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Eetn-1 24 May 2018 eAIP Estonia AD 2.EETN-1 24 MAY 2018 EETN — Lennart Meri Tallinn EETN AD 2.1 LENNUVÄLJA EETN AD 2.1 AERODROME LOCATION ASUKOHAINDEKS JA NIMI INDICATOR AND NAME EETN — Lennart Meri Tallinn EETN AD 2.2 LENNUVÄLJA EETN AD 2.2 AERODROME GEO- GEOGRAAFILISED JA GRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE ADMINISTRATIIVANDMED DATA ARP koordinaadid ja asukoht 592448N 0244957E 1 lennuväljal 1974 m / 262° MAG FM THR 26 ARP coordinates and site at AD Suund ja kaugus Tallinnast 2.7 NM SE Tallinna kesklinnast 2 Direction and distance from Tallinn 2.7 NM SE from the centre of Tallinn Kõrgus merepinnast / Keskmine 3 kõrgeim temperatuur 135 ft / 20.9°C (JUL) Elevation / Reference temperature Geoidi hälve lennuväljal 4 59 ft Geoid undulation at AD MAG VAR / Aastane muutus 5 8° E (2015) / +0.2° MAG VAR / Annual change Lennuvälja haldaja, aadress, telefon, Aadress: AS Tallinna Lennujaam telefaks, e-mail, AFS, URL Lennujaama tee 12 AD operator, address, telephone, 11101 Tallinn telefax, e-mail, AFS, URL ESTONIA Tel: +372 605 8701 6 Faks: +372 605 8433 SITA: TLLXT8X E-post: [email protected] AFS: EETNZXZX URL: www.tallinn-airport.ee Lubatud liikluse liigid (IFR/VFR) 7 IFR/VFR Types of traffic permitted (IFR/VFR) Märkused Ei ole 8 Remarks NIL EETN AD 2.3 TÖÖAJAD EETN AD 2.3 OPERATIONAL HOURS Lennuvälja haldaja MON-FRI : 0600-1430 (0500-1330) AD operator 1 Lennuvälja tööaeg H24 AD Operational hours Toll ja migratsioon 2 H24 Customs and immigration Tervishoid 3 H24 Health and sanitation AIS Briifing 4 Self-Briefing, H24, Tel: +372 625 8293 AIS Briefing Office ATS büroo (ARO) 5 H24 ATS Reporting Office (ARO) MET Briifing Ei ole (Vaata Märkuseid) 6 MET Briefing Office NIL (See Remarks) ATS üksus 7 H24 ATS © 2018 EANS AIRAC AMDT 04/2018 AD 2.EETN-2 eAIP Estonia 02 MAR 2017 Tankimine Naftelf Eesti AS / ELF Aviation Fuelling MON-SUN: 0300-2100 (0200-2000) JET A-1; AVGAS 100LL Tel: +372 608 5604 Fax: +372 605 8110 E-mail: [email protected] 8 Eesti Aviokütuse Teenuse AS (Air BP) H24 JET A1 Tel: +372 640 1212 Fax: +372 640 1216 E-mail: [email protected] Käitlemine 9 H24 Handling Turvateenistus 10 H24 Security Jäätõrje H24 De-icing AS Tallinn Airport GH Tel: +372 605 8421 11 Fax: +372 605 8429 E-post: [email protected] SITA: TLLGH8X Märkused Väljaspool märgitud tööaegu osutatakse teenust tellimisel, mis tuleb edastada Remarks lennuvälja haldajale kuni kella 1400 (1300). Outside these hours services are available O/R. Request to be submitted to 12 the AD operator not later than 1400 (1300). * Automaatne meteoroloogiline mõõtesüsteem. Info saadaval AIM üksuses. * Automatic weather observation system. Info available at AIM unit. EETN AD 2.4 KÄITLUSTEENISTUSED EETN AD 2.4 HANDLING SERVICES JA -SEADMED AND FACILITIES Kaubakäitlusseadmed Kaasaegsed käitlusseadmed võimsusega kuni 7 tonni. 1 Cargo handling facilities Modern facilities handling weights up to 7 tons. Kütuse / õli liigid Kütus: JET A1, AVGAS 100LL 2 Fuel / oil types Fuel: JET A1, AVGAS 100LL Tankimisseadmed / jõudlus JET A1: Fuelling facilities / capacity • Mahutid kuni maksimaalselt • Fixed fuel bins max 805000 L 805000 L • 1 auto 35200 L, 1230 L/min • 1 truck 35200 L, 1230 L/min • 1 auto 20300 L, 1250 L/min • 1 truck 20300 L, 1250 L/min • 2 autot 19900 L, 750 L/min • 2 trucks 19900 L, 750 L/min 3 • 1 auto 19600 L, 750 L/min • 1 truck 19600 L, 750 L/min • 1 auto 18600 L, 700 L/min • 1 truck 18600 L, 700 L/min AVGAS 100LL: • 1 mahuti 21000 L • 1 fixed fuel bin 21000 L Jäätõrjeseadmed On olemas 4 De-icing facilities Available Tel: +372 605 8421 AIRAC AMDT 02/2017 © 2017 EANS eAIP Estonia AD 2.EETN-3 02 MAR 2017 Angaar mittebaseeruvatele Hooldusangaarid: Maintenance hangars: õhusõidukitele 1 angaar 2-le C-suurusega 1 hangar for 2 C-size aircraft. Hangar space for visiting aircraft õhusõidukile. 1 angaar 3-le C-suurusega 1 hangar for 3 C-size aircraft. õhusõidukile. Magnetic MRO AS Tel: +372 640 1119 Faks: +372 640 1116 E-post: [email protected] URL: www.magneticmro.com Angaari koha saadavus eelneval kokkuleppel. Availability of place in hangar upon prior arrangement. 5 Hooldusangaarid: Maintenance hangars: 1 angaar C-suurusega 1 hangar for C-size aircraft. õhusõidukitele, 1 angaar B-suurusega 1 hangar for B-size aircraft. õhusõidukitele. Panaviatic AS Tel: +372 526 6351 Faks: +372 605 8707 E-post: [email protected] URL: www.panaviatic.eu Angaari koha saadavus eelneval kokkuleppel. Availability of place in hangar upon prior arrangement. Remondiseadmed mittebaseeruvatele Erinevad seadmed. õhusõidukitele Major and minor. Repair facilities for visiting aircraft Magnetic MRO AS Tel: +372 640 1119 Faks: +372 640 1116 6 E-post: [email protected] AS Panaviatic Maintenance Tel: +372 5919 2929 Faks: +372 605 8750 E-post: [email protected] URL: www.maintenance.ee Märkused Käitlusteenindust osutatakse H24 kokkuleppel: Remarks Handling services available H24 by arrangement with: AS Tallinn Airport GH 7 Tel: +372 605 8733 Faks: +372 605 8319 E-post: [email protected] SITA: TLLGH8X EETN AD 2.5 REISIJATEENINDUS EETN AD 2.5 PASSENGER FACILITIES Hotellid Linnas 1 Hotels In the city Restoranid Lennujaamas ja linnas. 2 Restaurants At AD and in the city. Transport Bussid, taksod, autode rent lennujaamas. Süstikbuss lennujaama ja peamiste 3 Transportation hotellide vahel. Buses, taxis and car hire from the AD. Shuttle bus to the main hotels. Arstiabi võimalused Esmaabi lennujaamas, haiglad linnas. 4 Medical facilities First aid at AD, hospitals in the city. Pank ja postkontor Pank: linnas * Bank: in the city * 5 Bank and Post Office Postkontor: linnas Post Office: in the city Turismibüroo Info lennujaamas: H24 6 Tourist Office Information at AD: H24 Tel: +372 605 8888 © 2017 EANS AIRAC AMDT 02/2017 AD 2.EETN-4 eAIP Estonia 07 DEC 2017 Märkused * Valuutavahetuspunkt lennujaamas 7 Remarks * Currency exchange office at AD EETN AD 2.6 PÄÄSTE- JA EETN AD 2.6 RESCUE AND FIRE TULETÕRJETEENINDUS FIGHTING SERVICES Lennuvälja tuletõrjekategooria H24: 8. kategooria 1 AD category for fire fighting H24: Category 8 Päästevahendid • 3 päästeautot • 3 fire-rescue vehicles Rescue equipment • 1 päästekaater • 1 rescue motor boat • 4 platvormpäästeparve 100-le • 4 platform life rafts for 100 per- isikule (4x25) sons (4x25) 2 • 3 päästeparve 36-le isikule • 3 life rafts for 36 persons (3x12) (3x12) • 1 päästevarustust sisaldav • 1 heavy rescue container konteiner Vigastatud õhusõiduki eemaldamise Õhusõiduki omanik või kasutaja Capability for removal of disabled võimalus vastutab liikumatu õhusõiduki aircraft: aircraft owner or operator Capability for removal of disabled air- teisaldamise eest ning katab shall be responsible for removal of craft seonduvad kulud. Lennuväljal the disabled aircraft and shall cover 3 saadaoleva teisaldamise tehnika the expenses. Contact the AD operat- osas kontakteeru lennuvälja or for using the removal equipment haldajaga. available at the aerodrome. REF. AIP EETN AD 2.20 p. 14 Märkused Ei ole 4 Remarks NIL EETN AD 2.7 SESOONNE EETN AD 2.7 SEASONAL AVAILABIL- KASUTATAVUS – PUHASTAMINE ITY – CLEARING Puhastusseadmete tüübid • 13 sahkharja/puhurit • 13 snow plough/sweep- Types of clearing equipment er/blowers • 4 lumesahka • 4 snow ploughs 1 • 6 sahkharja • 6 snow sweepers • 3 lumepuhurit • 3 snow blowers • 2 kemikaalipuisturit • 2 reagent spreaders Puhastuse järjekord 1. Rada 08/26, ruleerimistee B, 1. RWY 08/26, TWY B, exit road Clearance priorities väljasõidutee tuletõrjedepoost from the fire station and ILS ja ILS kriitilised alad. critical areas. 2. Perroon M ruleerimistee, 2. TWY of APN M, TWY A, ruleerimistee A, ruleerimistee G, TWY G, TWY C, TWY E, TWY S ruleerimistee C, ruleerimistee E, and TWY F. ruleerimistee S ja ruleerimistee F. 2 3. Perrooni M terminali 3. APN M terminal ACFT stands õhusõidukite seisupaigad ja and APN Y3. perroon Y3. 4. Ülejäänud õhusõidukite 4. Other ACFT stands on APN M, seisupaigad perroonil M, APN Y2, Y5, K and TWY D. perroonid Y2, Y5, K ja ruleerimistee D. Märkused Kasutuses aastaringselt. Serviceable year-round. Remarks Info lumepuhastuse kohta Information on snow clearance pub- avaldatakse novembrist aprillini lished from NOV-APR in SNOWTAM. 3 SNOWTAM-ites. Vaata lumeplaani osas AD 1.2.2. See also the snow plan in section AD 1.2.2. AIRAC AMDT 06/2017 © 2017 EANS eAIP Estonia AD 2.EETN-5 24 MAY 2018 EETN AD 2.8 PERROONIDE, EETN AD 2.8 APRONS, TAXIWAYS RULEERIMISTEEDE JA AND CHECK LOCATIONS / POSITIONS KONTROLLASUKOHTADE ANDMED DATA Perrooni kate ja kandevõime Kandevõime Perroon Kate Apron surface and strength Strength Apron Surface PCN M ASPH / CONC 81/F/A/X/T 1 Y2 ASPH / CONC 32/F/B/Y/U Y3 ASPH / CONC 32/F/B/Y/U Y5 ASPH / CONC 32/F/B/Y/U K ASPH / CONC 81/F/A/X/T Ruleerimisteede laius, kate ja Laius Kandevõime Kate kandevõime TWY Width Strength Surface Taxiway width, surface and strength (m) PCN A 23 ASPH / CONC 78/F/A/X/T B 23 ASPH / CONC 71/F/A/X/T C 23 ASPH / CONC 85/F/A/X/T 2 D 18 ASPH / CONC 26/F/B/X/T E 23 ASPH / CONC 47/F/A/X/T F 23 ASPH / CONC 97/F/A/X/T G 23 ASPH / CONC 97/F/A/X/T S 23 ASPH / CONC 97/F/A/X/T Y41) 21 ASPH / CONC 78/F/A/X/T Kõrgusmõõtja kontroll-asukoht (ACL) Asukoht: perroonil M Location: at apron M ja kõrgus merepinnast (592459.95N 0244834.96E) (592459.95N 0244834.96E) 3 Altimeter checkpoint location (ACL) Kõrgus merepinnast: 136 ft Elevation: 136 ft location and elevation (Ref. EETN ADC, EETN APDC) VOR kontrollpunktid Ei ole 4 VOR checkpoints NIL INS kontrollpunktid Ei ole 5 INS checkpoints NIL Märkused 1) Ainult pukseerimine 6 Remarks 1) Towing only EETN AD 2.9 MAAPEALSE LIIKLUSE EETN AD 2.9 SURFACE MOVEMENT JUHTIMISSÜSTEEM JA MÄRGISTUS GUIDANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEM AND MARKINGS Õhusõidukite seisupaikade tähised, Juhtmärgid ruleerimiseks kõigis Taxiing guidance signs at all intersec- ruleerimisteede juhtjooned ja ruleerimisteede ja raja tions with TWY and RWY and at all õhusõidukite seisupaikade visuaalne ristumiskohtades ja kõigis holding positions.
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