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Aeronautical Information Promulgation Advice Form UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA DAILY NOTAM TANZANIA CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY Aeronautical Information Management LIST TEL: 255 22 2110223/224 International NOTAM Office FAX: 255 22 2110264 AFTN: HTDAYNYX P. O. Box 18001, E-mail: [email protected] 25 JAN 2021 [email protected] DAR ES SALAAM Website: www.tcaa.go.tz TANZANIA Document No: Page 1 of 10 Title: Daily List of Valid NOTAM TCAA/FRM/ANS/AIM-33 THE FOLLOWING NOTAM SERIES (A, B & C) WERE STILL VALID AT 0001 UTC. 2021: 0026, 0025, 0024, 0023, 0019, 0016, 0014, 0011, 0008, 0007, SERIES:A 0006, 0005 AND 0001. 2020: 0343, 0341, 0339, 0336, 0331, 0328, 0315, 0312, 0309, 0308, 0304, 0303, 0300, 0296 AND 0295. 210121 KILIMANJARO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT HTKJ A0026/21 2101250000/2101262359 ILS KK 110.9MHZ RWY 09 SUBJ INTRP DUE MAINT . 210121 DAR ES SALAAM FIR HTDC A0025/21 2101230000/2101252359 DVOR KV 115.3MHZ SUBJ INTRP DUE MAINT. 200121 MWANZA AIRPORT HTMW 2001211315/2104211530 EST A0024/21 NEW PAPI RWY 12/30 INSTL, AWAITING FLTCK. 200121 MUSOMA AIRPORT HTMU A0023/21 2001211310/2104301530 EST NDB MU 312 KHZ U/S 210120 JULIUS NYERERE INTL AIRPORT HTDA 2101201454/2104191530 EST HTDA/HKNA AND HTDA/FAOR CIRCUITS WILL BE SWITCHED FM AFTN TO A0019/21 AMHS, USERS TO EXP INTERMITTENT COM FOR BOTH INCOMING AND OUTGOING DATA COM. This is a controlled Document Document No: TCAA/FRM/ANS/AIM-33 Title: Daily List of Valid NOTAM Page 2 of 10 210114 DAR ES SALAAM FIR HTDC 2101141137/2104111530 EST A0016/21 MV 115.7MHZ DVOR/DME OPR BUT GND CHECKED ONLY, AWAITING FLTCK. 210113 MWANZA AIRPORT HTMW 2101131330/2104101530 EST IAP RWY 12/30 HAVE BEEN AFFECTED BY EXTENSION ON BOTH SIDES. ACFT A0014/21 WITH CAPABILITIES TO FLY OVERLAY APCH SHOULD DO SO UP TO MSA 5700FT. 210111 MWANZA AIRPORT HTMW 2101110500/2104051500 EST 0500-1500 A0011/21 ATS SURVEILLANCE SER AVBL ON TEST BASIS AT APP RADAR FREQ 122.8MHZ 210108 KILIMANJARO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT HTKJ 2101081435/2104301530 EST A0008/21 ILS RWY 09 OPR BUT GND CHECKED ONLY,AWAITING FLTCK . 210108 DAR ES SALAAM FIR HTDC 2101081253/2104301230 EST A0007/21 CVOR/DME ZV FREQ 116.7MHZ OPR BUT GND CHECKED ONLY,AWAITING FLTCK. 210108 ZANZIBAR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT HTZA 2101081224/2104301530 EST A0006/21 ILS DL FREQ 110.5MHZ RWY 05 OPR BUT GND CHECKED ONLY,AWAITING FLTCK. 200106 DAR ES SALAAM FIR HTDC A0005/21 2101061200/2104061530 EST DV 112.7 MHZ DVOR OPR ON A SINGLE SYSTEM. 210101 DAR ES SALAAM FIR HTDC 2101010000/2101312359 EST CHECKLIST OF NOTAM SERIES A IN FORCE ON JAN.1 2021 YEAR=2020 0265 0271 0273 0295 0296 0300 0301 0303 0304 0308 0309 0312 0315 0328 0331 0336 0339 0341 0342 0343 LATEST PUBLICATIONS: AIP AMENDMENT NR 0072/20 A0001/21 AIP SUPPLEMENT NR 0001/21 AIC NR 0002/21 CHECKLIST OF VALID AICS: YEAR 2000: 3 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 20 21 28 29 30 31 33 35 36 37 40 41 43 46 47 51 53 55 AND 56 2001: 3 2002: 2 AND 4 This is a controlled Document Document No: TCAA/FRM/ANS/AIM-33 Title: Daily List of Valid NOTAM Page 3 of 10 2003: 3 7 8 13 AND 14 2004: 5 AND 8 2005: 4 AND 12 2006: 8 9 AND 10 2007: 8 2008: 3 6 8 AND 10 2009: 4 7 8 10 12 13 AND 14 2010: 3 AND 4 2011: 4 AND 5 2012: 10 AND11 2013: 3 AND 9 2014: 3 AND 4 2015; 5 2017: 4 6 8 9 10 AND 11 2018: 3 4 5 7 AND 8 2019: 3 5 6 7 AND 8 2020: 6 9 13 14 15 AND 16 2021: 1 AND 2 CHECKLIST OF VALID AIP SUPPLEMENTS: YEAR 2006: 15 2007: 13 2010: 20 2013: 11 2014: 2 AND 4 2015: 7 16 17 AND 18 2016: 4 15 AND 16 2017: 17 2019: 3 24 AND 25 2020: 3 4 13 15 18 21 25 26 27 30 32 33 34 35 37 38 AND 40 2021: 1 201231 JULIUS NYERERE INTL AIRPORT HTDA 2012311142/2101311530 EST A0343/20 ATC TRAINING IN PROGRESS AT APPROACH PSN FREQ 119.6MHZ PILOTS REQUESTED TO BE PATIENT AND COOPERATIVE. 201229 DAR ES SALAAM FIR HTDC 2012290500/2103041300 EST 0500 - 1300 MIL TRAINING FLT WILL TAKE PLACE FM HTMW COORD 022638S 0325554E TO A0341/20 THE AREA HTD9 AND BACK TO HTMW, PILOTS TO EXP DLA AND STRICTLY ADHERE TO ATC INSTRUCTIONS. FM GND TO 10000FT AMSL. 201229 DAR ES SALAAM FIR HTDC 2012290500/2103041300 EST A0339/20 0500 - 1300 DANGER AREA HTD9 ACTIVATED FM GND TO 20000FT AMSL. This is a controlled Document Document No: TCAA/FRM/ANS/AIM-33 Title: Daily List of Valid NOTAM Page 4 of 10 (REF: AIP ENR 5.1-3) 201223 ABEID AMANI KARUME INTL AIRPORT HTZA 2012231208/2101311530 EST PRKG STANDS 3, 4, 5 AND 6 CLSD DUE WIP, PILOTS STRICTLY ADHERE TO A0336/20 ATC INSTRUCTIONS. (REF AIP HTZA 2-9) 201217 MWANZA HTMW 2012171300/2103171530 EST A0331/20 RWY 12/30 OPR BUT PILOTS ADVISED TO TAKE CTN DRG LDG/TKOF AT NGT DUE OCNL PRESENCE OF WILD ANIMALS 201216 KILIMANJARO INTL AIRPORT HTKJ 2012160500/2103151600 EST A0328/20 0500-1600 APP SURVEILLANCE SER AVBL DRG DAY TIME ONLY. 201204 DAR ES SALAAM FIR HTDC 2012041016/2103041300 EST 0400 – 1300 MIL TRAINING FLT WILL TAKE PLACE FM TANGA WI AN AREA ENCLOSED WITH THE FOLLOWING COORD:- 05 02 24.705S 038 59 05.881E A0315/20 04 56 35.986S 038 48 33.782E 05 22 27.105S 038 58 33.955E 05 11 02.295S 039 02 26.620E, PILOTS TO AVOID THE AREA AND STRICTLY ADHERE TO ATC INSTRUCTIONS. CIVILIAN OPS AT HTTG COMMENCE AT NML TIME 0430 UTC. FM GND TO 6000FT AMSL. 201202 JULIUS NYERERE INTL AIRPORT HTDA A0312/20 2012020930/2102021530 EST GP ILS RWY 05 FREQ 329.6 MHZ OPR ON SINGLE SYSTEM ONLY. 201130 DAR ES SALAAM FIR HTDC A0309/20 2011300914/2102281530 EST ZV 116.7MHZ CVOR/DME OPR ON SINGLE SYSTEM ONLY. 201130 DAR ES SALAAM FIR HTDC 2011300839//2102281530 EST A0308/20 ZZ 385 KHZ NDB U/S. This is a controlled Document Document No: TCAA/FRM/ANS/AIM-33 Title: Daily List of Valid NOTAM Page 5 of 10 201127 DAR ES SALAAM FIR HTDC A0304/20 2011271230/2102261530 EST KV 115.3 MHZ DVOR OPR ON SINGLE SYSTEM ONLY. A0303/20 201123 DAR ES SALAAM FIR HTDC 2012030000/PERM HAND AMDT ON AIRAC AIP SUP 34/20 EFFECTIVE 03 DECEMBER 2020 BY REPLACING EXADA WITH EXASA. 201123 DAR ES SALAAM FIR HTDC 20111230400/2102221300 A0300/20 DAILY 0400-1300 PARACHUTE OPS WILL TAKE PLACE WITHIN A RADIUS OF 2.7NM CENTERED AT KIGUNDA AREA COORD 054510.17S 0391854.52E. PILOTS STRICTLY ADHERE TO ATC INSTRUCTIONS. FM GND TO 12000FT AMSL 201109 KILIMANJARO INTL AIRPORT HTKJ A0296/20 2011091742/2102102359 EST ATC TRAINING IN PROGRESS AT APCH PSN FREQ 120.1MHZ AND 133.4MHZ.PILOTS REQUESTED TO BE PATIENT AND COOPERATIVE. 201109 DAR ES SALAAM FIR HTDC A0295/20 2011090837/2102251530 EST IMPLEMENTATION OF AIP SUP NR 27/20 FLT PLANNABLE DCT ROUTES SUSPENDED. 2021: 0001 SERIES:B 2020: 0121, 0120, 0108 AND 0095 . 210101 DAR ES SALAAM FIR HTDC 2101010000/2101312359 EST CHECKLIST OF NOTAM SERIES B IN FORCE ON JAN. 1 2021 YEAR=2020 0095 0108 0120 0121 LATEST PUBLICATIONS: AIP AMENDMENT NR 0072/20 AIP SUPPLEMENT NR 0001/21 AIC NR 0002/21 B0001/21 CHECKLIST OF VALID AICS: YEAR 2000: 3 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 20 21 28 29 30 31 33 35 36 37 40 41 43 46 47 51 53 55 AND 56 2001: 3 2002: 2 AND 4 2003: 3 7 8 13 AND 14 2004: 5 AND 8 2005: 4 AND 12 This is a controlled Document Document No: TCAA/FRM/ANS/AIM-33 Title: Daily List of Valid NOTAM Page 6 of 10 2006: 8 9 AND 10 2007: 8 2008: 3 6 8 AND 10 2009: 4 7 8 10 12 13 AND 14 2010: 3 AND 4 2011: 4 AND 5 2012: 10 AND11 2013: 3 AND 9 2014: 3 AND 4 2015; 5 2017: 4 6 8 9 10 AND 11 2018: 3 4 5 7 AND 8 2019: 3 5 6 7 AND 8 2020: 6 9 13 14 15 AND 16 2021: 1 AND 2 CHECKLIST OF VALID AIP SUPPLEMENTS: YEAR 2006: 15 2007: 13 2010: 20 2013: 11 2014: 2 AND 4 2015: 7 16 17 AND 18 2016: 4 15 AND 16 2017: 17 2019: 3 24 AND 25 2020: 3 4 13 15 18 21 25 26 27 30 32 33 34 35 37 38 AND 40 2021: 1 201126 SONGEA AIRPORT HTSO 2011261900/PERM RWY 14/32 PHYSICAL CHARACERISTICS CHANGED AS FLW: DIMENSION- 1740M X 30M STRENGTH- PCN 50/F/A/Y/T B0121/20 SURFACE- TARMAC THR COORD AND ELEV RWY 14: 104033.18S 0353432.94E -3393FT RWY 32: 104112.69S 0353513.89E -3449FT REF:AIP HTSO AD 2.12 201126 SONGEA AIRPORT HTSO 2011261840/PERM DECLARED DISTANCE RWY 14/32 CHANGED AS FLW: RWY TORA TODA ASDA LDA B0120/20 14 1740M 1740M 1800M 1740M 32 1740M 1740M 1800M 1740M REF: AIP HTSO AD 2.13 201104 DODOMA AIRPORT HTDO B0108/20 2011041327/2101251530 EST APAPI RWY 27 TEMPO WITHDRAWN This is a controlled Document Document No: TCAA/FRM/ANS/AIM-33 Title: Daily List of Valid NOTAM Page 7 of 10 ( REF AIP HTDO AD 2.14) 201030 MTWARA AIRPORT HTMT 2010301819/2101311530 EST THR RWY 01 DISPLACED BY 858 M DUE WIP.
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