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Plan Operativo Del Aeropuerto Internacional Eldorado Bogota D.C Junio - 2015 1 PLAN OPERATIVO DEL AEROPUERTO INTERNACIONAL ELDORADO BOGOTA D.C JUNIO - 2015 1 PLN–OPS–001 Enmienda 08 Página 2 PLAN OPERATIVO Fecha de Aprobación: 08/06/2007 Aprobación Enmienda 09 Abril 2015 ENMIENDAS Número Fecha de Aplicación Fecha de Anotación Anotada por 01 27 de Agosto de 2007 Agosto de 2007 Tomás Aragón P. 02 24 de Agosto de 2009 Agosto de 2009 Tomás Aragón P. 03 19 de Octubre de 2011 Octubre de 2011 Tomás Aragón P. 04 02 de Octubre 2012 Octubre 2012 Tomás Aragón P. 05 20 de Octubre 2013 Agosto 2013 Norman Gomez 06 24 de Octubre de 2013 Octubre 2013 Norman Gómez 07 01 de Abril de 2014 Marzo 2014 Norman Gómez 08 31 de Julio de 2014 Julio 2014 Norman Gómez 09 13 de Abril de 2015 Abril 2015 Norman Gómez 10 1 de Junio de 2015 Junio 2015 Norman Gomez 04/06/2015 Gerencia de Operaciones OPAIN S.A. S.A. PLN–OPS–001 Enmienda 08 Página 1 PLAN OPERATIVO Fecha de Aprobación: 08/06/2007 Aprobación Enmienda 09 Abril 2015 Contenido PARTE 1 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 7 GENERALIDADES .................................................................................................................................. 7 1.1 Finalidad del Plan Operativo ..................................................................................................................... 7 1.2 Requisito contractual para mantener el Plan Operativo .......................................................................... 8 1.3 Vigencia del Plan Operativo ...................................................................................................................... 8 1.3.1 Fecha de vigencia: 24 meses a partir de su aprobación por parte de la Interventoria Operativa. ... 8 1.4 Obligaciones Generales del Concesionario ............................................................................................. 9 1.5 Área Concesionada .................................................................................................................................... 9 1.6 Área No Concesionada. ............................................................................................................................. 9 1.7 Nuevas áreas que se incorporarán a la concesión. ............................................................................... 10 1.8 Horarios de funcionamiento .................................................................................................................... 10 1.9 Notificaciones de cambios ...................................................................................................................... 12 1.9.1 Sistema para divulgar la información aeronáutica ................................................................................ 12 1.9.2 Procedimiento para notificar cambios al CCO ....................................................................................... 12 1.9.3 Notificaciones dentro y fuera de horas operacionales .......................................................................... 12 1.9.4 Personas responsables de notificar cambios ........................................................................................ 13 1.9.5 Disposiciones para informar a los pilotos.............................................................................................. 13 1.9.6 Disposiciones para informar a la Interventoria Operativa. .................................................................... 13 1.10 Información general ................................................................................................................................. 15 1.11 Emplazamiento del área concesionada .................................................................................................. 15 1.12 Sentidos preferenciales de rodaje. ......................................................................................................... 24 1.13 Servicio de dirección en plataforma ....................................................................................................... 24 1.13.1 Plataforma T2. .......................................................................................................................................... 24 1.13.2 Plataforma CATAM. .................................................................................................................................. 24 1.13.3 Plataforma Policía Nacional ..................................................................................................................... 25 1.13.4 Coordenadas geográficas de ejes de calles de rodaje........................................................................... 25 1.13.5 Ubicación de puntos para verificación de altímetro. .............................................................................. 25 PARTE 2 ................................................................................................................................................................... 27 PLATAFORMA Y AREA DE MANIOBRAS ............................................................................................................... 27 AERONAVES ............................................................................................................................................................ 27 2.1 Operación de aeronaves en superficie ................................................................................................... 27 2.2 Generalidades para el rodaje, remolque e inicio de motores ................................................................ 27 2.3 Remolque y rodaje asociado a salida de aeronaves ** .......................................................................... 29 2.4 Procedimientos estándar de remolque saliendo T1 .............................................................................. 31 2.5 Remolque y rodaje asociado a llegada de aeronaves ........................................................................... 35 2.6 Estacionamiento de aeronaves ............................................................................................................... 36 2.7 Tipos de posición de estacionamiento en la T1 ..................................................................................... 37 2.8 Operatividad de las posiciones de estacionamiento de contacto y flexibilizadas en la T1. ................ 38 2.9 Restricciones de parqueo de aeronaves ................................................................................................ 44 2.10 Abastecimiento de combustible a aeronaves y otros fluidos * ............................................................. 44 2.10.1 Reabastecimiento de combustible con pasajeros embarcando o desembarcando ............................. 46 2.10.2 Abastecimiento de combustible a través de hidrantes .......................................................................... 48 2.11 Responsabilidades del personal de tierra .............................................................................................. 48 PEATONES ............................................................................................................................................................... 50 2.12 Normas para el tránsito de peatones en plataforma .............................................................................. 50 VEHICULOS ............................................................................................................................................................. 53 2.13 Clasificación de vehículos y equipos ..................................................................................................... 53 2.14 Especificaciones de los vehículos y equipos en plataforma ................................................................ 55 2.15 Control y autoridad (SMGCS) .................................................................................................................. 56 2.16 Normas de conducción ............................................................................................................................ 57 2.17 Prohibiciones ........................................................................................................................................... 62 1 PLN–OPS–001 Enmienda 08 Página 2 PLAN OPERATIVO Fecha de Aprobación: 08/06/2007 Aprobación Enmienda 09 Abril 2015 GESTION EN PLATAFORMA ................................................................................................................................... 65 2.18 Señalización en plataforma ..................................................................................................................... 65 2.19 Escolta de vehículos y aeronaves (FOLLOW ME) .................................................................................. 67 2.20 Limpieza y control de FOD en áreas concesionadas a Opain ............................................................... 68 2.21 Lavado de aeronaves en posiciones ...................................................................................................... 69 2.22 Mantenimiento en línea ............................................................................................................................ 70 2.23 Pruebas de motores, maniobras de calibración de brújula y mantenimiento en línea. ....................... 70 2.24 Uso de reversibles ..................................................................................................................................
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