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Chennai Notam Summary (A-Series) –May-2021 TEL: 91-44-22567040 FAX : 91-44-22561618 AFS: VOMMYNYX NOTAM AIRPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA E-mail: [email protected] Series A INTERNATIONAL NOTAM OFFICE 01 MAY 2021 CHENNAI AIRPORT CHENNAI-600027 The following A SERIES NOTAM are valid as on 1st MAY 2021. NOTAM not included in the list have either been cancelled, time expired, superseded by AIP Supplement or incorporated in the AIP. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: SUMMARY OF JANUARY 2021 SHOULD BE PRESERVED TILL NEXT JANUARY. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CHECKLIST YEAR=2010 1176 YEAR=2011 1827 1828 1829 1831 1832 1839 1843 1864 1961 YEAR=2012 1128 YEAR=2013 1456 1457 YEAR=2014 0029 0272 1130 1302 1764 1935 1967 YEAR=2015 1432 1948 YEAR=2018 1650 1651 1652 1869 YEAR=2019 1103 1818 2963 YEAR=2020 0308 1799 2007 2057 2357 2358 2359 2360 2361 2362 2364 2367 2369 2378 2390 2415 2447 2598 2599 2738 2801 2832 2959 3043 3126 3193 3209 YEAR=2021 0030 0039 0079 0100 0146 0153 0158 0209 0213 0226 0277 0278 0281 0308 0324 0331 0332 0337 0338 0361 0371 0375 0381 0384 0392 0406 0415 0437 0443 0444 0458 0498 0519 0525 0545 0559 0580 0581 0601 0605 0627 0644 0675 0701 0716 0731 0737 0745 0761 0762 0763 0765 0766 0767 0769 0772 0801 0803 0804 0813 0819 0820 0834 0835 0837 0838 0839 0840 0847 0849 0850 0851 0852 0853 0854 0857 0861 0864 0865 0866 0867 0868 0869 0870 0891 0892 0895 0897 0898 0899 0910 0927 0971 0975 0976 0985 0991 0993 0994 1040 1044 1063 1066 1068 1071 1078 1079 1082 1089 1109 1110 1111 1116 1129 1132 1133 1142 1149 1150 1151 1153 1154 1161 1163 1166 1167 1168 1173 1178 1180 1183 1189 1192 1193 1194 1195 1196 1197 1198 1200 1201 1203 1204 1205 1206 CHENNAI MAY-2021 Page 1 of 25 CHENNAI NOTAM SUMMARY (A-SERIES) –MAY-2021 HAL AIRPORT VOBG BENGALURU A1161/21 2104280130/2105121530 MET DLY 0130-1530 WX OBS IS AVBL ONLY BTN 0130-1530UTC DUE TO BANGALORE LOCKDOWN KEMPEGOWDA VOBL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT BENGALURU A2959/20 2012080958/2106082000EST A3193/20 2012300900/PERM A3209/20 2012310630/2106300700 A0039/21 2101051230/PERM TWY TXL CL LIGHTS AVBL ON APN FOR TXL L1, L2,L3,C,D,M,N AND N1.TRIFURCATION LIGHTS AVBL AT K B4 AND B2 INT ON APN WITH SELECTIVE CONTROL. REF EAIP VOBL AD2.15 AND INSERT IN REMARKS A0209/21 2101271130/PERM REF AIP SUP 176/2020 RWY CAPACITY ENHANCEMENT MEASURES KEMPEGOWDA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT BENGALURU (VOBL),CNL POINT NR 4,'TAXI ROUTES FOR RWY 27L/09R IN SINGLE RWY OPS MODE' A0277/21 2102120430/2107151830 ACFT STAND STAND 85 AND 86 NOT AVBL DUE CONSTRUCTION WIP A0278/21 2102041230/2107151830 ACFT STAND CONSTRUCTION WORK FOR NEW STANDS IN PROGRESS NORTH OF L1 BTN STAND 86 AND TWY B2. PILOTS TO EXER CTN A0761/21 2103250001/2107152359 ACFT STAND TXL L4 AND STANDS 69A TO 86A NOT AVBL DUE REHABILITATION WIP. PILOTS TO EXER CTN A0762/21 2103250001/2107152359 TWY CL LGT TWY CL LIGHTS FOR TWY A1,A2,A4,B4 AND PORTION OF TWY A BTN A1 AND B4 NOT AVBL.PILOTS TO EXER CTN A0763/21 2103250001/2107152359 TWY TWY B3,B4, RAPID EXIT TWY A6 AND PORTION OF TWY A BTN B4 AND A5 NOT AVBL FOR OPS DUE REHABILITATION WIP. PILOTS TO EXER CTN A0765/21 2103250001/2107152359 STOP BAR STOP BARS NOT AVBL AT RWY HOLDING POSITIONS A1,A2,A4. PILOTS TO EXER CTN A0766/21 2103242300/2107152359 STOP BAR STOP BARS AT INTERMEDIATE HOLDING POSITION ARE NOT AVBL AT EITHER SIDE OF CROSS FIELD TWY JUNCTION OF TWY P,Q WITH A,B,G,H.PILOTS TO EXER CTN A0767/21 2103242015/2107152359 TWY CL LGT TWY CL LGT CONNETING TXL L2 AND TWY B2 NOT AVBL. EXP FLW ME SER AT THIS PORTION OF APN DRG NGT CHENNAI MAY- 2021 Page 2 of 25 CHENNAI NOTAM SUMMARY (A-SERIES) –MAY-2021 AND POOR VIS COND A0769/21 2103250001/2107152359 RCLL RCLL FOR RWY 09L/27R NOT AVBL.PILOTS TO EXER CTN A0801/21 2103261130/2106231130EST ILS GP GP OF ILS RWY 09L, FREQ 332MHZ AVBL FOR OPS. COVERAGE RESTRICTED TO PS OR MS 7DEG AT 10NM A0803/21 2103261244/2203311230 RWY A380 OPS NOT PERMITTED DUE OPR CONSTRAINTS A0804/21 2103261230/2107152359 TWY ARR ON RWY09L EXP PREFERED VACATION VIA RAPID EXIT TWY A5 AS RAPID EXIT TWY A6 CLSD DUE REHABILITATION A0813/21 2103261730/2106231230EST ILS GP GP RWY27R FREQ 334.1MHZ NOT AVBL A0820/21 2103280330/2107152359 RWY CONSTRUCTION WIP SOUTH OF RWY 09L/27R BTN TWY-A4 AND RAPID EXIT TWY-A7 AT A DIST OF 110M FM RWY CL. PILOTS TO EXER CTN A0840/21 2103300905/2106211000EST RWY RWY CAPACITY: MAX NR OF DEP ONLY--24 MAX NR OF ARR ONLY--24 MAX NR OF ARR/DEP--38 A0891/21 2104020330/2107151230 RWY DLY 0330-1230 IRRIGATION WIP ON BOTH SIDE OF RWY 09R/27L AND RWY 09L/27R SHOULDERS AT A DIST OF 80M FM RCL. MEN AND MATERIAL UPTO A HGT OF 4M WILL BE AVBL. PILOTS TO EXER CTN A0892/21 2104020330/2107151230 TWY CL LGT DLY 0330-1230 PREVENTIVE MAINT OF TWY CENTRE AND EDGE LGT ON SHOULDER IN PROGRESS ALONG TWY B B1 B2 C D G G1 G4 H H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6 H7 H8 H9 H10 P P1 Q R S A0895/21 2104011505/2107151230 TWY DLY 0330-1230 HORTICULTURE WIP ON SHOULDERS OF TWY A B G H P AND Q A0927/21 2104051015/2107152359 ACFT STAND DLY 0000-0030 1630-2359 ADDN PRKG STANDS 33A AVBL FOR CODE C AND SMALLER ACFT. STAND COORD 131206.07N 0774212.61E ELEV 901.6M PCN 80/R/B/W/T A0985/21 2104120851/2107121230 TWY CL LGT TWY CL LGT ON TWY P BTN TWY G AND TWY H SWITCHED OFF TO AVOID INADVERTENT TURN A1133/21 2104251245/2105311230 RWY DLY 0030-1230 SOUTH RWY 09R/27L NOT AVBL FOR OPS DUE SKED MAINT ON EV SUN/MON/TUE/WED/THU AND NORTH RWY 09L/27R NOT CHENNAI MAY- 2021 Page 3 of 25 CHENNAI NOTAM SUMMARY (A-SERIES) –MAY-2021 AVBL FOR OPS DUE SKED MAINT ON EV FRI/SAT. PILOTS TO EXER CTN A1142/21 2104261000/2105250900 MET MET RVR SYSTEM DRISHTI RWY09L U/S DUE EQPT A1204/21 2105020030/2105031230 TWY TWY Q AND TWY G INT NOT AVBL FOR OPS DUE WIP. PILOTS TO EXER CTN WHILE TAXING A1206/21 2105010030/2105311230 TWY 0030-1230 TWY G,H,P,P1 AND Q NOT AVBL FOR OPS DUE SKED MAINT ON EV SUN, MON, TUE, WED, THU AND TWY A AND PORTION OF TWY Q BTN P1 AND A1 NOT AVBL FOR OPS DUE SKED MAINT ON EV FRI, SAT. PILOTS TO EXER CTN COIMBATORE VOCB A0994/21 2104151230/2304151830 AD VALIDITY OF AD LICENSE ICAO LOCATION INDICATOR : VOCB AD NAME : COIMBATORE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AD LICENSE NR:AL/PUBLIC/012 VALID UPTO 15-04-2023 A1078/21 2104200609/2107201230EST ACFT STAND BAY NR 4 AVBL FOR TYP A772/DH8D WITH PWR-IN/PWR-OUT A1079/21 2104200614/2105050530EST TWY TWY 'E' NOT AVBL DUE CONST OF NEW PRKG STANDS. EXP DLA TO ALL ARR AND DEP A1198/21 2104301100/2105101230EST XXXX 95M FM RCL ON THE LEFT SIDE OF RWY05 WIP. PILOTS TO EXER CTN COCHIN INTERNATIONAL VOCI A0146/21 2101200825/PERM ACFT STAND STAND MANOEUVRING GUIDANCE LIGHTS COMMISSIONED. AVBL FOR OPS FOR STANDS 1R,2L,2R,3,4,5,6,19,20,21,22,23,23L,23R A0324/21 2102091215/2112311230 EST TWY PORTION OF TWY H FM INT OF TWY H1 TO HANGAR APN NOT AVBL.THIS PORTION WILL BE MADE AVBL ON RQMNTS BASIS A0337/21 2102100630/2105100630EST A/G FAC ALTN VHF FREQ 133.15MHZ FOR APCH OPR H24 ON TRIAL BASIS A0338/21 2102100630/2105100630EST A/G FAC ALTN VHF FREQ 119.4MHZ FOR TWR AND SMC OPR H24 ON TRIAL BASIS A0559/21 2103030437/2106041200EST ACFT STAND ALL NON-SKED OPR TO OBTAIN PRIOR PERMISSION FM COCHIN INTL FOR PRKG BAYS A0834/21 2103300730/PERM TWY TWY C4 AVBL FOR OPS WITH FLW SPECIFICATIONS. DESIGNATOR : C4 WIDTH : 23M SURFACE : ASPHALT CONCRETE CHENNAI MAY- 2021 Page 4 of 25 CHENNAI NOTAM SUMMARY (A-SERIES) –MAY-2021 SHOULDER : 10.5M STRENGTH : 118/F/B/W/T ACFT UPTO : CODE E AMEND E-AIP VOCI SEC AD 2.23 ACCORDINGLY A0910/21 2104031005/2106290600EST OBST OBST IN CIRCLING AREA SOUTH OF RWY 09/27. CONCRETE BUILDING WITH COORD 100706.39N0762422.52E ELEV 71.582M(234.849FT)AMSL.MARKING/LGT:NIL A1044/21 2104150700/2107302359 RWY ACFT LDG ON RWY27 TO VACATE VIA RAPID EXIT TWY C3 UNLESS LTD BY ACFT PER.IN CASE UNA TO VACATE VIA TWY C3,ATC TO BE INFORMED AT THE EARLIEST.ADZ NOT APPLICABLE DRG ADVERSE WX OR WET RWY A1071/21 2104200830/2110191200 RWY EV TUE 0830-1200 RWY 09/27 CLSD DUE MAINT A1150/21 2104270700/2105311230 TWR COVID-19: FUNCTIONS OF COCHIN TWR AND SMC UNITS ARE COMBINED. PILOTS TO CTC COCHIN TWR ON 118.8MHZ FOR PUSH BACK A1173/21 2104290415/2107291200 TWY TWY D1 NOT AVBL DUE WIP CALICUT VOCL A0100/21 2101130426/PERM MET STRENGTH OF PAVEMENT (PCN) AND SFC OF RWY10 AND RWY28 IS AMD AS 72/F/A/W/T, ASPHALT. AMD COLUMN 4 IN VOCL AD 2.12 OF EAIP INDIA AND AD CHARTS IN VOCL AD 2.24 OF EAIP INDIA AND AIP SUP 274/2020 A0525/21 2102280810/2105281200EST XXXX FLW AMDT ARE MADE TO THE DETAILS OF SFC MOV GUIDANCE AND CTL SYSTEM AND MARKINGS.
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