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Ninoy Aquino International Airport 니노이 아퀴노 국제공항 Ninoy Aquino International Airport 니노이 아퀴노 국제공항 코 드 : MNL / RPLL 도 시 : Manila / 마닐라 국 가 : Philippines / 필리핀 기준일: 2008.12.31 ◎ 개요 ▶ 주소 : Manila International Airport Authority MIA Administration Building NAIA Complex Pasay City 1300 Philippines ▶ 전화 : +63 2-87 71 30 00, 877 11 09 ▶ 팩스 : +63 2-833 11 80 ▶ 홈페이지 : http://www.miaa.gov.ph ▶ 이메일 : [email protected] ◎ 공항운영자 공항운영주체 Manila Int'l Airport Authority, Ninoy Aquino Int'l Airport, Pasay City, Metro Manila. 전화 +63 2-87 71 30 00, 877 11 09 팩스 +63 2-833 11 80 Director General: Alfonso G Cusi General Manager: Edgardo C Manda e-mail: [email protected] Senior Assistant General Manager: Oscar L Paras Tel: (+63 2) 877 17 08 e-mail: [email protected] Assistant General Manager for Finance and Administration: Lilia D Diaz Tel: (+63 6) 832 50 97 e-mail: [email protected] Assistant General Manager for Engineering and Maintenance: Elpido L Mendoza Tel: (+63 2) 833 38 03 e-mail: [email protected] Assistant General Manager for Operations: Jose N Go Tel: (+63 2) 831 62 76 주요인사 e-mail: [email protected] Assistant General Manager for Security and Emergency Services: Angel R Atutubo Tel: (+63 2) 83 33 86 Manager, Corporate Management Services Department: Lllewellyn A Villamor Tel: (+63 2) 877 17 32 e-mail: [email protected] Manager, Public Affairs Department: Ms Judith G Dolot e-mail: [email protected] Manager, Business Development and Concessions Department: Enrico P Quiambao Tel: (+63 2) 832 29 19 Manager, Airport Operations Department: Octavio P Lina Tel: (+63 2) 832 29 22 e-mail: [email protected] Manager, Domestic and General Aviation Department: Alvin Candelaria Tel: (+63 2) 832 35 66 e-mail: [email protected] ◎ 시설현황 활주로 Rwy 06/24, 12,261' 3,737 m, width 197' 60 m, concrete, PCN 114 F/D/W/U. 추가활주로 Rwy 13/31, 7,408' 2,258 m, width 148' 45 m, concrete, PCN 91 F/D/W/U. 최대활주로길이 12,261' 3,737m Rwy 06: HIRL, CL, SALSF, PAPI. Rwy 13: PAPI. 활주로 등화 Rwy 24: HIRL, CL, SALSF, PAPI. Rwy 31: PAPI. ILS/DME (Alcatel System 4000 ICAO Cat II/III, Rwy 06/24); DVOR/DME (Manila, ID MIA, 113.8 MHz, Ch 85, N14º30.48' E121º01.30', at airport); NDB (Manila, ID OL, 375 kHz, N14º32.78' E121º05.23', 242º, 4.5 nm; Rosario, ID RS, 285 kHz, N14º24.29' E120º51.87', 056º, 11.0 nm). 항행시설 Frequencies: Twr 118.1 MHz; Gnd 121.9 MHz; App 119.7 (R), 121.1 (V) MHz; Clnc Del 125.1 MHz; ATIS 126.4 MHz; Ramp 121.7 (International), 121.6 (Domestic), 128.8 (Centennial II) MHz; Con 128.3 (R), 119.3 (V) MHz; Manila Rdo 5,447.5, 3,834 kHz. 주파수 See Navaids. 인근도시 Pasay City, Manila (12 km). 항공기주기 Available. 게이트/스탠드 31 gates; 28 airbridges (T1, 16; T2, 12), 3 remote. 최대 계류장 B747. 행거 Available through handling agents. 표준시간대 UTC+8. Airport: H24. Administration: 0600-1900LT. Airport of Entry. Rwy 06/24: 운영시간 closed 0100-0400LT every Fri-Sun and 0130-0400LT every Mon-Wed for rwy maintenance. 소음경감 Refer to FLIP Planning AP/3. Rwy 06: displaced thr, 580' 177 m. Rwy 13: displaced thr, 625' 191 m. Rwy 장애물 24: displaced thr, 490' 149 m. Rwy 31: displaced thr, 760' 232 m. ◎ 역사 마닐라의 원래 공항인 마닐라 국제공항터미널은 1937년 7월 Nielson Field에서 개항했다. 이 지역은 지금 Makati의 주요사업관할구역이다. 1948년 공항은 현재 Nichols Field라 불리는 Villamor Airbase부근으로 옮겨졌다. 본 건물은 현재 NAIA-2지역에 지어졌다. 1981년 새 건물은 구건물이 화재이후 지어졌으며 새 건물은 NAIA-1이다. 새 터미널은 구 건물보다 많은 승객을 처리할 수 있는 수용력을 가지고 있다. 앞서 말한 마닐라 국제공항은 1987년 8월17일 에 Republic Act No. 6639이라는 이유와 1983년 8월21일 Ninoy라는 애칭인 Benigno Aquino, Jr. 기리기 위해 Marcos가 대통령직위에 있는 동안 현재 이름으로 개명된것이다. 과거에 야당 국회의원 이었던 Ninoy는 미국 Massachusetts에서 추방되어 고국으로 돌아온 후 공항에서 암살당했다. 그의 암살은 1986년 Marcos를 권력의 자리에서 끌어내리고 그의 부인인 Corazon Aquino를 대통령의 자리로 이끌었다. 1989년 교통통신부가 수용력 확장 가능성을 연구하기 위해 Aeroports de Paris로 임명된 때 새 터 미널을 위한 계획이 세워졌다. 그 계획(추천)은 두개의 새 건물을 지었고, NAIA-2와NAIA-3는 몇 년후 성공적으로 세워졌다. ◎ 터미널 터미널 3 passenger, 1 cargo. 자본 PHP15,169,384,398 (2002) 수익 PHP3,709,934,550 (2002) 연간운영비 PHP3,674,589,000 (2002) 총임직원 2,579 people (2002) 서비스 Air terminals International airport Fuel: Avgas, Jet A-1 기타사항 Customs, Immigration, Quarantine.
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