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Manual of Air Traffic Services (MATS-1) भारतीय िवमानपन प्रािधकरण AIRPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA MANUAL OF AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES PART‐1 Air Navigation Services July 6, 2020 Fifth Edition ED/ATM/2020/E5.00‐MATS‐PRT‐1 MANUAL OF AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES PART 1 (ED/ATM/2020/E5.00-MATS-PRT1) July 6, 2020 Controlled Copy Number If Number is in RED colour ‐‐‐ It is “Controlled Copy” If Number is in BLACK colour ‐‐‐ It is “Uncontrolled Copy Document Approving Authority: Executive Director (ATM) Airports Authority of India, Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan, Safdarjung Airport, New Delhi‐110003 Email: [email protected] Blank Page wffiE RiE, cr{.s.vs , 鰤 赫 ARVIND SINGH,:AS AIRPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA 鋼 日 rr$q ril* rnrq Chai日 耐an Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan trq.flEiT wr{ qsr, T{ Gid-rrooos. l甲「押暉ノPhone:011‐ 24632930 Safdarjung Airport, New Delhi-l 1 0003. 熱電aLlよ鵞警leЮ \ FOREWORD AAI Act, 1995 mandates'Airports.{uthority of India.to provide air traffic servibes over entire Indian air space. These services comprise of air ' traffic control service, advisory service, flight information service, and alerting service. In orderto achieve the objectives ofair traffic services, there is a need to standardize procedures necessary for the safety of air navigation which can be uniformly appried throughout India. Maintaining the acceptable levels of safety calls for standardization and quality assurance in every sub system of Air Traffic System qt one end ' and maintaining harmony with the ICAO standards and recommeirded practices at the other end to achieve this objective, this Manual of Air Traffic Services -Part I has been developed by ATM Directorate of Airports Authority of India. The purpose of this document is to establish procedures, .provide information and instructions which are essential for the provision of safe and efficient air traffic services in the lndian administered airspace and.at airports where air.traffic services are provided by Airports Authority of India. It is published for use and guidance of its ATS personnel. The.ATS in-charge of an ATC center shall ensure that the prpvision of air traffic services are in accordance with the processes, procedures and instructions contained in this manrRl. This manual fulfills the need for best practices in provision of Air traffic Services according to international & national standards and recommended practices. I, therefore; ball.upon all the AAI personnel engaged in the provisions of Air Traffic Serfuices to comply with the'standards, recommended practices and procedures given in this manual to continue to provide safe and efficient air traffic services under their jurisdiction Blank Page 呻頭 喩 面 A:RPoRTS AUTHORITY OFINolA V:NEET GULAT! … ¬Nや可11お Чq■ 劇く照 榛 嘔 0昭o) , Member ttNS) PhOne 1 91‐ 24631969 ‖03 Al― 脚 耐OF叫 Ⅶ町 MΨ ■μ 郡 イ 11‐ 鵠→蒔 軸 /Fax :91‐ 11124629567 Sa,attung Ai『 Ron,New Deh卜 110003 キ｀/E― mall i memberans@a」 aerO “ PREFACE 1) This Manua1 0fAir Trafflc Ser宙cお (MATS)I Pa■ l iS prepatled for thc usc and guidancc of cxecutives and staff of Airpbrts・ Authority of lndia(AAI).The Manり al providcs proccsseS,proccdurcs and instructions that′ are essential for the provision ofsafehndefflcientairtrafflcserviceswLhintheairspaccsunderthejurisdicdOnOf AAI and at airports where aig traffic services aie provided by AAI. 2)_ This Manual has been.developed as a part of comprehensive documbntation of the ATS procedures, processes and facillties supporting conforma.pce to organ izational :'requirements and compliance with National Regulations' and Standards & Recommended pJactices of IC.AO ANNEX 11, PANS - ATM DOC 4444 and other ICAO documents relevant to the' provisions, of Air Traffic Services that are 3) In addition to MATS - Part l,'airport specific Manuals of Airiraffic Services ' (MATS) -Part2have been developed by ATS-in-charges of various airports, as part of . the above mentioned documentation process. MATS - Part 2 contains information, guidahce, procedures and instructions.applicable to the ATS units of those particular airports and aie maintained by ATS-in-charges of.the concerned airport. j 4) Differences from ICAO Standards und R..o*mpnded Practices oIICAO Annex I I . are published in AIP India. 5) Wherever there is a difference between'a standard p."r&ib.d by ICAO and one in this.manual, the standard prescribed in.this manual shall prevail. , . 6) This manual should be read in conjmction with the following: a) ICAO Annex I I - Air Traffic Services b) ICAO Annex 2 - Rules of the Air c) PANS - ATM Doc 4444 - Procedures for Air Navigation Services - Air Traffic Management ) の Doc 7030 - Regional Supplti:mentary Procedures , ｃ ＞ ,Doc 9426 - Air Traffic Services Planning Manual ３ Doc 9613 - Performance Based Navigation Manuai ９ Doc 9683 - Human Factor Training Manual り .Doq 9694 - Manual of Air Traffic Services Data Link Applications Ｄ Doc 9870 - Manual on the Prevention of Runway Incursions j) Aeronautical lnformation Publication (AIP) - India k) Relevant DGCA CARs and Circulars l) Current Air Traffic Management Circulars (ATMCs) and CAP Documents m) Manual of Air Traffic Services -Part2 (Airport Specific) 7) It is to be recognized that in the changing aviation safety environment, the need to amend the manual may be necessitated by a number of causes, such as: a) Changes/amendments to ICAO AnnexeslDocuments b) Changes to/introduction of DGCA CARs and Circulars c) Introduction ofnew technologY d) Requirements from ATS, Airlines or any other concerned agency g) Fifth edition of the Manual is issued after updating it and incorporating amendments to pANS - ATM DOC 4444lother ICAO documents, DGCA CARs/Circulars and relevant contents of some of the Air Traffic Management Circulars (ATMCs) and is based on the basis of experience gained and comments/suggestions received from the users of this manual. 9) Views, comments and suggestions for improvement of this edition, may be sent to the Executive Director (Air Traffic Flow Management), Airports Authority of India, CHQ, New Delhi. Membcr(Air Navigadon SeⅣ iccs) 26.06.2020 Airports Authority of India Manual of Air Traffic Services-Part 1 AMEMDMENTS RECORDS OF AMENDMENTS AND CORRIGENDA AMEMDMENTS No. Date Applicable Date Entered Entered by July 6, 2020 ED/ATM/2020/E5.00-MATS-PRT1 i. Blank Page Airports Authority of India Manual of Air Traffic Services-Part 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Para No. Title Page No. CHAPTER 1 : DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION AND CONTROL 1.1 Title of the document 1-1 1.2 Purpose of this chapter 1‐1 1.3 Purpose of the manual 1‐1 1.4 Responsibility for documentation and publication 1‐1 1.5 Authority/responsibility for changes 1-1 1.6 Review 1-2 1.7 Interpretation of words 1-2 1.8 Effective date 1-3 1.9 Change history 1-3 1.10 Format 1-3 1.11 Controlling the manual 1-3 1.12 Distribution of the manual 1-3 1.13 Master copy 1-3 1.14 Checking currency of the manual 1-3 1.15 Enquiries 1-3 CHAPTER 2: DEFINITIONS CHAPTER 3: GENERAL 3.1 Organizational Structure and Functions 3-1 3.1.1 Airports Authority of India 3-1 3.1.2 Functions of Airports Authority of India and ATM Directorate 3-1 3.2 Roles and Responsibilities of Air Traffic Management Directorate 3-1 3.3 Operational Supervision 3-2 3.4 ATM Staffing 3-2 3.5 Stress/Fatigue Mitigation of ATCOs – Rest and Relief 3-2 3.5.1 General 3-2 3.5.2 Rest and Relief 3-2 3.5.3 Position Rotation 3-3 3.5.4 Interval between Period of Duty 3-3 3.5.5 Other Stress/Fatigue relieving measures 3-3 3.6 Provision of Air Traffic Services 3-3 3.7 Search and Rescue (SAR) 3-5 3.7.1 Responsible authority 3-5 3.7.2 Area of responsibility 3-5 3.7.3 Satellite aided search and rescue 3-8 3.7.4 SAR agreements 3-8 3.7.5 Conditions of availability 3-8 3.7.6 Procedures and signals used 3-8 3.7.7 Forced Landing 3-9 3.8 Maintenance of ATS unit log books 3-9 3.9 Retention of Operational Documents-Period Thereof-Method For Destruction 3-10 3.10 Entry into Air Traffic Control Units 3-11 3.11 Procedures to be followed in ATC Operational Areas with respect to Mobile 3-11 Phones 3.12 ATC Watch Taking Over Procedures 3-12 3.13 Duties and Responsibilities of ATC Watch Supervisory Officer (WSO) 3-12 3.13.1 Duties and responsibilities of WSO 3-12 3.14 Documents to be Kept in ATS Units 3-14 3.15 Procedure for Opening, Closing and Extension of ATC Watch 3-14 3.15.1 ATC watch hours 3-14 July 6, 2020 ED/ATM/2020/E5.00-MATS-PRT1 P a g e | 1 Manual of Air Traffic Services-Part 1 Airports Authority of India 3.15.2 Fixation and notification of ATC watch hours 3-15 3.15.3 Opening and closing of ATC watch 3-15 3.15.4 Actions to be completed prior to opening of ATC watch 3-15 3.15.5 Extension of ATC watch beyond notified watch hours 3-15 3.15.6 Station level circular on ATC watch hours 3-16 3.16 Prevention of Safety Occurrences During On-The-Job Training (OJT) 3-16 3.17 Undue Interference/Counselling to Controllers on Intercom 3-17 3.18 Reporting and Investigation of Air Traffic Incidents 3-19 3.18.1 Reporting of air traffic incidents 3-19 3.18.2 Investigation of incidents 3-21 3.19 Violation Reports 3-24 3.20 Procedure to be followed in case of Aircraft Accidents and Serious Incidents 3-24 3.20.1 General 3-24 3.20.2 Notification 3-27 3.20.3 Preservation of records 3-27 3.20.4 Procedure for handling aircraft accidents 3-28 3.20.5 Withdrawal of ATCO involved in aircraft accident 3-28 3.21 Selection, Duties and Responsibilities of Jt.
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