ENZV —  STAVANGER / Sola

ENZV AD 2.1  Aerodrome location indicator and name

ENZV —  STAVANGER / Sola

ENZV AD 2.2  Aerodrome geographical and administrative data

NORSK/ENGLISH
1

ARP coordinates and site at AD

585236N 0053816E

REF Aerodrome Chart

2

Direction and distance from city

6 NM SW of Stavanger

3

ELEV/REF TEMP/Mean low TEMP

30 FT / 18.4°C / NIL

4

Geoid undulation at AD ELEV PSN

144 FT

5

MAG VAR / Annual Change

2°E (2020) / 0.21°E

6

Administration

Address

Avinor
Stavanger Lufthavn
Postboks 150

2061 Gardermoen
Norge

 

Telephone

(+47) 67 03 10 00

 

Fax

NIL

 

E-mail address

NIL

 

Web page

NIL

 

AFS/AFTN

ENZVZTZX

7

Types of traffic permitted (IFR/VFR)

IFR - VFR
8

RMK

AD reference code:

RWY 10: Code 4C

RWY 28: Code 4C

RWY 18: Code 4E

RWY 36: Code 4E

ENZV AD 2.3  Operational hours

NORSK/ENGLISH
1

AD Administration

REF AIS Portal www.avinor.no/ais

2

Customs and immigration

REF AIS Portal www.avinor.no/ais

3

Health and sanitation

NIL

4

AIS briefing office

CENTRAL AIS AT ENGM

H24

TEL: +47 64 81 90 00, E-mail: ais@avinor.no

5

ATS reporting office (ARO)

NIL

6

MET briefing office

NIL

7

ATS

REF AIS Portal www.avinor.no/ais

8

Fuelling

REF AIS Portal www.avinor.no/ais

9

Handling

REF AIS Portal www.avinor.no/ais

10

Security

REF AIS Portal www.avinor.no/ais

11

De-icing

REF AIS Portal www.avinor.no/ais

12

RMK

NIL

ENZV AD 2.4  Handling services and facilities

NORSK/ENGLISH
1

Cargo handling facilities

AVBL

2

Fuel and oil types

JET A-1 , AVGAS 100LL

3

Fuelling facilities/capacity

Aviation Fuelling Services Norway (AFSN) aksepterer kun Shell carnet og Fuel & Fly-kort. /

Aviation Fuelling Services Norway (AFSN) only accepts Shell carnet and Fuel & Fly cards.

4

De-icing facilities

AVIATOR STAVANGER , WGH: AVBL

5

Hangar space for visiting aircraft

Begrenset /

LTD

6

Repair facilities for visiting aircraft

Begrenset /

LTD

7

RMK

NIL

ENZV AD 2.5  Passenger facilities

NORSK/ENGLISH
1

Hotels

På AD /

At AD

2

Restaurants

På AD /

At AD

3

Transportation

Buss og Taxi /

Buses and Taxis

4

Medical facilities

I Stavanger /

In Stavanger

5

Bank/Post

På AD /

At AD

6

Tourist Office

På Sola /

At Sola

7

RMK

NIL

ENZV AD 2.6  Rescue and fire fighting services

NORSK/ENGLISH
1

AD category for rescue and fire fighting services

CAT 7 : REF AIS Portal www.avinor.no/ais

CAT 9 : REF AIS Portal www.avinor.no/ais

2

Rescue EQPT

AVBL

3

Capability for removal of disabled ACFT

Mobilkraner AVBL i nærheten av AD /

Mobile cranes AVBL in vicinity of AD

4

RMK

NIL

ENZV AD 2.7  Seasonal availability - clearing

NORSK/ENGLISH
1

Types of clearing EQPT

Snøryddingsutstyr /

Snow removal EQPT

2

Clearance priorities

REF AD 1.2

3

RMK

Lufthavnen har tillatelse til bruk av materialer for behandling av overflater på ferdselsområdet: KFOR/NAFO/SAND. /

The airport has permission to use materials for movement area surface treatment: KFOR/NAFO/SAND.

ENZV AD 2.8  Aprons, taxiways and check locations data

NORSK/ENGLISH
1

Apron surface and strength

10 CARGO/GA : CONC PCN-95/R/B/X/T

11 CARGO/GA : CONC PCN-65/R/B/X/U

12 CARGO/GA : CONC PCN-75/R/B/X/T

13 GA : ASPH/CONC PCN-65/R/B/X/U

5 GA : ASPH/CONC PCN-20/R/B/X/U

7 HELICOPTER : ASPH/CONC PCN-65/R/B/X/U

9 MAIN : ASPH/CONC PCN-65/R/B/X/U

OTHER : ASPH/CONC PCN-65/R/B/X/U

2

TWY width, surface and strength

TWY A1, G1, G2, WID 23 M, ASPH, PCN-62/F/B/W/T, reference code D

TWY C3, WID 10.5 M, ASPH, PCN-30/F/B/Y/U, reference code B

TWY D, WID 7.5 M, ASPH, PCN-60/F/A/W/U

TWY E1, WID 23 M, ASPH, PCN-139/F/A/W/T, reference code E

TWY E2, WID 15 M, ASPH, PCN-58/F/A/W/T, reference code C

TWY F1, WID 15 M, ASPH, PCN-24/F/A/W/T, reference code C

TWY G3, L2, L3, WID 23 M, ASPH, PCN-54/F/B/W/T, reference code D

TWY G4, G5, WID 23 M, ASPH, PCN-50/F/B/W/T, reference code E

TWY G6, WID 23 M, ASPH, PCN-50/F/B/X/T, reference code E

TWY G7, WID 23 M, ASPH, PCN-80/F/B/X/T, reference code E

TWY H, WID 23 M, ASPH, PCN-46/F/B/W/T, reference code D

TWY L1, WID 23 M, ASPH, PCN-54/F/B/W/T, reference code C

TWY L4, WID 23 M, ASPH, PCN-103/F/B/W/T, reference code D

TWY P, WID 23 M, ASPH, PCN-69/F/B/W/T, reference code C

TWY Q, R, WID 23 M, ASPH, PCN-69/F/B/W/T, reference code D

TWY S, WID 23 M, ASPH, PCN-76/F/B/W/T, reference code D

3

ACL, location and ELEV

REF AD 2 ENZV 2-3

4

INS checkpoint, location and ELEV

REF ACFT Stands

5

RMK

Apron 10 CARGO/GA, 11 CARGO/GA, 12 CARGO/GA, 13 GA, 7 HELICOPTER, 9 MAIN, OTHER: No signs in use at terminal area W of TWY G3/G4, only marking on GND.

Apron 5 GA: No signs, no markings. No start-up on apron, tug to TWY E2 is required.

TWY D: HEL only, D-value <21 M

TWY E2, F1: Max wheel base 18 M - Max wheel span 9 M

TWY P: MAX wing span 36 M

REF AD 2 ENZV 2-3

ENZV AD 2.9  Surface movement guidance and control system and markings

NORSK/ENGLISH
1

Use of ACFT stand ID signs, TWY guide lines and visual docking/PRKG guidance system of ACFT stands

TWY : Taxiing guidance signs at all intersections with TWY and RWY, at all holding positions and TWY intersections

Apron 9 MAIN: Guide lines on apron. Docking guidance to bridge at ACFT stands 8-19.

Apron 13 GA, 12 CARGO/GA, 10 CARGO/GA, 11 CARGO/GA, OTHER, 7 HELICOPTER: Guide lines on apron.

Apron 9 MAIN: 9 MAIN: CL LGT on Apron area to ACFT stands.

2

RWY/TWY markings and LGT

RWY marking

RWY 10/28: THR, designation, TDZ, aiming point, CL, edge and intermediate HLDG PSN at RWY/RWY intersection.

RWY 18/36: THR, designation, TDZ, aiming points, CL, edge and intermediate HLDG PSN at RWY/RWY intersection.

RWY LGT

RWY 10, 28, 36: THR, CL, EDGE, END, AIM

RWY 18: THR, CL, EDGE, END, TDZ

TWY marking

TWY A1, E1, F1, G1, G6, G7: CL, edge, HLDG PSN and RWY AHEAD

TWY C3, D, E2, H: CL, HLDG PSN and RWY AHEAD

TWY G2, G3, G4, L1, L2, L3, L4, P, Q, S: CL, edge and intermediate HLDG PSN

TWY G5: CL, edge, HLDG PSN, RWY AHEAD and intermediate HLDG PSN

TWY R: CL and edge

TWY LGT

TWY A1, E1, G1, G2, G3, G4, G6, G7, L1, L2, L3, L4, P, Q, R, S: CL

TWY C3, D, E2, F1: EDGE

TWY G5, H: CL, EDGE

3

Stop bars and RWY guard lights

Stop bars

TWY A1, C3, D, E1, E2, F1, G1, G6, G7: Stop bars at RWY HLDG PSN

TWY G3, G4, L4: Stop bars at intermediate HLDG PSN

TWY G5, H: Stop bars at RWY HLDG PSN and at intermediate HLDG PSN

RWY guard lights

TWY A1, C3, D, E1, E2, F1, G1, G5, G6, G7, H: RWY guard LGT

4

RMK

RWY : LED

TWY A1, G1, G2, G3, G4, G6, G7, L1, L2, L3, L4, P, Q, R, S: LED

TWY G5, H: LED Edge LGT BTN HLDG PSN and RWY

ENZV AD 2.10  Aerodrome obstacles

Obstacle data AVBL at www.avinor.no/ais

ENZV AD 2.11  Meteorological information provided

NORSK/ENGLISH
1

Responsible unit

Værvarslinga for Vestlandet / MWO Bergen TEL (+47) 55 23 66 50

2

Hours of service

H24

3

Office responsible for TAF preparation, Periods of validity

MWO Bergen, 24 HR

4

Type of landing forecast

TREND, REF GEN 3.5

5

Briefing

TEL MWO Bergen

6

Flight documentation, Language(s) used

Plain language, tabular form, Norwegian/English

7

Charts and other INFO AVBL

Special OBS, Prognostic chart, SIGWX, REF GEN 3.1 and GEN 3.5

8

Supplementary EQPT AVBL for INFO

REC for satellite cloud pictures, REF GEN 3.5

9

ATS units provided with INFO

Sola TWR

10

Additional INFO

NIL

ENZV AD 2.12  Runway physical characteristics

RWYBRG GEODMN
(M)
SFC - RWYTHR COORDRWY end COORDRWY SFC end COORDTHR GUND (FT)THR ELEV (FT)RWY/RESA Slope
Strength
1234567

10

106.29°

2452 x 45

ASPH , Grooved

PCN-65/F/A/W/U

585253.53N 0053623.26E

585233.58N 0053834.97E

585232.19N 0053844.15E

143.6

6.9

REF GEN 3.2.4

28

286.32°

585233.58N 0053834.97E

585252.18N 0053632.24E

585254.43N 0053617.27E

143.6

27.4

18

179.11°

2705 x 60

ASPH , Grooved

PCN-80/F/B/X/T

585335.38N 0053814.42E

585214.74N 0053816.85E

585209.90N 0053816.98E

143.6

10.1

REF GEN 3.2.4

36

359.11°

585214.74N 0053816.85E

585332.47N 0053814.53E

585337.32N 0053814.35E

143.6

28.9

RWYSWY (M)CWY (M)Strip (M)RESA overrun (M)RESA undershoot (M)RAG DIST FM THR, TypeOFZRMK
1891011121314

10

-

150 x 150

2452 x 280

240 x 150

90 x 150

-

-

RESA ASPH+GRVL. Området 100 M foran THR 10 har betongdekke med samme bredde og bæreevne som RWY /

RESA ASPH+GRVL. The concrete area 100 M in front of THR 10 has the same width and bearing strength as the RWY

28

-

300 x 150

240 x 150

240 x 150

-

-

RESA ASPH+GRVL. Det asfalterte området 150 M foran THR 28 har samme bredde som RWY /

RESA ASPH+GRVL. The asphalted area 150 M in front of THR 28 has the same width as the RWY

18

-

270 x 150

2705 x 280

240 x 150

150 x 150

-

-

RESA ASPH+GRVL. /

RESA ASPH+GRVL.

36

-

300 x 150

240 x 150

240 x 150

-

-

RESA CONC. /

RESA CONC.

ENZV AD 2.13  Declared distances

RWY

TORA (M)

ASDA (M)

TODA (M)

LDA (M)

RMK
123456
10 2299 2299 2449 2199

Området foran THR (100 M) tillates nyttet ved avgang og lengden inngår i de offisielle banelengder. /

The paved area in front of THR (100 M) is available for take-off and the length is included in the declared distances.

28 2202 2202 2502 2049

Området foran THR (153 M) tillates nyttet ved avgang og lengden inngår i de offisielle banelengder. /

The paved area in front of THR (153 M) is available for take-off and the length is included in the declared distances.

18 2556 2556 2826 2496

Området foran THR (60 M) tillates nyttet ved avgang og lengden inngår i de offisielle banelengder. /

The paved area in front of THR (60 M) is available for take-off, and length included in the declared distances.

36 2555 2555 2855 2406

Området foran THR (150 M) tillates nyttet ved avgang og lengden inngår i de offisielle banelengder. /

The paved area in front of THR (150 M) is available for take-off and the length is included in the declared distances.

Reduced (Alternate) Take-off PSN
RWYTKOF PSN
(Intersection)

TORA (M)

ASDA (M)

TODA (M)

RMK
12345
10 TWY D 1646 1646 1796

NIL

TWY H 1112 1112 1262

NIL

18 TWY G1 2539 2539 2809

NIL

TWY A1 1830 1830 2100

NIL

28 TWY F1 2193 2193 2493

NIL

TWY G5 1479 1479 1779

NIL

TWY H 961 961 1261

NIL

TWY D 456 456 756

NIL

36 TWY E1 2435 2435 2735

NIL

RWY 10/28 1758 1758 2058

NIL

ENZV AD 2.14  Approach and runway lighting

RWYAPCH LGT
type/
LEN INTST
THR LGT
colour
WBAR
VASIS
PAPI
(MEHT)
TDZ
LGT
LEN
RWY CL LGT
LEN, spacing,
colour, INTST
RWY edge LGT
LEN, spacing,
colour, INTST
RWY end LGT colour
WBAR
RESA
LGT
LEN,
colour
RMK
12345678910

10

CAT I

205 M

LIH

Green

-

PAPI

Left 3°

( 56 FT)

NIL

1299 M, 60 M White,
600 M, 60 M White/Red,
300 M, 60 M Red

LIL

1599 M, 60 M White,
600 M, 60 M Yellow

LIH

Red

-

NIL

APCH: XBAR at 150 M. Intervals of 30 M. Innermost LGT 30 M FM THR. Sequenced FLG LGT on CL. LED

THR: LED

CL: LED

END: LED

AIM: LED

28

CAT I

600 M

LIL/LIH

Green

-

PAPI

Both 3.5°

( 40 FT)

NIL

1149 M, 60 M White,
600 M, 60 M White/Red,
300 M, 60 M Red

LIL

1449 M, 60 M White,
600 M, 60 M Yellow

LIH

Red

-

NIL

APCH: XBAR at 600, 450 and 300 M. Intervals of 30 M. Innermost LGT 30 M FM THR. LED

THR: LED

CL: LED

END: LED

AIM: LED

18

CAT II/III

510 M

LIL/LIH

Green

-

PAPI

Both 3°

( 64 FT)

900 M

1596 M, 15 M White,
600 M, 15 M White/Red,
300 M, 15 M Red

LIH

1896 M, 50 M White,
600 M, 50 M Yellow

LIH

Red

-

NIL

APCH: XBAR at 450, 300 and 150 M. Intervals of 30 M. Innermost LGT 30 M FM THR. Sequenced FLG LGT on CL.

THR: LED

TDZ: LED

CL: LED

END: LED

36

CAT I

600 M

LIL/LIH

Green

WBAR

PAPI

Both 3°

( 56 FT)

NIL

1506 M, 15 M White,
600 M, 15 M White/Red,
300 M, 15 M Red

LIH

1806 M, 50 M White,
600 M, 50 M Yellow

LIH

Red

-

NIL

APCH: XBAR at 600, 450, 300 and 150 M. Intervals of 30 M. Innermost LGT 30 M FM THR

THR: LED

CL: LED

END: LED

AIM: LED

ENZV AD 2.15  Other lighting, secondary power supply

ENGLISH
1

ABN/IBN location, characteristics and HR of OPER

NIL

2

LDI/Anemometer location and LGT

LDI: NIL

Anemometer: Skålkorsanemometer 400 M SW for THR RWY 18. Skålkorsanemometer 150 M NW for THR RWY 36. Skålkorsanemometer 300 M ENE for THR RWY 10.
Skålkorsanemometer 200 M NW for THR RWY 28.
/

Cupanemometer 400 M SW of THR RWY 18.
Cupanemometer 150 M NW of THR RWY 36.
Cupanemometer 300 M ENE of THR RWY 10.
Cupanemometer 200 M NW of THR RWY 28.

3

TWY edge and CL LGT

Edge:

TWY C3, D, E2, F1, G5, H

  

CL:

TWY A1, E1, G1, G2, G3, G4, G5, G6, G7, H, L1, L2, L3, L4, P, Q, R, S

4

Secondary PWR supply / Switch over time

Automatisk omkoblingstidtid 10 SEC. Mindre enn 1 SEC under LVP-forhold /

Automatic switch-over time 10 SEC. Less than 1 SEC under LVP conditions

5

RMK

NIL

ENZV AD 2.16  Helicopter landing area

ENGLISH
1

Coordinates TLOF or THR of FATO

TLOF SAR:

585244.68N 0053826.18E
 

Geoid undulation

TLOF SAR : 143.6 FT

2

TLOF and/or FATO elevation

TLOF SAR: 26.7 FT

3

TLOF and FATO area dimensions, surface, strength, marking, lighting

TLOF SAR: , Belysning/Lighting: NIL

4

True BRG of FATO

NIL

5

Declared distance available

NIL

6

APP and FATO lighting

NIL

7

RMK

NIL

ENZV AD 2.17  ATS airspace

NORSK/ENGLISH
1

Designation and lateral limits

Sola CTR

590500N 0053300E - 590200N 0054300E - 585100N 0055000E - 584500N 0054200E - 584500N 0052800E - 585100N 0052000E - (590500N 0053300E)

2

Vertical limits

GND to 1500 FT AMSL

3

Airspace classification

D

4

ATS unit call sign, language(s)

Sola Tower

English

5

Transition altitude

7000 FT

6

Hours of applicability

REF AIS Portal www.avinor.no/ais

7

RMK

NIL

ENZV AD 2.18  ATS communication facilities

Service DesignationCall SignFREQHRRMK
12345

ATIS

Sola Information

126.005 126.000 MHZ

H24

ATIS AVBL on TEL +47 51 65 82 49. D-ATIS SVC AVBL.

SMC

Sola Ground

121.755 121.750 MHZ

HO

ATC clearance available via datalink (DCL) by ACARS

TWR

Sola Tower

118.355 118.350 MHZ

H24

NIL

  

121.500 MHZ

H24

NIL

  

279.050 MHZ

H24

NIL

APP

Sola Approach

119.605 119.600 MHZ

HO

NIL

  

118.505 118.500 MHZ

HO

NIL

  

121.500 MHZ

HO

NIL

  

363.675 MHZ

HO

NIL

APP (ARR)

Sola Arrival

119.405 119.400 MHZ

HO

IFR TFC only

ENZV AD 2.19  Radio navigation and landing aids

Type, CAT (VAR)IDFREQHRPSNDME
ELEV
RMK
1234567

LOC RWY 18

(VAR: 2°E/2020)

ZV

110.300 MHZ

H24

585200.58N 0053817.26E

NIL

ILS CAT II, 177.5° MAG

GP RWY 18

 

335.000 MHZ

H24

585325.16N 0053821.30E

NIL

GP 3.0°, RDH 54 FT

DME RWY 18

ZV

CH 40X

H24

585325.15N 0053821.16E

43 FT

( Stavanger/Sola )

Paired LOC RWY 18

LOC RWY 36

(VAR: 2°E/2020)

SL

111.350 MHZ

H24

585342.43N 0053814.23E

NIL

ILS CAT I, 357.5° MAG

GP RWY 36

 

332.150 MHZ

H24

585225.77N 0053824.00E

NIL

GP 3.0°, RDH 50 FT

DME RWY 36

SL

CH 50Y

H24

585225.78N 0053823.85E

60 FT

( Stavanger/Sola )

Paired LOC RWY 36

D VOR/DME

(DECL: 2°E/2020)

ZOL

116.850 MHZ/

CH 115Y

H24

585230.21N 0053824.56E

50 FT

( Sola )

FRA (D): ENBR / FRA (I)

TACAN

(DECL: 2°E/2020)

SOA

CH 59Y

H24

585233.07N 0053807.22E

61 FT

( Sola )

ENZV AD 2.20  Local aerodrome regulations

1  AD availability
1.1 AD has procedures for operations with ACFT code E and F providing the marshalling service is used.

TWY G1, G2, G3, G4, L2, L3, Q, R and S are available for aircraft code E and F.

ACFT code E and F can use TWY G5, G6, G7 and E1 without marshalling.

1.2 PPR for all military traffic for use of military facilities and services. All PPR request shall be coordinated with 130 Air WingRescue Helicopter Service management at Sola Air Station.

130 Air Wing Base FlightRescue Helicopter Service OPS:

TEL: +47 9451 0034 2385 5705 H24MON - FRI 0630 – 1430 (0530 – 1330)

E-mail:sola@mil.no

Orderly Officer:

TEL: +47 918 86 025 (outside HR of operation)

1.3 Except for emergency situations AD shall not be used by CIV or MIL ACFT with wingspan exceeding 74 M. Avinor may grant other exceptions based on an Approach and Departure Risk Assessment. Request must be send AD minimum 4 weeks prior to operations.
1.4 RWY 10/28 is available for B757-200/200W on demand. Be aware that 180° turn must be able to be performed on a 45 M wide RWY. Follow-me service available.
2  ATC clearance
2.1 ATC clearance should be obtained before start-up and is available 30 MIN before EOBT.
2.2 Aircraft equipped with ACARS may request ATC clearance via datalink (DCL).
3  Start-up
3.1 All TFC must obtain start-up clearance from ATC. Run-up must be completed before requesting taxi clearance.
4  Pushback
4.1 For detailed description, see AD 2 ENZV chart "Pushback procedures"
4.2 All ACFT stands are subject to pushback clearance from TWR/GND.
4.3 Powerback prohibited on apron.
5  De-icing of aircraft
5.1 Before start-up, contact handling agent and request de-icing.

Aviator Stavanger: 131.755131.750 MHZ

Widerøe Ground Handling 121.955 MHZ

5.2 When requesting start-up, inform GND/TWR that de-icing is needed. This information must be given via RTF (not via DCL).
5.3 Contact GND/TWR for taxi guidance to the de-icing platform (P or Q).
5.4 Code E and F aircraft shall be guided by Follow-me to de-ice platform. Code D and E aircraft shall use TWY Q.
5.5 Before entering the de-icing platform, contact deicing-coordinator.
5.6 When de-icing is finished, contact GND/TWR for taxi clearance.
6  Application and approval of departure- and arrival time (“slot-time”)
6.1 General
6.1.1 Prior approval (“slot-time”) is mandatory for all commercial flights, except:
  • Aircraft using the aerodrome as alternate due to meteorological, technical or safety reasons

  • Helicopters

6.1.2 Cancellation or intentional changes of previously coordinated flights, shall be notified as soon as possible.
6.1.3 A request for handling shall be forwarded separately directly to the handling agent.
6.1.4 A taxi time of 10 minutes (after landing and before take-off), should be used in schedule calculations.
6.2 Commercial flights with aeroplanes
6.2.1 Application for “slot-time” shall be submitted to Avinor Scheduling Coordinator:
Post:

Airport Coordination Norway AS
Postbox 148
NO-2061 GARDERMOEN

TEL: +47 64 81 90 50

SITA: OSLACXH

E-mail:scr@airportcoordination.com

6.2.2 To allow for planning, the application should be delivered well in advance. It shall be formulated in accordance with international standard (SSIM format) and time limits. Application form can be obtained from the Scheduling Coordinator.
6.2.3 Traffic rights, granted by Norwegian CAA, do not include “slot-time”-approval, and vice versa.
6.3 Other flights
6.3.1 Non-commercial flights that are not based at Stavanger Airport, Sola, are recommended to contact the Aircraft Parking Office well in advance of the flight, so that a parking stand can be allocated.
7  Allocation of aircraft parking stand
7.1 The Aircraft Parking Office allocates parking stands to all aircraft:
Post:

Avinor
Driftssentralen
NO-4055 Stavanger Lufthavn

TEL: +47 67 03 06 67

FAX: +47 67 03 06 38

E-mail:sola.flyparkering@avinor.no

7.2 Allocated parking stand will be notified by TWR.
7.3 Commercial flights are normally allocated aircraft stands on apron 9 or 10.
7.4 Non-commercial flights are normally allocated aircraft stands on apron 10, 13 or other available stands.
8  Reduced runway separation
8.1 Reduced runway separation may be applied between CAT 1 and 2 aircraft, in accordance with AD 1.1 para 8.
8.2 Minimum separation for RWY 18/36 and RWY 10/28:
8.2.1 Between a landing CAT 1 aircraft and a preceding CAT 1 or 2 aircraft: 600 M
8.2.2 Between a landing light helicopter and a preceding aircraft of any CAT: 600 M
8.2.3 Between a landing CAT 2 aircraft and a preceding CAT 1 or 2 aircraft: 1500 M
8.2.4 Between a departing CAT 1 aircraft and a preceding CAT 1 or 2 aircraft: 600 M
8.2.5 Between a departing light helicopter and a preceding aircraft of any CAT: 600 M
8.2.6 Between a departing CAT 2 aircraft and a preceding CAT 1 or 2 aircraft: 1500 M

ENZV AD 2.21  Noise abatement procedures

1  General
1.1 The noise abatement procedures are mandatory unless ATC as a safety precaution instructs otherwise.
Instructions to deviate from the noise abatement procedures will include the phrase DISREGARD NOISE ABATEMENT.
1.2 Military aircraft tasked with a mission that makes them unable to follow the NAP are exempted from these procedures. This exemption also applies to helicopters on HOSP/SAR missions.
2  Arrival
2.1 Aircraft on visual approach shall to the greatest extent possible avoid overflying build-up areas and not unnecessary extend their approach path.
Exempt from this rule are:
  1. Light aircraft following VFR-routes.

  2. Fighters operating in accordance with para 2.7 below.

2.2 Approaches to RWY 10 shall:

Follow the PAPI glide slope from 1000 FT when compatible with the cleared approach procedure.

2.3 Approaches to RWY 18 from the north and east shall:
  1. Maintain a minimum height of 2000 FT until established on the final leg.

  2. Visual approaches shall be routed via RANAB.

Approaches to RWY 18 from the west shall:

  1. Follow the PAPI glide slope from 1000 FT when compatible with the cleared approach procedure.

Except:

  1. Helicopter cleared ILS Y RWY 18 approach.

  2. Helicopter cleared for visual approach RWY 18 from the west.

  3. ACFT below MTOM 5700 KG.

2.4 Approaches to RWY 36 shall:

Follow the PAPI glide slope from 1000 FT when compatible with the cleared approach procedure.

2.5 Landing pattern RWY 10/28 should be made south of the runway when traffic allows.
2.6 Landing pattern RWY 18/36 should be made west of the runway when traffic allows.
2.7 Fighter aircraft on VFR-approach shall maintain 1500 FT and proceed direct from initial point (IP) to THR. Fighter break shall be made east of RWY 18/36 or south of RWY 10/28.
3  Departure
3.1 All jet- and multi-engine aircraft with MTOM above 5700 KG shall climb straight ahead to minimum 3000 FT before commencing turn. ATC may clear aircraft with low noise emission to commence turn after passing 2000 FT.
3.2 Multi-engine aircraft with MTOM below 5700 KG shall climb straight ahead to minimum 2000 FT before commencing turn.
3.3 Single engine aircraft shall climb straight ahead to minimum 500 FT before commencing turn.
3.4 If the traffic situation necessitates an early turn, ATC can make exemptions from these altitude restrictions.
4  Helicopter operations
4.1 Arriving and departing helicopters shall avoid overflying Sola built-up area. ATC can make exemptions for light helicopters if the traffic situation necessitates.
4.2 Helicopters flying an instrument departure procedure CAT H shall not deviate from the procedure before passing the shoreline.
4.3 Helicopters with MTOM above 3000 KG shall, after departure from RWY 28, climb straight ahead to 3 DME ZOL before commencing turn.
4.4 Helicopter type Sikorsky S-92 shall operate at MAX 120 KT IAS over land.
4.5 Except in IMC, offshore traffic will be routed over the sea between 2100 – 0500 (2000 – 0400).
5  Training flight
5.1 Unless necessary for licencing purposes, school- and training flights, including landing circuits and touch-and-go, are prohibited MON - SAT 2200 – 0500 (2100 – 0400) and SUN/HOL 2200 – 0500 (2100 – 0800).
6  Engine test
6.1 Engine testing shall to greatest extent possible be avoided between 2000 – 0500 (1900 – 0400).
6.2 All engine testing beyond idle power shall be performed at hard stand 2 by TWY E2 or hard stand 7 by TWY G6. The aircraft shall be positioned on the concrete surface and the blast must be directed either parallel to, or away from, manoeuvring areas in vicinity.
TWR decides on the stand to be used.

ENZV AD 2.22  Flight Procedures

1  Arrival procedures IFR
1.1 Standard instrument arrival procedures (STAR) to Stavanger/Sola are based on RNAV 1.
1.2 Aircraft/crew not approved for RNAV 1 in TMA, will be vectored to final. If no surveillance service is available, expect clearance to DVOR/DME ZOL and to start the approach from this facility.
1.3 ENZV STAR is based on Point Merge System (PMS) and accommodates Basic Continuous Descent Operations (B-CDO). Each STAR contains segments forming a curved sequencing leg equidistant from the Merge Point (MP). The sequencing leg shall be regarded as a delay manoeuvre for use during periods with heavy traffic. All STAR procedures are described from the start point via intermediate waypoints to the MP, from where an instrument approach procedure commences. Arriving aircraft established on the STAR can expect clearance direct to MP when traffic permits. Succeeding aircraft will subsequently be cleared direct to MP when sufficient spacing to preceding aircraft is obtained. Hence, a precise sequencing can be achieved whilst the aircraft maintain own navigation (LNAV). When cleared direct to MP and also having received an instrument approach clearance, the aircraft shall follow the transition from MP to final as stated in the relevant instrument approach procedure.
1.4 ENZV Merge Points (MP):
AMKIK, ELBUV, EMPIS, GOGUT, NEVOX, NEXUT, OTBIG, ROXON, TUXAS, ULSUM
2  Radio communication failure
2.1 If experiencing radio communication failure VFR in CTR:
  1. Squawk 7600,

  2. Proceed via routes as shown on AD 2 ENZV 6 - 1 to either:

    • Sola church, 1 NM NW of AD, or

    • Football stadium, 1 NM NE of AD,

  3. If possible call Sola TWR, TEL (+47) 51 65 81 43.

3  Departure from E1 at RWY 36
3.1 Departures from E1 on RWY 36 are not, for the purposes of wake vortex separation, considered by ATC to be intersection departures.
4  Operations under limited visibility conditions
4.1 Procedures for operations under limited visibility conditions in categories Visibility Condition 2 and Visibility Condition 3 are established, REF ICAO Doc 7030.
4.2 A system for surveillance of ground traffic (GND SUR) is available to ATC.
4.3 A system for surveillance of traffic in the airspace (AIR SUR) is available to ATC.
4.4 Errors to the surveillance systems will cause reduced capacity for ATC.
5  Operations under limited visibility conditions RAVP
5.1 RAVP is available for all runways provided that necessary aids are available.
5.2 RAVP will normally be prompted by ATC when RVR is less than 1500 M or ceiling is less than 350 FT as a preparation to LVP (LVP will be initiated when RVR is 750 M at the latest).
5.3 Under RAVP the ATC will limit the amount of simultaneous aircraft on the manoeuvring area to the amount deemed safe in the actual situation.
6  Low Visibility Procedures (LVP)
6.1 LVP will normally be in operation when RVR equals or is less than 750 M or when ceiling equals or is less than 250 FT.
6.2 Pilots will be informed by ATIS or RTF when LVP are in operation and by RTF when LVP are cancelled.
6.3 Approved operations:
  1. ILS CAT II RWY 18

  2. LVTO RWY 18 when RVR equals or is more than 150 M

  3. LVTO RWY 28 when RVR equals or is more than 150 M (for helicopters only)

  4. LVTO RWY 36 when RVR equals or is more than 150 M

6.4 Stop bars at RWY holding positions will be in use. All traffic shall stop and wait in front of turned on stop bars until the lights are turned off and a clearance to continue is received via RTF from ATC.
6.5 Under visibility conditions 3 (RVR equals or is less than 400 M) selected stop bars at holding points in between, will be in use.
6.6 When RVR is less than 400M available runway entry and exit points will be restricted to:
  1. RWY 18: Entry RWY via G1/Exit RWY via E1 and G7

  2. RWY 18: Entry via A1 for helicopters/Exit RWY via A1 for helicopters

  3. RWY 28: Entry via H for helicopters

  4. RWY 36: Entry via E1 and G7

6.7 The pilot shall not report "RWY vacated" until the aircraft has fully passed the end of the green and yellow TWY CL LGT.
7  Simultaneous operations on intersecting runways
7.1 Under certain criteria, regulated in Local Operating Procedures for Sola TWR, simultaneous instrument approaches with helicopters to RWY 10 and other aircraft to RWY 18/36 are being conducted. Aircraft involved can not expect traffic information regarding such simultaneous approaches as the approaches are separated from each other.
7.2 Under certain criteria, regulated in Local Operating Procedures for Sola TWR, helicopters will be cleared to operate in the landing pattern for RWY 28 west of TWY E2, and to take off from RWY 28 and land on RWY 10 simultaneously with other aircraft taking off from/landing on RWY 18/36. These operations are controlled from TWR, and are separated from each other, thus traffic information on such traffic can not be expected.
8  Helicopter procedures
8.1 Clearance for approach on the procedure RNP Y RWY 10 will only be given under certain criteria, regulated in Local Operating Procedures for Sola TWR. Continued approach after the missed approach point shall follow PAPI RWY 10. Landing shall be executed west of TWY E2. A missed approach after having passed the missed approach point shall be executed with visual reference to the terrain, west of THR RWY 10 and in accordance with clearances issued by Sola TWR.
8.2 Helicopters landing RWY 28 with base leg W of TWY G or E2, shall vacate RWY via TWY D unless otherwise instructed by ATC.
9  FRA Connecting Routes
9.1 FRA Connecting Routes are established between SID final waypoint and FRA Departure Connecting Point, REF ENR 3.3 and ENR 6 "FRA CONNECTING ROUTES CHART ENBR/ENZV".

ENZV AD 2.23  Additional Information

1  Differences from ICAO Annex 14 Vol. I SARPS
1.1 Transverse slopes exceed requirements on parts of RWY, REF para 3.1.19.
1.2 RWY strip contains obstacles (instrument cabins, antennas and automowers), REF para 3.4.6 and ch. 9.9, REF AD 2 ENZV 2 - 1 (Aerodrome Chart).
1.3 Insufficient strength of RWY strip on minor area northwest of THR 36, REF para 3.1.4.17.
1.4 Distance between TWY P and TWY Q is 60 m, REF para 3.9.7.
1.5 Slopes exceed requirements on ACFT stand 7, 8 and 9, REF para 3.13.4.
1.6 RWY AHEAD in use as a mandatory instruction marking, REF para 5.2.16.
1.7 The distance between some APCH lights are shorter or longer than required, REF para 5.3.4.23.
1.8 RWY THR lights are on RWY 36 provided by wing bars only, REF para 5.3.10.5.
1.9 RWY THR crossbar lights consist of 10 units on RWY 10, REF para 5.3.10.4.
1.10 TWY CL LGT on apron 7 are yellow, REF para 5.3.17.6.
1.11 Reduced floodlighting ACFT stands on GA-apron and outer helicopter stands, REF para 5.3.24.4.
2  Bird reducing measures

Bird-scare patrols are active H24 and use various equipment, including flare shell crackers, amplified cries of distress, handheld lasers and bird dispersal guns.

3  Approach and runway lights
3.1 The light intensity for sequencing flashing LGT is adjustable in 5 stages, intensity 1 - 3 - 10 - 30 - 100 %, REF AD 1.1.
3.2 The light intensity for APCH and PAPI LGT is adjustable in 5 stages, intensity 1 - 3 - 10 - 30 - 100 %, REF AD 1.1.
3.3 The light intensity for THR, RWY CL, RWY edge and RWY end LGT is adjustable in 5 stages, intensity 1 - 3 - 10 - 30 - 100 %, REF AD 1.1.
3.4 The light intensity for TDZ LGT RWY 18 and aiming point LGT RWY 10, 28 and 36 is adjustable in 5 stages, intensity 1 - 3 - 10 - 30 - 100 %, REF AD 1.1.

ENZV AD 2.24  Charts related to an aerodrome

Chart NameSide/Page

Aerodrome Chart

AD 2 ENZV 2 - 1

Aircraft Parking-Docking Chart

AD 2 ENZV 2 - 2

Aircraft Parking-Docking Chart - Coordinates

AD 2 ENZV 2 - 3

Push Back Procedures

AD 2 ENZV 2 - 4

Precision Approach Terrain Chart - RWY 18

AD 2 ENZV 3 - 1

Standard Departure Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 18

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 1

Standard Departure Routes Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 18

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 2

Standard Departure Routes Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 18 (2)

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 3

Standard Departure Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 18 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 4

Omni-Directional Departure RWY 18

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 5

Standard Departure Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 36

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 6

Standard Departure Routes Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 36

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 7

Standard Departure Routes Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 36 (2)

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 8

Standard Departure Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 36 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 9

Omni-Directional Departure RWY 36

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 10

Standard Departure Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 18/36 (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 11

Standard Departure Routes Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 18/36 (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 12

Standard Departure Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 18-36 Significant points - CAT H

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 13

Omni-Directional Departure RWY 18/36 (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 14

Standard Departure Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 10

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 15

Standard Departure Routes Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 10

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 16

Standard Departure Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 10 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 17

Omni-Directional Departure RWY 10

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 18

Standard Departure Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 10 (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 19

Standard Departure Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 10 (CAT H) (2)

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 20

Standard Departure Routes Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 10 (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 21

Standard Departure Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 10 Significant points - CAT H

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 22

Standard Departure Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 28

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 23

Standard Departure Routes Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 28

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 24

Standard Departure Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 SID BASED ON GNSS) RWY 28 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 25

Omni-Directional Departure RWY 28

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 26

Omni-Directional Departure RWY 10/28 (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 27

Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 18

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 28

Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 18 (2)

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 29

Standard Arrival Routes Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 18

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 30

Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 18 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 31

Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 18 (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 32

Standard Arrival Routes Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 18 (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 33

Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 18 Significant points - CAT H

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 34

Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 36

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 35

Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 36 (2)

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 36

Standard Arrival Routes Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 36

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 37

Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 36 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 38

Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 36 (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 39

Standard Arrival Routes Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 36 (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 40

Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 36 Significant points - CAT H

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 41

Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 10

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 42

Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 10 (2)

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 43

Standard Arrival Routes Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 10

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 44

Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 10 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 45

Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 10 (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 46

Standard Arrival Routes Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 10 (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 47

Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 10 Significant points - CAT H

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 48

Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 28

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 49

Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 28 (2)

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 50

Standard Arrival Routes Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 28

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 51

Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (RNAV 1 STAR BASED ON GNSS) RWY 28 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 4 - 52

ILS Z or LOC Z RWY 18 CAT II

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 1

ILS Z or LOC Z CAT II RWY 18 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 2

ILS Y or LOC Y RWY 18 (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 3

ENZV - RWY 18 - ILS Y or LOC Y CAT II Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 4

RNP E (AR) RWY 18

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 5

RNP E (AR) RWY 18 Recommended coding

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 6

RNP E (AR) RWY 18 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 7

RNP N (AR) RWY 18

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 8

RNP N (AR) RWY 18 Recommended coding

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 9

RNP N (AR) RWY 18 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 10

RNP S (AR) RWY 18

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 11

RNP S (AR) RWY 18 Recommended coding

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 12

RNP S (AR) RWY 18 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 13

RNP W (AR) RWY 18

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 14

RNP W (AR) RWY 18 Recommended coding

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 15

RNP W (AR) RWY 18 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 16

RNP Z RWY 18

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 17

RNP Z RWY 18 Recommended coding

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 18

RNP Z RWY 18 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 19

VOR RWY 18

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 20

ILS Z or LOC Z RWY 36

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 21

ILS Z or LOC Z RWY 36 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 22

ILS Y or LOC Y RWY 36 (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 23

ILS Y or LOC Y RWY 36 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 24

RNP E (AR) RWY 36

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 25

RNP E (AR) RWY 36 Recommended coding

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 26

RNP E (AR) RWY 36 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 27

RNP O (AR) RWY 36

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 28

RNP O (AR) RWY 36 Recommended coding

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 29

RNP O (AR) RWY 36 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 30

RNP S (AR) RWY 36

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 31

ENZV - RWY 36 - RNP S (AR) Recommended coding

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 32

RNP S (AR) RWY 36 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 33

RNP W (AR) RWY 36

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 34

RNP W (AR) RWY 36 Recommended coding

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 35

RNP W (AR) RWY 36 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 36

RNP Z RWY 36

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 37

RNP Z RWY 36 Recommended coding

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 38

RNP Z RWY 36 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 39

VOR RWY 36

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 40

RNP Z RWY 10

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 41

RNP Z RWY 10 Recommended coding

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 42

RNP Z RWY 10 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 43

RNP Y RWY 10 (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 44

RNP Y RWY 10 Recommended coding (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 45

RNP Y RWY 10 Significant Points (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 46

VOR RWY 10

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 47

RNP RWY 28

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 48

RNP RWY 28 Recommended coding

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 49

VOR RWY 28

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 50

VOR RWY 28 Significant points

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 51

RNP 044 (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 52

RNP 044 Recommended coding (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 53

RNP 044 Significant Points (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 54

RNP 081 (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 55

RNP 081 Recommended coding (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 56

RNP 081 Significant Points (CAT H)

AD 2 ENZV 5 - 57

Visual Approach Chart - ICAO

AD 2 ENZV 6 - 1

TMA chart Flesland/Sola

AD 2 ENZV 7 - 1

ENZV AD 2.25  Visual segment surface (VSS) penetration

ProcedureMinima typeRemark
ILS Z or LOC Z RWY 36ILSTrees until 0.6 NM FM THR.
ILS Z or LOC Z RWY 36LOCTrees until 0.6 NM FM THR.
ILS Y or LOC Y RWY 36ILSTrees until 0.6 NM FM THR.
ILS Y or LOC Y RWY 36LOCTrees until 0.6 NM FM THR.
VOR RWY 36VORTrees until 0.6 NM FM THR.
RNP RWY 28LPVTrees until 0.6 NM FM THR.
RNP RWY 28LNAV/VNAVTrees until 0.6 NM FM THR.
RNP RWY 28LNAVTrees until 0.6 NM FM THR.
RNP E RWY 36 (AR)RNP 0.3Trees until 0.6 NM FM THR.
RNP O RWY 36 (AR)RNP 0.3Trees until 0.6 NM FM THR.
RNP S RWY 36 (AR)RNP 0.3Trees until 0.6 NM FM THR.
RNP W RWY 36 (AR)RNP 0.3Trees until 0.6 NM FM THR.