LEBZ AD 2 AERODROME DATA
AERODROME LOCATION INDICATOR - NAME
LEBZ - BADAJOZ/Talavera La Real
AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA
ARP |
385329N 0064917W. See AD 2-LEBZ ADC. |
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Distance and direction from the city |
13 km E. |
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Elevation |
185 m / 608 ft. |
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Geoid undulation |
54.17 m ± 0.05 (1). |
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Reference temperature |
35°C. |
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Low average temperature |
8ºC. |
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Magnetic variation |
1º W (2020). |
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Annual change |
8.4´E. |
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AD administration |
CIV: Aena. |
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Address |
Ctra. Badajoz - Balboa s/n. - 06195 Badajoz. |
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TEL |
CIV: +34-924 210 406 |
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FAX |
CIV: +34-924 210 453 |
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AFTN |
LEBZ |
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CIV: cecoabjz@aena.es |
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Approved traffic |
IFR/VFR. |
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Remarks |
(1) For all AD points. |
OPERATIONAL HOURS
Airport |
CIV: V: 0630-1800; I: 0730-1900. (1) |
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Customs and Immigration |
HR AD. |
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Health and Sanitation |
No. |
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AIS/ARO/OPV |
HR AD. |
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MET briefing |
HR AD. |
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ATS |
HR AD. |
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Fuelling |
CIV: V: SUN-FRI 0600-1300; SAT 0600-1000 |
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Handling |
HR AD. |
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Security |
H24. |
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De-icing |
Ask handling agent IBERIA. |
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Remarks |
(1) Extension of civil operating hours and foreign State aircraft, see item 20. |
HANDLING SERVICES AND FACILITIES
Cargo facilities |
MIL: Up to 72000 Kg. |
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Fuel types |
CIV: JET A-1, 100LL. |
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Oil types |
CIV: NIL. |
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Refuelling capacity |
CIV: JET A-1: 2 Tanks 30000 L, 13 L/s, 15 L/s. |
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De-Icing facilities |
No. |
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Hangar space |
No. |
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Repair facilities |
No. |
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Remarks |
GPU: AC (up to 45 KVA) and DC (up to 1500 A) unit.
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PASSENGER FACILITIES
Hotels |
MIL: Yes. |
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Restaurant |
MIL: Yes. |
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Transportation |
CIV: Taxis and hire cars. |
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Medical facilities |
MIL: First aid and ambulance. |
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Bank/Post Office |
No. |
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Tourist information |
No. |
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Remarks |
None. |
RESCUE AND FIRE FIGHTING SERVICES
Fire category |
CIV: 7. |
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Rescue equipment |
MIL: In accordance with the fire category published. |
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Removal of disabled aircraft |
Yes, only by dragging. |
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Remarks |
Service provided by the Ejército del Aire y del Espacio. |
SEASONAL AVAILABILITY/OBSTACLE CLEARING
Equipment |
MIL: Heavy crane of 72000 Kg. |
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Priority |
RWY, TWY and apron. |
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Remarks |
Service provided by the Ejército del Aire y del Espacio. |
MOVEMENT AREA DETAILS
Apron |
Surface: CIV: Asphaltic concrete. MIL: Hydraulic concrete. |
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Taxiways |
Width: 22 m. |
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Check locations |
Altimeter: Civil apron: 180 m / 591 ft. |
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Remarks |
None. |
TAXIING GUIDANCE SYSTEM AND MARKINGS
Taxiing guidance system |
Runway-holding positions, boards and stands. |
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RWY markings |
Designators, threshold, centre line, aiming point, touchdown zone and side stripe. |
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TWY markings |
Centre line and side stripe. |
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Remarks |
None. |
AERODROME OBSTACLES
In approach and take-off areas |
In circling area and at AD |
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RWY Area |
Obstruction |
Coordinates |
Obstruction |
Coordinates |
31/APCH |
Tower 272 m / 892 ft. |
127° / 9380 m. FM THR 31 |
Antenna 288.04 m / 945.01 ft. |
385208.9N 0064918.7W |
Antenna 179 m / 586 ft. |
385352.6N 0064950.3W |
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Hangar 190 m / 623 ft. |
385310.9N 0064926.9W |
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Floodlighting pole 202 m / 663 ft. |
385302.3N 0064902.1W |
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ABN 209 m / 687 ft. |
385254.6N 0064900.8W |
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Antenna 199 m / 652 ft. |
385259.5N 0064849.9W |
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Antenna 203 m / 664 ft. |
385310.8N 0064910.1W |
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Antenna 203 m / 664 ft. |
385309.0N 0064907.1W |
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Remarks: See AD 2-LEBZ AOC. |
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METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE PROVIDED
MET office |
CIV/MIL: Talavera La Real OMD. |
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HR |
HR AD. |
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METAR |
Half-hourly METAR AUTO supervised by EMAe/OMD staff. |
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TAF |
H24. |
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TREND |
No. |
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Landing forecasts |
No. |
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Briefing |
Telephone and fax. |
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Flight documentation/Language |
Charts and plain language/Spanish. |
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Charts |
Significant and forecast at altitude (wind and temperature) maps. |
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Supplementary equipment |
Cloud, lighting and radar information image display. |
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ATS unit served |
AIS, TWR, OPV. |
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Additional information |
Sevilla OMAe (LESV): H24
Talavera La Real OMD: HR AD
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Remarks |
Aerodrome climatological summary available. Aerodrome warnings available. |
RUNWAY PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
RWY |
Direction |
DIM (m) |
THR PSN |
THR ELEV |
SWY (m) |
CWY (m) |
Strip (m) |
OFZ |
RESA (m) |
RWY/SWY SFC |
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13 |
125.62° GEO |
2852 x 60 |
385355.51N 0065004.62W |
THR: 176 m / 578 ft |
300 x 60 |
300 x 150 |
No |
No |
No |
RWY: Asphaltic concrete |
31 |
305.63° GEO |
2852 x 60 |
385301.64N 0064828.42W |
THR: 185.2 m / 608 ft |
300 x 60 |
300 x 150 |
No |
No |
No |
RWY: Asphaltic concrete |
Remarks: None. |
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Profile:

DECLARED DISTANCES
RWY |
TORA (m) |
TODA (m) |
ASDA (m) |
LDA (m) |
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13 |
2852 |
3152 |
3152 |
2852 |
31 |
2852 |
3152 |
3152 |
2852 |
Remarks: None. |
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APPROACH AND RUNWAY LIGHTING
Runway |
13 |
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Approach |
Simple, 420 m. Threshold identification lights. (1) |
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VASIS |
2.5°. |
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Threshold |
Green. |
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Touchdown zone |
No. |
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Runway centre line |
No. |
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Runway edge |
2852 m white. Distance between lights: 55 m. (1) |
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Runway end |
Red. |
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Stopway |
No. |
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Remarks |
(1) Adjustable light intensity. |
Runway |
31 |
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Approach |
Simple, 420 m. Threshold identification lights. (1) |
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VASIS |
2.5°. |
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Threshold |
Green. |
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Touchdown zone |
No. |
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Runway centre line |
No. |
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Runway edge |
2852 m white. Distance between lights: 55 m. (1) |
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Runway end |
Red. |
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Stopway |
No. |
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Remarks |
(1) Adjustable light intensity. |
OTHER LIGHTING, SECONDARY POWER SUPPLY
ABN |
ALTN FLG W EV 8 s. |
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WDI |
1 near THR 31 LGTD. |
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TWY lighting |
Edge EXC C-3 and C-4. |
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Apron lighting |
CIV: 6 floodlighting towers. MIL: 4 floodlighting towers. |
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Secondary power supply |
1 engine generator set that provides a switchover time for CAT I according to Annex 14. |
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Remarks |
None. |
HELICOPTER LANDING AREA
Position |
Intersection of TWY C-1-2 and T-3. |
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Elevation |
Information not available. |
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Dimensions, surface, maximum weight, marking |
Information not available. |
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Direction |
Information not available. |
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Declared distances |
Information not available. |
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Lighting |
Information not available. |
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Remarks |
None. |
ATS AIRSPACE
Designation |
CTR TALAVERA.
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Lateral limits |
383939.3675N 0071552.6301W, circular sector of 25 NM radius centred on 385329N 0064917W up to 391754.4652N 0064222.1199W,390745.2233N 0070835.5513W, following the Portuguese boundary up 383939.3675N 0071552.6301W. |
Vertical limits Airspace class |
FL 195-FL240... C. / SFC-FL195... D. |
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Unit / Language |
TALAVERA APP ES/EN. |
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Transition altitude |
Designation |
ATZ BADAJOZ. |
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Lateral limits |
Circle radius 8 km centred on ARP (1). |
Vertical limits Airspace class |
SFC-3000 ft HGT (2)... D. |
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Unit / Language |
BADAJOZ TWR |
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Transition altitude |
1850 m/6000 ft. |
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Remarks |
(1) Or the ground visibility, whichever is lower. |
ATS COMMUNICATION FACILITIES
Service |
Call sign |
FREQ |
HR |
Remarks |
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APP |
Talavera APP |
120.555 C |
HR AD |
CIV/MIL |
TWR |
Badajoz TWR |
121.500 MHz |
HR AD |
EMERG |
Badajoz GMC |
130.155 C |
HR AD |
GMC CIV/MIL |
RADIO NAVIGATION & LANDING FACILITIES
Facility (VAR) |
ID |
FREQ |
HR |
Coordinates |
DME ELEV |
Remarks |
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DVOR (21º W) |
VBZ |
116.800 MHz |
H24 |
385323.5N 0064856.8W |
— |
— |
DME |
VBZ |
CH 115X |
H24 |
385323.5N 0064856.8W |
180 m |
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LOC 31 |
ITL |
110.500 MHz |
H24 |
385401.7N 0065015.6W |
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COV 25 NM |
ILS CAT I (12º W) |
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— |
— |
— |
— |
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GP 31 |
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329.600 MHz |
H24 |
385310.4N 0064835.7W |
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3°; RDH 16 m; at 300.7 m FM THR 31 & 117.4 m RCL to the right in the direction of APCH. |
ILS/DME 31 |
ITL |
CH 42X |
H24 |
385310.4N 0064835.7W |
192 m |
REF DME THR 31 |
TACAN (12º W) |
TBC |
CH 25X |
H24 |
385329.8N 0064907.2W |
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Possible signal loss BLW 6000 ft BTN 16 NM & 25 NM in the sector BTN 10º & 30º. |
LOCAL REGULATIONS
Any request for the extension of civil operating hours should be directed by companies or aircraft operators to the delegate of AENA at the Talavera La Real (Badajoz) Air Base, at least four days in advance.
Regular airlines that operate from or to Badajoz that may experience delays due to supervening causes not attributable to the operating companies, may submit a request for the extension of operating hours at least two hours in advance.
Foreign state/military aircraft: it is mandatory to request PPR at least 72 hours in advance to one of the following addresses:
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AFTN : LEBZ
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FAX : +34-924 209 815
When transporting dangerous goods, this shall be requested at least two working days in advance. As a general rule, PPR will not be accepted within the following hours:
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V: FM FRI 1200 TO MON 0630.
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I: FM FRI 1330 TO MON 0730.
When military activity is taking place, no civil aircraft (IFR/VFR) will be cleared for practicing approaches or touch-and-goes. Landing will only be cleared if a flight plan with destination LEBZ AD has been approved.
Departures of civil VFR flights will only be cleared when no military activity is taking place.
Engine testing not available on civil apron.
NOISE ABATEMENT PROCEDURES
No.
FLIGHT PROCEDURES
VFR aircraft with destination Badajoz will establish radio contact before entering the CTR.
LOW VISIBILITY PROCEDURES (LVP)
Low Visibility Procedures (LVP) are not available at Badajoz airport.
AD TRAFFIC CIRCUIT

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
ARRESTING SYSTEMS
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Nomenclature: LEBZ-01-R-U.
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Type: NET BARRIER UNIDIRECTIONAL.
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Location: RWY 13 THR+2862 m/9390 ft.
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Readiness status: Permanently available, under pilot request.
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Nomenclature: LEBZ-02-R-U.
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Type: NET BARRIER UNIDIRECTIONAL.
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Location: RWY 31 THR+2832 m/9291 ft.
BIRD CONCENTRATION AREAS
Zone A: The common house martin and swift are the predominant species, and they remain from February to September. The presence of pigeons is occasional.
Zone B: There is not much presence of starlings, but they are found concentrated between the Control Tower and the antennas between TWY C-1-2 and C-1-3.
Zone C: Kites and common buzzards are found in the zone all year, although their presence increases around harvest time (May, June). Storks are found in the zone practically year round, although they are more common from Spring to Autumn, and particularly around harvest time. Vultures are also present in this zone around harvest time.
Zone D: In the months of June, July and August, common house martins occasionally roost in large numbers on the runway if temperatures are low.
Zones E, F and G: During clearing works in the ILS critical areas (localizer and glide path), and the zone between the stopway of RWY 13 and the air base fence, there is a large concentration of cattle egrets, with storks in smaller numbers.
BIRD MOVEMENTS
Flow 1: During spring, Summer and Autumn, vultures may be seen in transit from the North to feeding zones to the South. Their number rises during the hotter months as they make use of the thermals, and at harvest time they may even feed in zone C.
Flow 2: The kite and common buzzard fly from the North to zone C for feeding, especially around harvest time.
Flow 3: The storks go to zones C, E and F from the South, for feeding.
Flow 4: During the months of June, July and August, and if temperatures fall, the common house martin occasionally moves to the runway (zone D) at dusk to roost, returning to zone A by day when temperatures rise.
Flow 5: The cattle egret moves from the north to zones E and F for feeding.

CHARTS RELATED TO THE AERODROME
The list of charts related to the aerodrome can be found on the link below:
VISUAL SEGMENT SURFACE (VSS) PENETRATION
Not applicable.