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Aerodrome Data Cooch Behar Airport AIRAC AIP SUPPLEMENT INDIA TEL: 91-11-24632950 AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION SERVICE 55/2019 Extn: 2219/2233 AIRPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA AFS: VIDDYXAX RAJIV GANDHI BHAVAN FAX: 91-11-24615508 SAFDARJUNG AIRPORT Email: [email protected] 14 MAR 2019 NEW DELHI – 110003 File No. AAI/ATM/AIS/09-09/2019 Following supplement is issued for information, guidance and necessary action. sd/- S. SURESH OFFICIATING CHAIRMAN AIRPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA [EFFECTIVE DATE: 25 APR 2019] AERODROME DATA COOCH BEHAR AIRPORT (VECO) AD 2. AERODROMES VECO AD 2.1 AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR AND NAME VECO – COOCHBEHAR AIRPORT VECO AD 2.2 AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA 261946.76 N 0892801.61E Aerodrome reference point coordinates 1 MAG. BRG. 53.27 DEG / 455 M From and its site Physical Extremity of RWY 04 Direction and distance of aerodrome reference point from the centre of the 2.65 KM South of New Cooch Behar Railway 2 city or town which the aerodrome Station serves Aerodrome elevation and reference 141 FT / 33 DEG C 3 temperature Elevations in EGM08 Magnetic Variation, date of 4 0.25 DEG W(2010)/ 0.00 DEG (2010) information and annual change Airports Authority of India, Name of aerodrome operator, address, O/o The Airport Director, 5 telephone, telefax, e-mail address, AFS Airports Authority of India, address, website (if available) Cooch Behar Airport, West Bengal (India), PIN-736101. Airports Authority of India AIP Supplement 55/2019 Page 1 of 18 Phone 03582-222518 Fax 03582-222518 Website www.aai.aero AFTN VECOYDYX [email protected] e-mail [email protected] 6 Types of traffic permitted (IFR/VFR) VFR The Aerodrome will be available for VFR 7 Remarks Operation only. Landing on RWY 22 VECO AD 2.3 OPERATIONAL HOURS MON - FRI: 0400-1230 (0930-1800IST) 1 Aerodrome Operator SAT, SUN+ HOL : Nil 2 Custom and immigration NIL 3 Health and sanitation First aid room available at the aerodrome 4 AIS Briefing office AS ATS 5 ATS Reporting Office (ARO) AS ATS 6 MET Briefing office AS ATS 0600-0800 UTC (1130-1330 IST) 7 Air Traffic Service SAT & SUN: NIL (Refer NOTAM for Current Watch Hours) 8 Fuelling NIL 9 Handling Prior coordination with the GHA 10 Security H 24 11 De-icing Not Applicable 24 hour prior information required for watch 12 Remarks hours other than the notified watch hour. Airports Authority of India AIP Supplement 55/2019 Page 2 of 18 VECO AD 2.4 HANDLING SERVICES AND FACILITIES 1 Cargo-handling facilities NIL 2 Fuel and oil types NIL 3 Fuelling facilities and capacity NIL 4 De-icing facilities NIL 5 Hanger space for visiting aircraft NIL 6 Repair facilities for visiting aircraft NIL 7 Remarks NIL VECO AD 2.5 PASSENGER FACILITIES Hotel(s) at or in the vicinity of 1 In the City & near the AD aerodromes Restaurant(s) at or in the vicinity of 2 In the City & near the AD aerodromes 3 Transportation possibilities Hire Taxi on call from the aerodrome 4 Medical Facilities First Aid at Airport. Hospitals in city Bank and post office at or in the Bank/ATM/ Post Office in the city 5 vicinity of aerodromes 6 Tourist office In the city 7 Remarks NIL VECO AD 2.6 RESCUE AND FIRE FIGHTING SERVICES During ATC Watch hour CAT-IV AES is 1 Aerodrome category for fire fighting provided by the West Bengal Fire and Emergency Services 2 Rescue equipment Available as per AES Category Available. Disable Aircraft Removal Plan 3 Capability for removal of disabled aircraft available. 4 Remarks NIL VECO AD 2.7 SEASONAL AVAILABILITY CLEARING 1 Type(s)of clearing equipment NIL 2 Clearance priorities NIL 3 Remarks NIL Airports Authority of India AIP Supplement 55/2019 Page 3 of 18 VECO AD 2.8 APRONS, TAXIWAYS AND CHECK LOCATIONS/POSITIONS DATA Designation APRON 1 [79 X 61M] Designation, surface and strength 1 Surface Tarmac of aprons Strength 15/F/C/W/T Designation A Designation, width, surface and Width 18M 2 strength of taxiways Surface Tarmac Strength 15/F/C/W/T Altimeter Check Point is located in Location and elevation of altimeter Location 3 the apron, on Stand Number-1 checkpoints Elevation 42.775 M (AMSL) 4 Location of VOR checkpoints NIL 5 Position of INS checkpoints NIL 6 Remarks NIL VECO AD 2.9 SURFACE MOVEMENT GUIDANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEM AND MARKINGS Use of aircraft standard ACFT Stand Identification Sign available. Taxiway identification signs, taxiway guidance marking available. 1 guidelines and visual docking/parking guidance system at aircraft stands Designation, Centreline, Threshold, Touch Down Zone, Markings Side Strip, Aiming Point, Turn RWY Pad Runway and taxiway markings Threshold light, edge light, turn 2 Lights and lights pad light, runway end light Centreline, edge, TWY Holding Marking TWY Position Lights Edge Lights 3 Stop bars (if any) NIL 4 Remarks NIL Airports Authority of India AIP Supplement 55/2019 Page 4 of 18 VECO AD 2.10 AERODORME OBSTACLES Elevation RWY/Area Obstacle Marking Coordinates FT AMSL Remarks affected type, /LGT EGM08 1 2 3 4 5 6 APCH-04 261935.76 N BUILDING 162 PUMP HOUSE TKOF-22 0892742.67 E APCH-04 261935.52 N BUILDING 156 HOUSE TKOF-22 0892741.65 E APCH-04 261934.06 N BUILDING 184 TEMPLE TKOF-22 0892740.41 E MOBILE RAIL APCH-04 261934.54 N TRAFFIC OTHER 169 TKOF-22 0892739.72 E (TRACK ELEV. 44.0 M. + TRAFFIC HT. 7.6 M.) APCH-04 261930.55 N PIPE TOP ON OTHER 190 TKOF-22 0892744.12 E BUNGLOW (SP) MOBILE ROAD APCH-04 261932.60 N TRAFFIC OTHER 159 TKOF-22 0892747.16 E (ROAD ELEV. 43.5 M. + TRAFFIC HT. 5 M.) APCH-04 261933.07 N OTHER 160 HOARDING TKOF-22 0892743.07 E APCH-04 261932.86 N TREE 185 TREE TKOF-22 0892742.90 E APCH-04 261930.45 N BUILDING 173 BUILDING TKOF-22 0892739.40 E APCH-04 261932.98 N TREE 198 TREE TKOF-22 0892740.65 E APCH-04 261933.19 N TREE 221 TREE TKOF-22 0892737.85 E ANTENNA TOP ON APCH-04 261932.12 N BUILDING ANTENNA 181 TKOF-22 0892739.21 E (BUILDING TOP - 52.7M) APCH-04 261932.17 N BUILDING 176 BUILDING TOP TKOF-22 0892742.55 E APCH-04 261931.61 N TREE 200 TREE TKOF-22 0892743.70 E APCH-04 261931.89 N BUILDING 174 BUILDING TKOF-22 0892741.38 E APCH-04 261936.37 N BUILDING 154 BUILDING TKOF-22 0892742.48 E Airports Authority of India AIP Supplement 55/2019 Page 5 of 18 MOBILE ROAD APCH-04 261935.21 N TRAFFIC OTHER 159 TKOF-22 0892740.71 E (ROAD ELEV. 43.5 M. + TRAFFIC HT. 5 M.) APCH-04 261933.82 N POLE 165 ELECTRIC POLE TKOF-22 0892739.19 E APCH-04 261932.41 N BUILDING 174 HOUSE TKOF-22 0892740.28 E APCH-04 261929.67 N TREE 220 GROUP OF TREE TKOF-22 0892743.11 E APCH-04 261937.12 N AIRPORT BOUNDARY FENCE 150 TKOF-22 0892743.49 E WALL WITH F/T APCH-04 261932.07 N TREE 204 GROUP OF TREE TKOF-22 0892746.73 E APCH-04 261930.77 N TREE 214 GROUP OF TREE TKOF-22 0892745.37 E APCH-04 261931.98 N BUILDING 175 HOUSE TKOF-22 0892742.14 E APCH-04 261933.37 N BUILDING 163 HOUSE TKOF-22 0892740.68 E APCH-04 261932.96 N OTHER 184 RLY BARRIER TKOF-22 0892738.26 E APCH-04 261932.82 N OTHER 191 FLOOD LIGHT MAST TKOF-22 0892737.34 E APCH-04 261931.69 N POLE 175 ELECTRIC POLE TKOF-22 0892736.46 E APCH-04 261930.12 N TREE 205 TREE TKOF-22 0892736.07 E APCH-04 261929.98 N BUILDING 176 HOUSE TKOF-22 0892737.98 E MOBILE ROAD APCH-04 261937.20 N TRAFFIC OTHER 156 TKOF-22 0892743.61 E (ROAD ELEV. 42.5 M. + TRAFFIC HT. 5 M.) MOBILE ROAD APCH-04 261936.87 N TRAFFIC OTHER 156 TKOF-22 0892743.12 E (ROAD ELEV. 42.7 M. + TRAFFIC HT. 5 M.) APCH-04 261924.94 N TREE 241 GROUP OF TREE TKOF-22 0892728.50 E APCH-04 261927.57 N TREE 202 GROUP OF TREE TKOF-22 0892742.03 E APCH-04 261927.30 N BUILDING 174 HOUSE TKOF-22 0892742.60 E Airports Authority of India AIP Supplement 55/2019 Page 6 of 18 APCH-04 261929.28 N BUILDING 174 HOUSE TKOF-22 0892742.98 E ANTENNA ON APCH-04 261929.80 N BUILDING ANTENNA 199 TKOF-22 0892741.32 E (BUILDING TOP - 52.2M) APCH-04 261930.83 N TREE 205 GROUP OF TREE TKOF-22 0892740.88 E APCH-04 261930.54 N SINTEX TANK ON TANK 177 TKOF-22 0892742.79 E HOUSE APCH-04 261930.30 N OTHER 190 ROD ON BUILDING TKOF-22 0892744.30 E APCH-04 261932.27 N POLE 161 LIGHT POLE TKOF-22 0892745.85 E APCH-22 262014.19 N TREE 184 GROUP OF TREE TKOF-04 0892822.20 E APCH-22 262008.10 N TREE 198 GROUP OF TREE TKOF-04 0892826.93 E In Circling Area 261939.57 N TREE 225 TREE & at AD 0892743.44 E In Circling Area 261936.95 N BUILDING 156 TEMPLE & at AD 0892742.96 E In Circling Area 261930.46 N ANTENNA TOP ON ANTENNA 185 & at AD 0892746.75 E BUNGLOW (DFO) In Circling Area 261939.68 N POLE 159 TELEPHONE POLE & at AD 0892745.43 E In Circling Area 261934.53 N BUILDING 172 SCHOOL BUILDING & at AD 0892739.01 E In Circling Area 261935.51 N POLE 166 ELECTRIC POLE & at AD 0892740.88 E In Circling Area 261942.81 N TREE 193 TREE ASHOK & at AD 0892748.59 E In Circling Area 261942.69 N POLE 164 ELECTRIC POLE & at AD 0892748.26 E In Circling Area 261940.82 N BUILDING 154 HOUSE & at AD 0892747.43 E In Circling Area 261940.73 N POLE 162 LIGHT POLE & at AD 0892747.03 E In Circling Area 261941.10 N OTHER 177 RLY BARRIER & at AD 0892747.02 E In Circling Area 261935.23 N POLE 165 TELEPHONE POLE & at AD 0892740.22 E Airports Authority of India AIP Supplement 55/2019 Page 7 of 18 In Circling Area 261932.68 N POLE 179 ELECTRIC POLE & at AD 0892736.68 E In Circling Area 261948.32 N TREE 242 GROUP OF TREE & at AD 0892751.31 E In Circling Area 261946.99 N TREE 231 GROUP OF TREE & at AD 0892748.39 E In Circling Area 261943.52 N POLE 164 LIGHT POLE & at AD 0892750.09 E In Circling Area 261941.43 N OTHER 188 MAST & at AD 0892746.87 E In Circling Area 261938.40 N POLE 161 LIGHT POLE & at AD 0892744.24 E MOBILE RAIL In Circling Area 261937.36 N TRAFFIC OTHER 165 & at AD 0892742.65 E (TRACK ELEV.
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