul Airport a) Establishment of departure procedure - 'SEOUL 1D'(RWY 01/02, 19/20) - 'SEOUL 8'(RWY 01/02) - 'SEOUL 9'(RWY 19/20). 3. PAGE CONTROL 3.1 Replace the old sheets with new one as follows; OLD NEW (Pages to be removed) (Pages to be inserted) VOL I, Part II - ENR (Enroute) VOL I, Part II - ENR (Enroute) ENR ENR ENR 3.1-1(5 NOV 09)/3.1-2(28 JAN 10) ENR 3.1-1(15 JUL 10)/3.1-2(15 JUL 10) ENR 3.1-3(25 MAR 10)/3.1-4(25 MAR 10) ENR 3.1-3(15 JUL 10)/3.1-4(15 JUL 10) ENR 3.1-9(10 SEP 09)/3.1-10(11 OCT 07) ENR 3.1-9(15 JUL 10)/3.1-10(11 OCT 07) ENR 3.3-1(20 MAY 10)/3.3-2(20 MAY 10) ENR 3.3-1(15 JUL 10)/3.3-2(15 JUL 10) ENR 4.3-1(5 NOV 09)/4.3-2(22 MAY 08) ENR 4.3-1(15 JUL 10)/4.3-2(22 MAY 08) ENR 5.1-5(5 JAN 06)/5.1-6(5 JAN 06) ENR 5.1-5(15 JUL 10)/5.1-6(5 JAN 06) ENR 5.1-9(14 AUG 08)/5.1-10(14 AUG 08) ENR 5.1-9(15 JUL 10)/5.1-10(15 JUL 10) ENR 5.2-1(16 JUL 09)/5.2-2(5 JAN 06) ENR 5.2-1(15 JUL 10)/5.2-2(15 JUL 10) ENR 5.2-3(6 NOV 08)/5.2-4(6 NOV 08) ENR 5.2-3(15 JUL 10)/5.2-4(15 JUL 10) ENR 5.2-4-1(15 JUL 10)/5.2-4-2(15 JUL 10) ENR 5.3-1(15 JUL 10)/5.3-2(15 JUL 10) ENR 5.3-1(15 JUL 10)/5.3-2(15 JUL 10) ENR 5.5-1(30 MAR 06)/5.5-2(30 MAR 06) ENR 5.5-1(15 JUL 10)/5.5-2(15 JUL 10) VOL II, Part III - AD (Aerodrome) VOL II, Part III - AD (Aerodrome) RKSI RKSI AD 2-35(16 JUL 09)/2-36(5 NOV 09) AD 2-35(15 JUL 10)/2-35-1(15 JUL 10) AD 2-37(5 NOV 09)/2-38(24 APR 08) AD 2-36(15 JUL 10)/2-36-1(15 JUL 10) AD 2-37(15 JUL 10)/2-37-1(15 JUL 10) AD 2-38(15 JUL 10)/2-38-1(15 JUL 10) AD 2-51-3(31 DEC 09)/BLANK AD 2-51-3(15 JUL 10)/BLANK OFFICE OF CIVIL AVIATION 3 - 2 AIRAC AIP AMDT 7/10 OLD NEW (Pages to be removed) (Pages to be inserted) RKPK RKPK AD 2-14-1(10 SEP 09)/2-14-2(25 MAR 10) AD 2-14-1(10 SEP 09)/2-14-2(15 JUL 10) AD 2-19-2(20 MAY 10)/2-19-3(28 JAN 10) AD 2-19-2(20 MAY 10)/2-19-3(15 JUL 10) RKTN RKTN AD 2-10-3(5 NOV 09)/2-10-4(5 NOV 09) AD 2-10-3(15 JUL 10)/2-10-4(15 JUL 10) AD 2-14(24 APR 08)/2-15(24 APR 08) AD 2-14(24 APR 08)/2-15(15 JUL 10) VOL III, Part III - AD (Aerodrome) VOL III, Part III - AD (Aerodrome) RKJJ RKJJ AD 2-12-3(28 JAN 10)/2-12-4(28 JAN 10) AD 2-12-3(28 JAN 10)/2-12-4(15 JUL 10) AD 2-16-1(15 JUL 10)/2-16-2(15 JUL 10) RKPS RKPS AD 2-9(28 JAN 10)/2-9-1(28 JAN 10) AD 2-9(15 JUL 10)/2-9-1(28 JAN 10) AD 2-11-1(15 JUL 10)/2-11-2(15 JUL 10) RKSM RKSM AD 2-8(13 AUG 09)/2-9(13 AUG 09) AD 2-8(13 AUG 09)/2-9(15 JUL 10) AD 2-11-3(15 JUL 10)/2-11-4(15 JUL 10) AD 2-11-5(15 JUL 10)/2-11-6(15 JUL 10) END OFFICE OF CIVIL AVIATION 3 - 3 AIRAC AIP AMDT 7/10 A I P ENR 3.1 - 1 Republic of Korea 15 JUL 2010 ENR 3 ATS ROUTES ENR 3.1 INTERNATIONAL ATS ROUTES Direction of UPPER LIMITS cruising LOWER LIMITS levels Route designator Track MAG or Lateral Remarks Name of significant points DIST NM Minimum flight altitude limits Controlling unit Coordinates (COP) Airspace classification NM Odd Even Frequency 123456 A582 ANYANG VORTAC(SEL) 372449N 1265542E 173° 10 Incheon ACC 353° FREQ: 128.70 Mhz POLEG 12.4 4 500 ft AMSL 120.575Mhz 371249N 1265935E 125.375Mhz 173° Class A,D,E and G 353° 132.20 Mhz1) SONGTAN VORTAC(SOT) 7.4 1) Common frequency 370540N 1270154E 143° 324° Airspace Classification FL600 OSPOT 21.6 Class A: FL200 365018N 1272055E 143° FL200 Class D: 324° MEA VASLI 10.4 8000ft Class E: 364252N 1273003E MFA 143° 8 000 ft AMSL 324° (69/39) UNL Class A,D and G Class G: MAKDU 22.0 FL600 362712N 1274909E 143° 324° BITUX 14.6 361645N 1280148E 143° 324° DALSEONG VORTAC(TGU) 39.2 354835N 1283527E 161° 341° KALOD 20.4 5 000 ft AMSL 353012N 1284626E 161° Class A,D,E and G 341° BUSAN VORTAC(PSN) 25.4 350721N 1285958E 161° 4 000 ft AMSL 341° Class A,D,E and G APELA 26.6 344323N 1291400E 2) 344312N 1291408E 2) BESSEL datum INCHEON FIR FUKUOKA FIR Change : Abbreviation of distance(From DIS to DIST). OFFICE OF CIVIL AVIATION AIRAC AIP AMDT 7/10 Effective : 1600UTC 25 AUG 2010 A I P ENR 3.1 - 2 Republic of Korea 15 JUL 2010 Direction of UPPER LIMITS cruising LOWER LIMITS levels Route designator Track MAG or Lateral Remarks Name of significant points DIST NM Minimum flight altitude limits Controlling unit Coordinates (COP) Airspace classification NM Odd Even Frequency 123456 A586 TENAS 373820N 1313427E 10 Incheon ACC 228° FREQ : 134.375 Mhz, 047° 120.575Mhz, 125.375Mhz 1) 68.1 132.20Mhz AGSUS 1) Common frequency 364521N 1304044E 228° Operational Hour(UTC) 047° FL310 -Weekdays: 1100-2200 -SAT : 2200 on the Class A and G 64.3 preceding until 2400 BULGA on the Saturday. -SUN : 0000-2200 228° 355609N 1294924E -Holiday : 1100 on the 047° preceding until 2200 on the holiday. 63.3 Airspace Classification BUSAN VORTAC(PSN) refer to ENR 3.1-1 350721N 1285958E 237° 055° Incheon ACC FREQ: 128.175 Mhz TOPAX 32.7 128.375 Mhz 2) 344555N 1282952E 237° 132.20 Mhz 055° 2) Common frequency GOSBO 46.4 8 000 ft AMSL Airspace Classification (79/78) 237° refer to ENR 3.1-1 341517N 1274734E Class A, D and G 055° MAKET 30.7 335452N 1271953E 237° 055° JEJU VORTAC(CJU) 47.6 332305N 1263727E 168° 348° 24.0 TOSAN 8 000 ft AMSL 330012N 1264619E Class A, D and G 168° 348° 31.5 RUGMA 323012N 1265753E 323000N 1265800E3) 3) BESSEL datum INCHEON FIR FUKUOKA FIR Change : Withdrawal of INTOS, re-position of TENAS and Track MAG & DIST between TENAS and CJU. Abbreviation of Distance(from DIS to DIST). OFFICE OF CIVIL AVIATION AIRAC AIP AMDT 7/10 Effective : 1600UTC 25 AUG 2010 A I P ENR 3.1 - 3 Republic of Korea 15 JUL 2010 Direction of UPPER LIMITS cruising LOWER LIMITS levels Route designator Track MAG or Lateral Remarks Name of significant points DIST NM Minimum flight altitude limits Controlling unit Coordinates (COP) Airspace classification NM Odd Even Frequency 123456 FUKUOKA FIR INCHEON FIR A593 ONIKU Incheon ACC 321142N 1263917E 261° 50 FREQ : 124.525 Mhz 081° 132.20Mhz1) 1) Common frequency NIRAT 31.4 Following altitudes are 320354N 1260329E 260° used by Fukuoka 080° FL240 ACC: -Westbound : FL240, Class A and G FL280 or FL300, FL400 SADLI 55.8 -Eastbound : FL250, 315000N 1245954E 260° FL290 or FL310, FL390 080° Airspace Classification refer to ENR 3.1-1 LAMEN 52.8 313648N 1235954E 2) Please refer to the 313636N 1240000E 2) BESSEL datum ENR 1.10-1 page for submission of FPL using A593 airway.
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