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Aip Denmark Naviair Ad 2 AD 2 - EKRK - 1 13 SEP 18 AIP DENMARK København/Roskilde 1. Aerodrome Location Indicator and Name: EKRK - København/Roskilde 2. Aerodrome Geographical and Administrative Data 1 ARP PSN 55 35 08.04N 012 07 53.14E 5. AD ADM: Københavns Lufthavne A/S and site at AD: RWY INT AD address: København Lufthavn Roskilde/ 2. Distance and 4 NM SE of Roskilde Copenhagen Airport Roskilde direction from city: Lufthavnsvej 20, DK-4000 Roskilde 3. ELEV: 146 FT TEL: +45 32 31 32 31 REF temperature: - TEL: +45 32 31 62 20 (direct AIS/ARO) FAX: +45 32 31 62 77 (ADM/AIS/ARO) 4. MAG VAR: 4°E (NOV 2017) E-mail: - Annual change: Increasing 9’ AFS: EKRK 6. Types of traffic IFR/VFR permitted: 7. Remarks: NIL 3. Operational Hours 1. AD: H24 URL: WWW.NAVIAIR.DK. Between 2100-0600 (2000-0500) PPR for A/C 6. MET Briefing Office: H24 requiring RFFS, handling, de-icing or fueling - 7. ATS: H24 submitted not later than 2000 (1900). 8. Fuelling: H24. Between 2100-0600 (2000-0500) PPR – 2. Customs and The airport is open for traffic to/from all States. submitted not later than 2000 (1900). immigration: Customs clearance and immigration H24. Self-service possible H24 for holders of BP-carnet, PN 1 HR. DANSK FUELS-carnet and creditcards. 3. Health and NIL 9. Handling: H24. Between 2100-0600 (2000-0500) PPR – sanitation: submitted not later than 2000 (1900). 4. AIS Briefing Office: H24 10. Security: H24 5. ATS Reporting As AD. Office (ARO): Daily 0600-2100 (Daily 0500-2000) For outbound 11. De-icing: H24. Between 2100-0600 (2000-0500) PPR – traffic between 2100-0600 (2000-0500) submit submitted not later than 2000 (1900). FPL to ARO EKCH, TEL 32 47 82 72, 12. Remarks: MET and AIS are available H24 as self-briefing in the terminal. 4. Handling Services and Facilities 1. Cargo-handling O/R 7. Remarks: Frequency used for handling: facilities: 131.550 - call sign "Roskilde Handling" 2. Fuel and Fuel: 100LL, UL91, Jet A1 8. Ground handling: It is mandatory for all aircraft above 3000 kgs oil types: Oil: 80, W15W50 to contact “Roskilde Handling” 15 MIN prior 3. Fuelling facilities Jet A1: Truck 600 L/MIN to arrival, stating ETA, POB, fuel requirement, and capacity: Stand 200 L/MIN intention and to receive parking instructions. 4. De-icing facilities: Type 1+2. Limited capacity. 30 MIN PN. Ground handling is mandatory for non-resident commercial and private operators of aircraft with 5. Hangar space No MTOM above 3000 kgs when using main apron for visiting aircraft: facilities. 6. Repair facilities Yes for visiting aircraft: 5. Passenger Facilities 1. Hotels: Hotels in town 5. Bank and NIL 2. Restaurants: Yes Post Office: 3. Transportation: Taxi 6. Tourist Office: In Roskilde: TEL +45 46 31 65 65 FAX +45 46 31 65 60 4. Medical facilities: Hospitals in Roskilde and København 7. Remarks: NIL 6. Rescue and Fire Fighting Services 1. AD category for CAT 3 up to and including CAT 7 PPR 1 hour H24 - SPO (Specialized OPS) fire fighting: The following OPS types can be conducted H24 - HEMS (Helicopter Emergency Medical service). without RFFS readiness, provided the operators - EMS (Emergency Medical Services) procedures allow that: - SAR (Search And Rescue) - NCC (Non-Commercial OPS with Complex - ATO (Approved Training OPS) if A/C length is less than 18 meters. motorpowered aircraft) 2. Rescue equipment: - - NCO (Non-Commercial OPS with Other-than 3. Capability for removal - complex motor-powered aircraft of disabled aircraft: 4. Remarks: NIL 7. Seasonal Availability - Clearing 1. Type of clearing See snow plan in section AD 1.2 2. Clearance priorities: See snow plan in section AD 1.2 equipment: 3. Remarks: AD available all seasons NAVIAIR AIRAC AMDT 09/18 AD 2 - EKRK - 2 07 NOV 19 København/Roskilde AIP DENMARK 8. Aprons, Taxiways and Check Locations Data 1. Apron surface Concrete, PCN 36/R/C/X/U Other TWY: PCN 17/F/C/Y/U and strength: 3. ACL and ELEV: At apron 145 FT 2. Taxiway width, M: 9 M Other : 15 M. Asphalt 4. VOR checkpoints: - surface and strength: TWY B, B3, E and turning area RWY 29/11: INS checkpoints: See Aircraft Parking/Docking Chart PCN 36 / F / C / X / U TWY C: PCN 14 / F / C / Y / U 5. Remarks: NIL 9. Surface Movement Guidance and Control System and Markings 1. Aircraft stand ID signs See Aircraft Parking/Docking Chart RWY 11: Taxi guide lines, THR, RWY NR, TDZ, centre line, side stripes Visual docking/parking RWY 29: guidance system: THR, RWY NR, centre line, side stripes 2. RWY and TWY RWY 03: TWY: Centre line, holding position, RGL, Side markings: THR, RWY NR, centre line, side stripes stripes at turning area RWY 29/11 RWY 21: 3. Stop bars: - THR, RWY NR, TDZ, centre line, side stripes 4. Remarks: NIL 10. Aerodrome Obstacles In approach/TKOF areas In circling area and at AD abc ab RWY/ Obstacle type PSN Obstacle type PSN Area affected Elevation Elevation Markings/LGT Markings/LGT - - Remarks: All obstacles are marked by day and night 11. Meteorological Information Provided 1. Associated MET Central Forecasting Office 6. Flight documentation: Charts. Abbreviated plain language texts. Office: TEL + 45 39 15 72 72 Language(s) used: English and Danish 2. Hours of service: H24 . Charts and other in- Surface analysis (current chart) 3. Office responsible Danish Meteorological Institute formation available: Prognostic upper air chart for TAF preparation: Tel +45 39 15 75 00 Significant weather chart Periods of validity: 9 hours 8. Supplementary - 4. Type of landing NIL - equipment available: forecast: 9. ATS units provided - Interval of issuance: with information: 5. Briefing/Consulta- Self briefing and telephone consultation 10. Additional information - tion provided: (limitation of service, etc.): - 12. Runway Physical Characteristics RWY Direction RWY Strength (PCN), Surface THR PSN THR ELEV/ dimensions of RWY and SWY Highest ELEV of (SFC friction TDZ of precision Calibration NR) APCH RWY 03 030.9° GEO 1500 x 31 M PCN 30/F/C/X/T 55 34 42.25N 127 FT/- 026.9° MAG Asphalt 012 07 25.85E 21 210.9° GEO 1500 x 31 M PCN 30/F/C/X/T 55 35 23.85N 146 FT/- 206.9° MAG Asphalt 012 08 09.85E 11 116.3° GEO 1799 x 31 M PCN 36/F/C/X/T 55 35 23.93N 145 FT/- 112.3° MAG Asphalt 012 06 56.30E 29 296.3° GEO 1799 x 31 M PCN 36/F/C/X/T 55 34 59.03N 138 FT/- 292.3° MAG Asphalt 012 08 25.39E RWY RWY-SWY SWY CWY Strip RESA slope dimensions dimensions dimensions dimensions 03 - - - 1620 x 300 M 90 X 65 M 21 - - - 1620 x 300 M 90 X 65 M 11 - - - 1919 x 300 M 90 X 65 M 29 - - - 1919 x 300 M 90 X 65 M Remarks: Runway classification RWY NR RUNWAY CODE TYPE 03 3C NON-P 11 3C PA-1 21 3C PA-1 29 3C NON-P AIRAC AMDT 10/19 NAVIAIR AD 2 - EKRK - 3 15 AUG 19 AIP DENMARK København/Roskilde 13. Declared Distances RWY TORA TODA ASDA LDA Remarks RWY 03 1500 M - TWY A1/A2 1500 M 1500 M 1500 M TWY A3 760 M 760 M 760 M RWY 21 1500 M - TWY A4/A5 1500 M 1500 M 1500 M TWY B 1120 M 1120 M 1120 M RWY 11 1740 M - TWY B1/B2 1740 M 1740 M 1799 M TWY B3 1180 M 1180 M 1239 M TWY A 800 M 800 M 859 M RWY 29 1740 M - 1799 M 1799 M 1799 M TWY B4/B5 1500 M 1500 M 1500 M TWY A 940 M 940 M 940 M 14. Approach and Runway Lighting RWY APCH THR PAPI: TDZ RWY centre RWY edge RWY end SWY LGT: LGT: Angle LGT line LGT: LGT: LGT: LGT: Type Colour MEHT Length Length Length Colour Length Length WBAR Spacing Spacing WBAR Colour Intensity Colour Colour Intensity Intensity 03 450 M Green 3° - - 1500 M Red - White 60 M LIH White LIH 21 900 M Green 3° - - 1500 M Red - White 51 FT 60 M LIH White LIH 11 900 M Green 3° - - 1799 M Red - White 51 FT 60 M LIH White LIH 29 420 M Green 3° - - 59 M Red Red - White 1740 M White LIH 60 M LIH Remarks: Green ID LGT at THR 29 15. Other Lighting and Secondary Power Supply 1. ABN/IBN location, ABN on TWR BLDG, FLG W EV 2 SEC, 3. TWY edge and Blue edge LIL. Turning area close to THR characteristics and operating when aircraft are expected at night or centre line LGT: 29/11: Blue edge LIL, RGL hours of operation: in poor visibility by day 4. Secondary power Yes, switch-over time 15 SEC. 2. LDI location and LGT: - supply/switch- When RVR 450 M or below, switch-over Anemometer location - over time: time 1 SEC and LGT: 5. Remarks: NIL 16. Helicopter Landing Area 1. Strip: 50x50 M. 5. Remarks: MIL Helipad on TWY M. PSN center 55 35 27.54N012 07 15.51E SAR and MIL operations only. 2. FATO/TLOF: 34x34 m aspalt. Approved for VMC operations day and night. Approved for IMC operations day and night. 3. APP/DEP directions: 116.3° / 296.3° GEO 4. Markings: Day and night marked with green LIL. White edges/white "H". 17. ATS Airspace 1. Designation and ROSKILDE CTR 2. Vertical limits: 1500 FT MSL/GND lateral limits: 55 39 00N 011 58 30E - 55 40 30N 012 04 30E - 3.
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