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Ad 2 - Egos - 1 - 1 UK MIL AIP SHAWBURY AD 2 - EGOS - 1 - 1 15 JUL 21 EGOS AD 2.1 - LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME EGOS - SHAWBURY EGOS AD 2.2 - AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA 1 ARP Co-ordinates and site at AD: N52 47 37·05 W002 40 04·58 Centred on the mid-point of Rwy 18/36. 2 Direction and distance from City: 6nm NE of Shrewsbury. 3 Elevation/Reference Temperature: 248ft/20° C. 4 Magnetic Variation / Annual Change: 1° W (MAY 2021) / 0° 07’ decreasing. 5 Geoid Undulation at AD Elev Position: ---- AD Administration: Royal Air Force Address: Shawbury Shrewsbury Shropshire SY4 4DZ. 6 Telephone: Mil: 95531 7163/7114 (Ops). Civ: (01939) 250351 ext 7232/7233 (ATC) Fax: --- E-mail: [email protected] Web site: --- 7 Types of Traffic Permitted (IFR/VFR): IFR/VFR 8 Remarks: Nil EGOS AD 2.3 - OPERATIONAL HOURS 1 AD: 0845-1700 Mon-Fri (Winter), 0745-1615 Mon-Fri (Summer). 2 Customs and Immigration: By arrangement. 3 Health and Sanitation: No Sanitation support available. 4 AIS Briefing Office: HO. 5 ATS Reporting Office (ARO): HO. 6 MET Briefing Office: MET Office opening hours are 0600 (A) to end of flying Monday to Friday. 7 ATS: HO. 8 Fuelling: HO. 9 Handling: HO. 10 Security: H24. 11 De-Icing: Nil. Remarks: PNR for Military aircraft. 12 PPR for Civil aircraft. EGOS AD 2.4 - HANDLING SERVICES AND FACILITIES 1 Cargo Handling Facilities: Nil. 2 Fuel/Oil /HydraulicTypes: F34. O-135, 149, 155. H-515, OX7. 3 Fuelling Facilities/Capacity: Bowser. Open and pressure refuelling available. Oxygen: LPOX. No liquid oxygen available, only gaseous replenishment available (used 4 on emergency systems). 5 De-Icing Facilities: Nil. 6 Starting Units: GEMS Codes: HRZ, DFP, DMR 7 Hangar space for visiting aircraft: Limited. Subject to prior arrangement. 8 Repair facilities for visiting aircraft: Nil. 9 Remarks: VASF available 0800-1700(A). AIRAC 07/21 AD 2 - EGOS - 1 - 2 SHAWBURY UK MIL AIP 16 JUL 20 EGOS AD 2.5 - PASSENGER FACILITIES 1 Accommodation: Nil on station. Local hotels in the Shrewsbury area. 2 Medical Facilities: Medical Centre. 3 Remarks: Visitors must be prepared to arrange their own accommodation off station. EGOS AD 2.6 - RESCUE AND FIRE FIGHTING SERVICES AD Category for Fire Fighting: 0745-1615 Mon-Thu & 0745-1600 Fri (Summer); 0845-1700 Mon-Fri (Winter) 1 ICAO 4 (2x AFRR Vehicles). OT ICAO 3 available on request to meet No.1 FTS requirements. 2 Rescue Equipment: As required for Crash Category ICAO 4 (Days), ICAO 3 (Nights). Capability for removal of disabled Nil. 3 aircraft: EGOS AD 2.7 - SEASONAL AVAILABILITY - CLEARING Type of Clearing equipment: Mechanical, chemical de-icing; Limited to clear Aprons, Runways are not 1 cleared. Remarks: Braking action assessment by Mu-Meter. 2 Latest available information from ATC. EGOS AD 2.8 - APRONS,TAXIWAYS AND CHECK LOCATIONS DATA Apron surfaces: Apron Surface Strength Blacktop & ASP 1 (VASF) LCG V 1 Concrete ASP 2 Concrete LCG IV ASP 4 Concrete LCG III Taxiway width, surface and strength: SE Taxiway. VASF Apron to 15 Concrete LCG IV Rwy 36 Thld. SW Taxiway. Rwy 36 Thld to 15 Concrete LCG IV Rwy 05 Thld. NW Taxiway. 2 Rwy 05 Thld to 15 Blacktop LCG V Rwy 18 Thld. Rwy 18 to 15 Blacktop LCG V Rwy 23 link Link Road. VASF 15 Blacktop LCG V to ATC. Altimeter Check Location and N/A. 3 Elevation: VOR Checkpoints: Nil. 4 INS Checkpoints: Nil. Remarks: 1. Taxiway from Rwy 23 Threshold to VASF closed to fixed wing aircraft. No 5 routine parking available for armed aircraft. AIRAC 08/20 UK MIL AIP SHAWBURY AD 2 - EGOS - 1 - 3 15 JUL 21 EGOS AD 2.9 - SURFACE MOVEMENT GUIDANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEM MARKINGS Use of aircraft stand ID signs: Nil. Taxiway guide lines & visual Yellow taxiway markings & parking slot guidance with ground marshallers. 1 docking/parking guidance system of aircraft stands: Runway & taxiway markings & lighting: Runway: 18/36: Rwy designation, threshold, centreline and Distance To Go Boards either side of Rwy (Northerly pair of Distance To Go Boards have been removed). 05/23: Rwy designation, threshold, centreline markings. 2 Taxiway: All have Yellow centreline markings. Rwy 18 to Medium Bomber Dispersal has Green centreline lighting. All other taxiways have Blue edge lighting. Rwy 18/36 Green wingbars. 3 Stop Bars and runway guard lights: Red stop bars on all taxiway thresholds. 4 Other runway protection measures: Nil. 5 Remarks: Nil. EGOS AD 2.10 - AERODROME OBSTACLES Please refer to the “Measured Height Survey” data on the UK Mil AIP website www.aidu.mod.uk/aip. EGOS AD 2.11 - METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATION 1 Associated MET Office: Shawbury. Hours of service: MET Office operating hours are 0600(A) to end of flying Monday to Friday. 2 MET Office outside hours: Not routinely open weekends / PH / stand-downs. Regional MET Unit Waddington. Office responsible for TAF information: Shawbury. 3 Periods of validity: 9 hours. Type of landing forecast: TREND / TAF. 4 Interval of issuance: 30 Mins. 5 Briefing/consultation provided: Self-briefing / personal / telephone. Flight documentation: Charts / TAFs / METARs / Warnings. 6 Language(s) used: Abbreviated plain language text. Charts and other information available Surface synoptic charts, weather chart below 10000ft, area forecast, cross 7 for briefing or consultation: section, TAF, rainfall radar, thunderstorm location, satellite imagery, upper winds, computer modelled output surface observations. Supplementary equipment available for MOMIDS - Requires checking with MET / other aerodromes. 8 providing information: 9 ATS units provided with information: Tern Hill & Cosford. Additional information (limitation of Nil. 10 services etc): Remarks: MET Office Shawbury forecaster ext. (95531 7275) diverted to Defence 11 guidance unit north. AIRAC 07/21 AD 2 - EGOS - 1 - 4 SHAWBURY UK MIL AIP 15 JUL 21 EGOS AD 2.12 - RUNWAY PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS Threshold elevation Designations Dimensions of Strength (PCN) and True and MAG Threshold highest elevation of TDZ Runway Runway surface of Runway bearing co-ordinates of precision Number (m) and stopway APP Rwy 1 2 3 4 5 6 LCG IV 179°53’20’’ GEO N52 48 06·67 241·63ft 18 1831 x 45 Blacktop & Concrete 180°45’24’’ MAG W002 40 04·68 TDZE 241·63ft with Concrete ends LCG IV 359°53’20’’ GEO N52 47 07·43 237·14ft 36 1831 x 45 Blacktop & Concrete 000°45’24’’ MAG W002 40 04·48 TDZE 241·93ft with Concrete ends LCG IV 044°46’34’’ GEO N52 47 33·69 247·31ft 05 1375 x 45 Blacktop & Concrete 045°38’37’’ MAG W002 40 35·99 TDZE 247·93ft with Concrete ends LCG IV 224°47’15’’ GEO N52 48 05·27 238·19ft 23 1375 x 45 Blacktop & Concrete 225°39’18’’ MAG W002 39 44·28 TDZE 246·95ft with Concrete ends Desig & Stopway Clearway Strip Slope OFZ Dimensions (m) Dimensions (m) Dimensions (m) of Rwy/Swy 7 8 9 10 11 18 - 0·08%D 183 x 46 305 x 150 2077 x 300 - 36 - 0·08%U 183 x 46 269 x 150 2077 x 300 - 05 - 0·20%D Nil Nil 1438 x 300 - 23 - 0·20%U Nil Nil 1438 x 300 - 12 Arresting Systems Rwy 36 RAF Type A ___________________________________________RAF Type A ______ Rwy 18 (51ft Ovrn) (51ft Ovrn) For normal operations, both barriers down. 13 Remarks Rwy 18/36 liable to be slippery when wet. EGOS AD 2.13 - DECLARED DISTANCES TORA TODA ASDA LDA Runway Remarks (m) (m) (m) (m) 1 2 3 4 5 6 TORA = Thr 18 to Thr 36. TODA = Thr 18 to Thr 36. 18 1,831 1,831 1,831 1,831 ASDA = Thr 18 to Thr 36. LDA = Thr 18 to Thr 36. TORA = Thr 36 to Thr 18. TODA = Thr 36 to Thr 18. 36 1,831 1,965 1,831 1,831 ASDA = Thr 36 to Thr 18. LDA = Thr 36 to Thr 18. TORA = Thr 05 to Thr 23. TODA = Thr 05 to Thr 23. 05 1,375 1,375 1,375 1,375 ASDA = Thr 05 to Thr 23. LDA = Thr 05 to Thr 23. TORA = Thr 23 to Thr 05. TODA = Thr 23 to Thr 05. 23 1,375 1,375 1,375 1,375 ASDA = Thr 23 to Thr 05. LDA = Thr 23 to Thr 05. AIRAC 07/21 UK MIL AIP SHAWBURY AD 2 - EGOS - 1 - 5 20 MAY 21 EGOS AD 2.14 - APPROACH AND RUNWAY LIGHTING Runway Runway PAPI VASIS Centreline edge Runway Threshold Angle Stopway Approach TDZ lighting lighting End lighting Distance lighting Runway lighting Type lighting Length Length lighting Colour from Thr Length(m) Length Intensity Length Spacing Spacing Colour Wingbars (MEHT) Colour Colour Colour Wingbars Intensity Intensity 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 PAPI 3° Elevated HI Green CL5B 278m LI Uni - 30m HI 18 2953ft / 900m from dspld --- --- White. Red. --- with green HI threshold Omni - 90m Wingbars (49ft) White. PAPI 3° Elevated HI Green CL2B 167m LI Uni - 30m HI 36 1411ft / 430m from dspld --- --- White. Red. --- with green HI threshold Omni - 90m Wingbars (32ft) White. PAPI 3° 160m Green Omni - 90m 05 --- from dspld --- --- --- --- HI White. threshold (30ft) PAPI 3° 164m Green Omni - 90m 23 --- from dspld --- --- --- --- HI White. threshold (30ft) Remarks: Rwy 18/36 Approach and rwy lighting is non-compliant with RA3500. 10 Rwy 05/23 has no Approach lighting or IRDMs and rwy lighting is non-compliant with RA3500. EGOS AD 2.15 - OTHER LIGHTING, SECONDARY POWER SUPPLY A Bn/I Bn location, characteristics and I Bn: N52 48 07·06 W002 39 52·31 1 hours of operation: “SY” • • • - • - - . HO.
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