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Monthly Notam Summary MONTHLY NOTAM SUMMARY NOTAM LIST TEL: 91-22-26819422 Series C FAX : 91-22-26828000 st AFS: VABBYNYX AIRPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA 1 APRIL 2017 E-mail: [email protected] INTERNATIONAL NOTAM OFFICE ATS COMPLEX, NEAR SAHAR CARGO MUMBAI - 400099 The following C SERIES NOTAMs are valid on 1st APRIL 2017. NOTAM not included in the list have been cancelled, time expired, superseded by AIP Supplement or incorporated in the AIP. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: FOR TEXT OF NOTAM PERTAINING TO THE PERIOD PRIOR TO THE YEAR 2017, PLEASE REFER TO SUMMARY OF JANUARY 2017. SUMMARY OF 1 JANUARY 2017 SHOULD BE PRESERVED TILL NEXT JANUARY. YEAR=2008 : 0092 0600 YEAR=2009 : 0968 0972 0973 1003 1004 1010 1020 YEAR=2010 : 0501 0660 YEAR=2011 : 0328 0337 0342 0572 0604 0642 0747 0753 1229 YEAR=2012 : 0329 0421 0504 0520 0639 0662 0690 0736 1042 1063 1064 1065 1074 1107 1136 1154 YEAR=2013 : 0009 0054 0211 0284 0356 0379 0433 0464 0465 0466 0467 0468 0472 0473 0509 0535 0540 0541 0542 0548 0549 0550 0568 0579 0581 0592 0630 0634 0657 0702 0788 0793 0794 0808 0982 0995 0996 1011 1062 YEAR=2014 : 0008 0165 0318 0319 0439 0459 0460 0462 0543 0544 0546 0556 0597 0634 0838 0849 0881 0882 0983 YEAR=2015 : 0050 0051 0063 0491 0519 0520 0645 0759 0776 0777 0778 0779 0780 0781 0782 0783 0784 0785 0786 0787 0788 0789 0790 0791 0792 0805 0814 0916 0981 YEAR=2016 : 0014 0023 0028 0037 0047 0048 0051 0052 0054 0055 0056 0058 0061 0071 0118 0156 0163 0224 0287 0359 0361 0438 0474 0502 0524 0558 0590 0615 0622 0709 0747 0752 0811 0819 0842 0843 0893 0954 1019 1029 1064 1080 1097 1100 1104 1111 1120 YEAR=2017 : 0008 0020 0021 0027 0031 0033 0043 0051 0072 0073 0081 0082 0088 0136 0146 0155 0162 0163 0164 0166 0173 0179 0180 0181 0183 0184 0186 0187 0207 0222 0226 0227 0228 0232 0241 0244 0245 0246 0248 0249 0251 0259 0263 0265 0268 0269 0272 0273 0286 0287 0288 0289 0290 0292 0293 0295 0297 0300 0301 0302 0304 0306 0307 0308 0309 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- AURANGABAD VAAU C0342/11 1103311230/PERM C0520/12 1206061015/PERM C0690/12 1207230001/PERM C1063/12 1211161330/PERM C1064/12 1211161330/PERM C1065/12 1211161300/PERM C0379/13 1304180715/PERM C0581/13 1306241200/PERM C0808/13 1309121030/PERM C0881/14 1501080000/PERM C0882/14 1501080000/PERM C0776/15 1510120200/PERM C0037/16 1601120015/PERM C0136/17 1702150530/1712312359 LIST OF TEMPO EXEMPTIONS FOR CAR NON-COMPLAINCES FOR AURANGABAD AP. SERIAL NR. : 1 2 EXEMPTIONS : WID OF GRADING,SLOPE CAT-1 ALS MUMBAI 1ST APRIL 2017 Page 1 OF 11 MONTHLY NOTAM SUMMARY BASIC STRIP STRENGTH ON FOR RWY-27 RWY STRIP PARA 3.4.3 3.4.8, 3.4.10, 5.3.4.1 (CAR SECTION-4, 3.4.12, 3.4.16 SERIES-B PART-1): TEMPO/PERM : TEMPO TEMPO TEMPO PERIOD OF EXEMPTION UPTO: 31/12/2017 31/12/2017 31/12/2017 C0180/17 1703010015/PERM LENGTH OF ABRIDGED CAT 1 LIGHTING SYSTEM RWY27 460M LENGHT OF SIMPLE APROACH LIGHTING RWY09 420M C0232/17 1703171201/1704021515 WIND DIRECTION AND SPEED INDICATOR IN TOWER U/S C0249/17 1703231222/PERM COORD OF LOC, GP AND GP/DME RWY 27 ARE AS FLW FAC COORD LOC 195146.28N 0752242.89E GP 195143.33N 0752423.71E GP/DME 195143.33N 0752423.71E DME ANTENNA TOP ELEV 586.18 M AMSL AMEND E-AIP INDIA AD 2.19 AND ENR 4.1 ACCORDINGLY C0251/17 1703260015/1710281515 BTN 0015-0200 AND 1100-1515.HR OF OPS ATS EXC NDB, DVOR/DME 24 HR. 24 HR PRIOR PERMISSION REQUIRED FOR NON SKED OPS. 4 HR PN FOR WATCH EXTENSION C0309/17 1703311400/1903141515 VALIDITY OF AD LICENSE ISSUED BY DGCA.ICAO LOCATION INDICATOR-VAAU NAME OF AD-AURANGABAD AIRPORT AD LICENSE NO-AL/PUBLIC/035 DATE OF ISSUE OF LICENSE- 15.03.2017 DATE OF VALIDITY OF LICENSE- 14.03.2019 BHUJ VABJ C1029/16 1611251215/PERM C0259/17 1703280115/1706271300 0115-0445 AND 0930-1300.HR OF OPS DVOR BHU 112.6 MHZ AND COLOCATED DME TX1160 MHZ/ RX1097 MHZ C0286/17 1703310030/1705310830 MAR 31 0030-0430 AND 0930-1330.APR 1 TO MAY 31 0030-0830 HR OF OPS OF TERMINAL BLDG AND CIV APN.24 HR PN TO OPR ANY NON-SKED FLT/EXTN OF WATCH VADODARA VABO C0421/12 1205060130/PERM C0639/12 1207010001/PERM C0662/12 1207100700/PERM C1154/12 1212190030/PERM C0284/13 1303300130/PERM C0472/13 1305230030/PERM C0995/13 1312120000/PERM C0996/13 1312120000/PERM C0777/15 1510120200/PERM C0916/15 1512031200/PERM C0524/16 1606131200/PERM C0558/16 1606230630/PERM C0590/16 1606291300/PERM C0020/17 1701060424/1901052359 VALIDITY OF LICENCE ISSUED BY DGCA ICAO LOCATION INDICATOR VABO NAME OF AD VADODARA AIRPORT AD LICENSE NR AL/PUBLIC/028 DATE OF ISSUEING LICENSE 06.01.2017 DATE OF VALIDITY OF LICENSE 05.01.2019 C0248/17 1703260030/1704301610 0030-1610. HR OF OPS OF ATS EXC DVOR/DME C0289/17 1703310030/1706301620 OBST LGT PROVIDED ON TOP OF ARRESTER BARRIER HUT LCA AT BEGINNING OF RWY 22 APRX 50M AWAY FM RCL ON R SIDE OF RWY 22 NOT AVBL DUE MAINT. PILOT TO EXER MUMBAI 1ST APRIL 2017 Page 2 OF 11 MONTHLY NOTAM SUMMARY CTN WHILE LDG AND TKOF C0290/17 1703310030/1706301620 PRKG STAND 1,2,3,4 NOT AVBL DUE WORK ON AEROBRIDGE IN PROGRESS. C0306/17 1703310430/1704301230 0430-1230. CABLE LAYING AND TRENCH DIGGING WIP 44M FM RWY CL AND 33M FM ALL TWY CL ON BOTH SIDE.TRENCH SIZE 0.8MX0.35M. PILOT TO EXER CTN WHILE LDG/TOF AND TAXIING BHOPAL VABP C0634/13 1307040100/PERM C0008/14 1401031000/PERM C0778/15 1510120200/PERM C0359/16 1604250445/1804142359 C0438/16 1605260100/PERM C0622/16 1607120100/PERM C0842/16 1611010500/1704301230 C0843/16 1611010500/1704301230 C0269/17 1703271215/PERM LP DME ASSOCIATED WITH ILS RWY 30 COORD:N231700.2927 E0772018.6284 FREQ 1060/997 MHZ CALLSIGN IBPH DME ANTENNA TOP ELEVATION AMSL 529.01 M AMEND E-AIP INDIA VABP AD 2.19 AND ENR 4.1-VABP ACCORDINGLY. BHAVNAGAR VABV C1074/12 1211220330/PERM C0464/13 1305210330/PERM C0465/13 1305210330/PERM C0466/13 1305210330/PERM C0467/13 1305210330/PERM C0468/13 1305210330/PERM C0702/13 1308010330/PERM C0793/13 1309070330/PERM C0794/13 1309070330/PERM C0439/14 1405300711/PERM C0779/15 1510120200/PERM C0028/16 1601070500/1711272359 C0082/17 1702010400/1704301500 0400-0530 DLY AND 1230-1430 ON MON TUE WED THU FRI SUN,1230-1500 ON SAT HR OF OPS ATS EXC DVOR/DME. RESCUE AND FIRE FIGHTING SER CAT 5 AVBL. 24 HR PN FOR SKED/NONSKED FOR ATC SER C0179/17 1703010541/1712312359 DGCA HAS GRANTED TEMPORARY EXEMPTION FOR ISOLATION PARKING DAMAN VADN C0968/09 0912091100/PERM C0972/09 0912091113/PERM C0973/09 0912091115/PERM C1010/09 9812210001/PERM C0501/10 1007061315/PERM C0328/11 1103291155/PERM C0337/11 1103310200/PERM C0572/11 1106240130/PERM C0747/11 1108030130/PERM C1229/11 1112291127/PERM C0788/13 1309030200/PERM C0982/13 1311090200/PERM C0543/14 1407080930/PERM C0544/14 1407090200/PERM C0063/15 1501290200/PERM C0811/16 1610010000/PERM C0207/17 1703080737/1705311200 DIGGING WIP ON UNPAVED SHOULDERS RWY 10/28. RWY 10/28 NOT AVBL MUMBAI 1ST APRIL 2017 Page 3 OF 11 MONTHLY NOTAM SUMMARY C0272/17 1703291346/1705310800 WIDENING AND STRENGTHENING OF EMERG ESCAPE ROAD COMMENCING FM THR RWY 21 TO PERIPHERY ROAD WIP.MEN, MATERIAL AND MACHINERY WILL BE OPR ON THE SITE. PILOTS TO EXER CTN WHILE LDG/TKOF AND TAXING. C0273/17 1703291353/1705310800 WIDENING AND STRENGTHENING OF PERIPHERY ROAD WIP.MEN, MATERIAL AND MACHINERY WILL BE OPR ON SITE WHICH FALLS IN ZONE II OF RWY SHOULDERS.PILOT TO EXER CTN WHILE LDG/TKOF C0288/17 1704010000/1704301400 RED PERIOD REVISED AS FLW.0000-0150, 0700-0800,1250-1400 EXTENSIVE BIRD ACT OBS.FLY NOT PERMITTED IN THE RED PERIOD ON THIS AIRFIELD EXC URGENT/OPR FLY. PILOTS TO EXER CTN WHILE LDG/TKOF DIU VADU C0787/15 1510120200/PERM C0031/17 C0031/17 1701100915/PERM AD DATA OF DIU AP. ARP COORD: 204250N 0705522E, AD ELEV : 32 FT, AD REF TEMP: 32.5 DEG C, DIRECTION AND DIST FM CITY - 7 KM W OF DIU BUS STAND, TYPE OF TFC PERMITTED: VFR,TA -4000 FT. 1) AP OPERATOR /ADMINISTRATION : OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR, DIU-362520, TEL 02875-252111, FAX:-02875-252333 2) AIR TRAFFIC SER OFFICE: AIRPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA, DIU AP, DIU 362520, TEL: 02875-275543, MOB NR: 09824230922,FAX:-02875-275365 OPR HR: AP ADMINISTRATION-DLY 0930 TO 1800 HR,ATS/MET/CNS-AVBL.REF LATEST NOTAM FOR HR OF OPS REFUELLING FAC: NOT AVBL, AD FIRE FIGHTING: CAT V RWY MARKING:RWY DESIGNATION,THR,TDZ,AIMING POINT,CL AND EDGE MARKED PRKG BAY-01 SUITABLE FOR ATR-72 TYPE ACFT,APN SFC: FLEXIBLE, STRENGTH:LCN-20 TWY WIDTH: TWY A-18M,TWY B-23M SFC- FLEXIBLE AND STRENGTH- LCN-20 RWY PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS: RWY MAG.BRG RWY DIMENSION(M) PCN STRIP DIMENSION(M) 05 052 DEG 1825X45 LCN30 1945X150 23 232 DEG 1825X45 LCN30 1945X150 DECLARED DISTANCES: RWY TORA(M) TODA(M) ASDA(M) LDA(M) 05 1825 1825 1825 1825 23 1825 1825 1825 1825 ABN :AVBL ATS/COM FAC: VHF, CALL SIGN -DIU TWR, FREQ-122.9MHZ RDO NAV AID- NDB ‘DU’ 307 KHZ RMK:-OBST IN APCH/TKOF AREAS:TREES IN THE APCH PATH OF RWY 05/23. RWY STRIP WIDTH ON BOTH SIDES VARIES BTN 75M TO 60M AT FEW LCA C0155/17 1702270645/1710270945 EST MON TUE THU AND SAT BTN 0645-0945 NO WATCH ON WED FRI AND SUN HR OF OPS OF TWR 122.9MHZ, NDB DU 307KHZ FIRE FIGHTING AND RESCUE SER CAT V.24 HR PN FOR EXTENSION OF WATCH FOR NON-SKED FLT GONDIA VAGD C0092/08 0802070500/PERM C0600/08 0809250001/PERM C0604/11 1106280830/PERM C0642/11 1107020130/PERM C0433/13 1305130650/PERM C0592/13 1306270430/PERM C0318/14 1404030230/PERM C0319/14 1404021121/PERM C0788/15 1510120200/PERM C0241/17 1703220330/1704291330 MON-FRI 0330-1600.SAT 0330-1330.HR OF OPS ATS.
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