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Republic of Korea Aip REPUBLIC OF KOREA AIP TEL : 82-32-880-0256 Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport FAX : 82-32-889-5905 AMENDMENT NR 6/19 AFS : RKRRYNYX Office of Civil Aviation EMAIL : [email protected] 6 JUN 2019 Web : http://ais.casa.go.kr 11, Doum 6-ro, Sejong-si, 30103, Republic of Korea 1. SIGNIFICANT INFORMATION AND CHANGES 1.1 General a) Establishment of the location indicators(RKDE, RKDC). 1.2 Enroute a) Amended CP-9/JP-1/SP-8 position. 1.3 Incheon INTL Airport a) Amended radio navigation and landing aids format. b) Establishment of ATC service Boundary(Maneuvering Area). 1.4 Gimpo INTL Airport a) Amended radio navigation and landing aids format. 1.5 Jeju INTL Airport a) Amended radio navigation and landing aids format. 1.6 Gimhae INTL Airport a) Amended radio navigation and landing aids format. 1.7 Cheongju INTL Airport a) Amended radio navigation and landing aids format. 1.8 Daegu INTL Airport a) Amended radio navigation and landing aids format. 1.9 Muan INTL Airport a) Amended radio navigation and landing aids format. 1.10 Gwangju Airport a) Amended radio navigation and landing aids format. 1.11 Yeosu Airport a) Amended radio navigation and landing aids format. 1.12 Wonju Airport a) Amended radio navigation and landing aids format. 1.13 Sacheon Airport a) Amended radio navigation and landing aids format. 1.14 Ulsan Airport a) Amended radio navigation and landing aids format. 1.15 Seoul Airport a) Amended radio navigation and landing aids format. 1.16 Pohang Airport a) Amended radio navigation and landing aids format. OFFICE OF CIVIL AVIATION 4 - 1 AIP AMDT 6/19 1.17 Uljin Airport a) Amended radio navigation and landing aids format. 1.18 Jungseok Airport a) Amended radio navigation and landing aids format. OFFICE OF CIVIL AVIATION 4 - 2 AIP AMDT 6/19 2. PAGE CONTROL 2.1 Replace the old sheets with new one as follows; OLD NEW (Pages to be removed) (Pages to be inserted) VOL I, Part I - GEN (General) VOL I, Part I - GEN (General) GEN 0.3-1(9 MAY 19) / 0.3-2(9 MAY 19) GEN 0.3-1 / 0.3-2 6 JUN 19 GEN 0.4-1(9 MAY 19) / 0.4-2(9 MAY 19) GEN 0.4-1 / 0.4-2 6 JUN 19 GEN 0.4-3(9 MAY 19 / 0.4-4(9 MAY 19) GEN 0.4-3 / 0.4-4 6 JUN 19 GEN 0.4-5(9 MAY 19) / 0.4-6(9 MAY 19) GEN 0.4-5 / 0.4-6 6 JUN 19 GEN 0.4-7(19 MAY 19) / 0.4-8(9 MAY 19) GEN 0.4-7 / 0.4-8 6 JUN 19 GEN 2.4-1(5 JUL 18) / 2.4-2(5 JUL 18) GEN 2.4-1 / 2.4-2 6 JUN 19 GEN 2.4-3(5 JUL 18) / 2.4-4(5 JUL 18) GEN 2.4-3 / 2.4-4 6 JUN 19 VOL I, Part II - ENR (Enroute) VOL I, Part II - ENR (Enroute) ENR 1.2-21(27 SEP 18) / BLANK ENR 1.2-21 / BLANK 6 JUN 19 ENR 1.2-26(12 MAY 16) / 1.2-27(12 MAY 16) ENR 1.2-26 / 1.2-27 6 JUN 19 VOL II, Part III - AD (Aerodrome) VOL II, Part III - AD (Aerodrome) RKSI RKSI AD 2-13(23 NOV 17) / 2-14(23 NOV 17) AD 2-13 / 2-14 6 JUN 19 AD 2-15(27 SEP 18) / 2-16(27 SEP 18) AD 2-15 / 2-16 6 JUN 19 AD 2-29(20 DEC 18) / 2-30(20 DEC 18) AD 2-29 / 2-30 6 JUN 19 AD 2-31(20 DEC 18) / 2-32(20 DEC 18) AD 2-31 / 2-32 6 JUN 19 RKSS RKSS AD 2-7(27 SEP 18) / 2-8(27 SEP 18) AD 2-7 / 2-8 6 JUN 19 AD 2-9(27 SEP 18) / 2-10(27 SEP 18) AD 2-9 / 2-10 6 JUN 19 RKPC RKPC AD 2-7(27 SEP 18) / 2-8(14 FEB 19) AD 2-7 / 2-8 6 JUN 19 RKPK RKPK AD 2-9(21 DEC 17) / 2-10(30 AUG 18) AD 2-9 / 2-10 6 JUN 19 RKTU RKTU AD 2-7(14 FEB 19) / 2-8(11 APR 19) AD 2-7 / 2-8 6 JUN 19 VOL III, Part III - AD (Aerodrome) VOL III, Part III - AD (Aerodrome) RKTN RKTN AD 2-7(16 FEB 17) / 2-8(16 FEB 17) AD 2-7 / 2-8 6 JUN 19 RKJB RKJB AD 2-7(19 JAN 17) / 2-8(19 JAN 17) AD 2-7 / 2-8 6 JUN 19 OFFICE OF CIVIL AVIATION 4 - 3 AIP AMDT 6/19 OLD NEW (Pages to be removed) (Pages to be inserted) RKJJ RKJJ AD 2-9(12 APR 18) / 2-10(12 APR 18) AD 2-9 / 2-10 6 JUN 19 RKJY RKJY AD 2-7(20 DEC 18) / 2-8(16 FEB 17) AD 2-7 / 2-8 6 JUN 19 RKNW RKNW AD 2-7(25 OCT 18) / 2-8 (25 OCT 18) AD 2-7 / 2-8 6 JUN 19 RKPS RKPS AD 2-7(27 SEP 18) / 2-8 (27 SEP 18) AD 2-7 / 2-8 6 JUN 19 RKPU RKPU AD 2-7(27 SEP 18) / 2-8(27 SEP 18) AD 2-7 / 2-8 6 JUN 19 RKSM RKSM AD 2-7(5 JUL 18) / 2-8(5 JUL 18) AD 2-7 / 2-8 6 JUN 19 RKTH RKTH AD 2-7(14 FEB 19) / 2-8(14 FEB 19) AD 2-7 / 2-8 6 JUN 19 RKTL RKTL AD 2-7(16 FEB 17) / 2-8(18 SEP 17) AD 2-7 / 2-8 6 JUN 19 RKPD RKPD AD 2-7(6 JUL 17) / 2-8(11 MAY 17) AD 2-7 / 2-8 6 JUN 19 END OFFICE OF CIVIL AVIATION 4 - 4 AIP AMDT 6/19 A I P GEN 0.3 - 1 Republic of Korea 6 JUN 2019 GEN 0.3 RECORD OF AIP SUPPLEMENT 1. Current AIP Supplement AIP Section(s) Period of validity Cancellation NR/Year Subject affected (From/To) record 23/10 Requirement for Overflight Permission GEN - 7/18 Cheongju AP – Temporary Obstacles Erected AD 6 JUN 18 / 20 DEC 19 9/18 Gimpo AP – Temporary Obstacle Erected AD 29 JUL 18 / 31 OCT 19 19/18 Gimpo AP – Temporary Obstacle Erected AD 30 SEP 18 / 31 JUN 19 21/18 ENR – Temporary Restricted Areas Established ENR 1 JAN 19 / 31 DEC 19 22/18 ENR – Temporary Restricted Areas Established ENR 1 JAN 19 / 31 DEC 19 23/18 Gimpo AP – Temporary Obstacle Erected AD 22 NOV 18 / 31 OCT 19 1/19 ENR – Temporary Restricted Areas Established ENR 29 JAN 19 / 31 DEC 19 2/19 Gimpo AP – Temporary Obstacles Erected AD 17 JAN 19 / 29 FEB 20 3/19 Gimpo AP – Temporary Obstacle Erected AD 17 JAN 19 / 31 JUL 19 7/19 Ulsan AP – Temporary Obstacle Erected AD 1 MAR 19 / 31 DEC 20 8/19 Incheon AP – Temporary Obstacle Erected AD 10 APR 19 / 30 APR 20 Incheon AP – TWY Closed due to the 11/19 AD 20 JUN 19 / 31 DEC 19 Apron Construction 12/19 Gimpo AP – Temporary Obstacle Erected AD 6 JUN 19 / 30 APR 20 13/19 Ulsan AP – Temporary Obstacle Erected AD 10 MAY 19 / 30 SEP 19 OFFICE OF CIVIL AVIATION AIP AMDT 6/19 A I P GEN 0.3 - 2 Republic of Korea 6 JUN 2019 2. Current AIRAC AIP Supplement AIP Section(s) Period of validity Cancellation NR/Year Subject affected (From/To) record 7/15 ENR – Y722 traffic dispersion operation ENR 24 JUN 15 / PERM 17/18 Yangyang AP – Operational Restrictions AD 31 JAN 19 / 8 AUG 19 Incheon AP – Temporary Security Fence 1/19 Installation for The 4th Phase AD 27 FEB 19 / 31 DEC 20 Construction Jeju AP – Temporary Works for Patrol Squadron 3/19 AD 28 MAR 19 / 5 DEC 19 615 Taxiway 4/19 Cheongju AP – Operational Restrictions AD 28 MAR 19 / 19 SEP 19 5/19 Gimpo AP – Operational Restrictions AD 25 APR 19 / 31 JUL 19 Gimpo AP – Operational Restrictions on TWY B1 6/19 AD 25 APR 19 / 31 JUL 19 and P Gimpo AP – Unserviceability of ALS for RWY 8/19 AD 21 JUN 19 / 20 OCT 19 32R OFFICE OF CIVIL AVIATION AIP AMDT 6/19 A I P GEN 0.4 - 1 Republic of Korea 6 JUN 2019 GEN 0.4 CHECKLIST OF AIP PAGES Page Date Page Date Page Date Page Date GEN GEN GEN GEN PART 1 - GENERAL(GEN) GEN 1 GEN 2 GEN 3 GEN 0 1.1 - 1 5 JUL 18 2.1 - 1 17 JAN 19 3.1 - 1 31 AUG 17 0.1 - 1 11 MAY 17 1.1 - 2 5 JUL 18 2.1 - 2 17 JAN 19 3.1 - 2 31 AUG 17 0.1 - 2 11 MAY 17 1.2 - 1 26 OCT 17 2.2 - 1 1 MAY 14 3.1 - 3 1 MAY 14 0.1 - 3 14 MAR 19 1.2 - 2 11 MAY 17 2.2 - 2 1 MAY 14 3.1 - 4 1 MAY 14 0.1 - 4 14 MAR 19 1.2 - 3 26 OCT 17 2.2 - 3 11 JUN 15 3.1 - 5 14 MAR 19 0.1 - 5 23 NOV 17 1.2 - 4 26 OCT 17 2.2 - 4 11 JUN 15 3.1 - 6 14 MAR 19 0.1 - 6 23 NOV 17 1.3 - 1 1 MAY 14 2.2 - 5 1 MAY 14 3.2 - 1 25 OCT 18 0.2 - 1 1 MAY 14 1.3 - 2 1 MAY 14 2.2 - 6 1 MAY 14 3.2 - 2 25 OCT 18 0.2 - 2 1 MAY 14 1.4 - 1 17 MAR 16 2.2 - 7 22 JAN 15 3.2 - 3 20 DEC 18 0.3 - 1 6 JUN 19 1.4 - 2 17 MAR 16 2.2 - 8 22 JAN 15 3.2 - 4 20 DEC 18 0.3 - 2 6 JUN 19 1.4 - 3 6 AUG 15 2.2 - 9 1 MAY 14 3.2 - 5 13 APR 17 0.4 - 1 6 JUN 19 1.4 - 4 6 AUG 15 2.2 - 10 1 MAY 14 3.2 - 6 13 APR 17 0.4 - 2 6 JUN 19 1.5 - 1 13 APR 17 2.2 - 11 1 MAY 14 3.2 - 7 18 JAN 18 0.4 - 3 6 JUN 19 1.5 - 2 13 APR 17 2.2 - 12 1 MAY 14 3.2 - 8 18 JAN 18 0.4 - 4 6 JUN 19 1.5 - 3 13 APR 17 2.2 - 13 16 FEB 17 3.3 - 1 14 FEB 19 0.4 - 5 6 JUN 19 1.5 - 4 13 APR 17 2.2 - 14 16 FEB 17 3.3 - 2 13 APR 17 0.4 - 6 6 JUN 19 1.5 - 5 1 MAY 14 2.2 - 15 22 JAN 15 3.3 - 3 27 SEP 18 0.4 - 7 6 JUN 19 1.5 - 6 1 MAY 14 2.2 - 16 22 JAN 15 3.3 - 4 27 SEP 18 0.4 - 8 6 JUN 19 1.5 - 7 13 APR 17 2.2 - 17 16 FEB 17 3.3 - 5 27 SEP 18 0.5 - 1 11 MAY 17 1.5 - 8 13 APR 17 2.2 - 18 16 FEB 17 3.3 - 6 27 SEP 18 0.5 - 2 11 MAY 17 1.5 - 9 13 APR 17 2.3 - 1 1 MAY 14 3.4 - 1 8 JUN 17 0.6 - 1 31 AUG 17 1.5 - 10 13 APR 17 2.3 - 2 1 MAY 14 3.4 - 2 8 JUN 17 0.6 - 2 31 AUG 17 1.5 - 11 13 APR 17 2.3 - 3 6 JUL 17 3.4 - 3 20 DEC 18 1.5 - 12 13 APR 17 2.3 - 4 6 JUL 17 3.4 - 4 20 DEC 18 1.5 - 13 1 MAY 14 2.3 - 5 12 MAY 16 3.5 - 1 31 AUG 17 1.5 - 14 1 MAY 14 2.3 - 6 12 MAY 16 3.5 - 2 31 AUG 17 1.5 - 15 1 MAY 14 2.3 - 7 1 MAY 14 3.5 - 3 31 AUG 17 1.5 - 16 1 MAY 14 2.3 - 8 1 MAY 14 3.5 - 4 31 AUG 17 1.5 - 17 13 APR 17 2.3 - 9 1 MAY 14 3.5 - 5 31 AUG 17 1.5 - 18 13 APR 17 2.3 - 10 1 MAY 14 3.5 - 6 31 AUG 17 1.5 - 19 11 MAY 17 2.3 - 11 1 MAY 14 3.6 - 1 20 DEC 18 1.5 - 20 26 OCT 17 2.3 - 12 1 MAY 14 3.6 - 2 20 DEC 18 1.5 - 21 13 APR 17 2.4 - 1 6 JUN 19 3.6 - 3 14 FEB 19 1.5 - 22 13 APR 17 2.4 - 2 6 JUN 19 3.6 - 4 14 FEB 19 1.5 - 23 26 OCT 17 2.4 - 3 6 JUN 19 1.5 - 24 11 MAY 17 2.4 - 4 6 JUN 19 1.5 - 25 13 APR 17 2.5 - 1 24 NOV 16 1.5 - 26 13 APR 17 2.5 - 2 24 NOV 16 1.5 - 27 1 MAY 14 2.6 - 1 1 MAY 14 1.5 - 28 1 MAY 14 2.6 - 2 1 MAY 14 GEN 4 1.5 - 29 1 MAY 14 2.7 - 1 17 JAN 19 4.1 - 1 9 MAY 19 1.5 - 30 1 MAY 14 2.7 - 2 17 JAN 19 4.1 - 2 9 MAY 19 1.6 - 1 31 AUG 17 2.7 - 3 17 JAN 19 4.1 - 3 9 MAY 19 1.6 - 2 31 AUG 17 2.7 - 4 17 JAN 19 4.1 - 4 9 MAY 19 1.7 - 1 13 APR 17 2.7 - 5 17 JAN 19 4.1 - 5 11 APR 19 1.7 - 2 13 APR 17 2.7 - 6 17 JAN 19 4.1 - 6 11 APR 19 1.7 - 3 14 APR 16 4.1 - 7 9 MAY 19 1.7 - 4 14 APR 16 4.1 - 8 9 MAY 19 1.7 - 5 14 APR 16 4.1 - 9 9 MAY 19 1.7 - 6 14 APR 16 4.1 - 10 9 MAY 19 1.7 - 7 14 APR 16 4.1 - 11 23 NOV 17 1.7 - 8 14 APR 16 4.1 - 12 23 NOV 17 1.7 - 9 1 MAY 14 4.2 - 1 9 MAY 19 1.7 - 10 1 MAY 14 4.2 - 2 9 MAY 19 OFFICE OF CIVIL AVIATION AIP AMDT 6/19 A I P GEN 0.4
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