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Full NAT FASID AOP.Doc Appendix A-12 NAT FASID Part III-AOP WORKING COPY OF NORTH ATLANTIC AIR NAVIGATION PLAN FASID, DOC 9635 RECORD OF AMENDMENTS Note: A consolidated text of this section, containing the following approved amendments to the NAT FASID, will be officially disseminated on an annual basis. This document is produced solely as reference material to assist States in the preparation of proposals for amendment to the NAT FASID. AMENDMENTS P. f. Amdt. Originator Date Date P. f. Amdt. Originator Date Date Serial No. Notified Entered Serial No. Approved Entered EUR/NAT-F 06/10 Sec Gen 23/12/2008 23/12/2008 EUR/NAT-F 08/07 Denmark 27/11/2008 23/12/2008 EUR/NAT-F 08/06 Portugal 25/05/2009 25/05/2009 EUR/NAT-F 10/21 Sec Gen 09/07/2010 30/08/2010 EUR/NAT-F 11/11 Ireland 06/05/2011 06/05/2011 EUR/NAT-F 12/05 Iceland, 02/04/2012 13/04/2012 IATA, Sec Gen EUR/NAT-F 13/37 Sec Gen 25/10/2013 25/10/2013 NAT ANP Oct 2013 Working Copy A-1 NAT FASID NORTH ATLANTIC FACILITIES AND SERVICES IMPLEMENTATION DOCUMENT (FASID), DOC 9635 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction .............................................................................................................................................................A-3 Part I — Statement of Basic Operational Requirements and Planning Criteria (BORPC) – FASID ................................................................................................................................................................A-4 ....... Part II — General planning aspects (GEN) General ...........................................................................................................................................................A-5 Air Navigation Systems Planning And Production Of Supporting Statistical Data On Future Traffic Demand ................................................................................................................................A..............-5 NAT Service Development Roadmap ................................................................................................A-5............ Forecasts Of Aircraft Movements In The ICAO North Atlantic Region ........................................................A-6 North Atlantic Traffic Forecasts - Aircraft Movements: 1990-2010 ..............................................................A-7 North Atlantic Scheduled Flights 2000-2004 ................................................................................................A-8 . Long-Term Forecasts Of Aircraft Movements In The ICAO North Atlantic Region ................................A-9 ..... North Atlantic Traffic Forecasts – Aircraft Movements: 1990-2010 .............................................................A-10 Part III — Aerodrome Operations (AOP) Introduction ....................................................................................................................................................A-11 Aerodrome facilities and services ...................................................................................................................A-11 Runway surface condition information ................................................................................................A-11........... Aerodrome emergency planning .....................................................................................................................A-12 Table AOP 1- Physical Characteristics, Radio And Visual Aids At Aerodromes ................................A-13.......... Chart AOP 1 - Index of Aerodromes ................................................................................................A..............-19 Attachment A - Measuring And Reporting Of Runway State Information .....................................................A-20 Part IV — Communications - Navigation - Surveillance (CNS) General ......................................................................................................................................... A -24 Table CNS 1A - AFTN Plan ......................................................................................................... A -25 Chart CNS 1A - Rationalized AFTN plan .................................................................................... A -28 Table CNS 1B - ATS direct speech circuits plan.......................................................................... A -29 Chart CNS 1B - ATS speech circuits and switches....................................................................... A -31 Table CNS 2A - Aeronautical mobile service and AMSS ............................................................ A -32 Chart CNS 2A - NAT VHF air/ground communications coverage at FL300 ............................... A -35 Table CNS 3 - Table of radio navigation aids .............................................................................. A -36 Chart CNS 3A - En-route radio navigation aids ........................................................................... A -40 Chart CNS 3B - Aids to Final Approach and Landing.................................................................. A -41 Table CNS 4 - Surveillance systems ............................................................................................. A -42 Chart CNS 4A - Radar Surveillance (To be developed) ............................................................... A -44 Chart CNS 4B - ADS-B (To be developed).................................................................................. A -45 Table CNS 5 - ATS Data Circuits Plan ........................................................................................ A -46 Chart CNS 5 - ATS Data Circuits Plan ......................................................................................... A -48 Part V — Air Traffic Management (ATM) HF VOLMET Broadcasts ...............................................................................................................................A-49 Table ATS 2 - HF VOLMET Broadcasts ................................................................................................A-50 ....... Chart ATS 2 - Area Control Service ................................................................................................A..............-53 NAT FASID IntroBORPCGEN.doc Appendix A-2 NAT FASID Part VI — Meteorology (MET)1 Introduction ....................................................................................................................................................A-54 Meteorological service required at aerodromes and requirements for Meteorological Watch Offices ............................................................................................................................................................A-54 Exchange of operational meteorological information .....................................................................................A-54 Tropical Cyclone And Volcanic Ash Advisory Centres .................................................................................A-54 World Area Forecast System (WAFS) ................................................................................................A-55........... Table MET 1A - Meteorological Service Required at Aerodromes ...............................................................A-56 Chart MET 1 - AFTN Routing Areas ................................................................................................A-.............58 Table MET 1B - Meteorological Watch Offices ............................................................................................A-59 Table MET 2A – OPMET Information (METAR, SPECI and TAF) required in ISCS & SADIS ............................................................................................................................................................A-61 Table MET 2B – Exchange requirements for SIGMET, Volcanic Ash and Tropical Cyclone Advisories, and Special Air Reports for which SIGMET has not been issued ................................A...............-63 Table MET 3A - Tropical Cyclone Advisory Centres ....................................................................................A-64 Chart MET 3A - Tropical Cyclone Advisory Centres ....................................................................................A-66 Table MET 3B - Volcanic Ash Advisory Centres ..........................................................................................A-67 Chart MET 3B – Areas of Responsibilities of the VAAC’s ................................................................A-69........... Table MET 3C – Selected States Volcano Observatories.......................................................... A-70 Table MET 4 - Regional Telecommunications Schemes ................................................................A................-72 Table MET 5 - Requirements for WAFS Forecasts .......................................................................................A-73 Part VII — Search And Rescue Services (SAR) Introduction ....................................................................................................................................................A-75 Search And Rescue Services ..........................................................................................................................A-75 Table SAR 1 - Search and Rescue Facilities ................................................................................................A-76 .. Part VIII — Aeronautical Information Services (AIS) Introduction ....................................................................................................................................................A-78
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