AIP

ESPAÑA

AD 2-GCRR PDC 1

WEF 01-OCT-26WEF 06-AUG-26

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AIRCRAFT STANDS CHARACTERISTICS

PRKG

RAMP

COORD

EXIT

MAX_ACFT

NOSE_TO

REMARKS

7

285705.90N 0133627.65W

A/R

B752

SW

8

285707.02N 0133621.87W

A/R

AT72

SW

9

285708.05N 0133621.27W

A/R

AT72

SW

10

285709.21N 0133620.78W

R

A21N/B38MB3XM

SW

11

285710.98N 0133619.67W

R

B753

12

285712.65N 0133618.83W

R

B763

NE

13A

285714.62N 0133617.79W

R

B763

NE

INCOMP. 13B, 13C

13B

285714.07N 0133618.07W

A/R

AT72

INCOMP. 13A

13C

285715.14N 0133617.45W

A/R

AT72

INCOMP. 13A

14

285717.41N 0133615.97W

R

B744

NE

15

285715.55N 0133611.79W

A

B752

15H

285715.19N 0133610.97W

A

S61

(1)

16

285711.39N 0133613.61W

A

B39M

16H

285711.19N 0133613.16W

A

S61

(1)

17

285709.74N 0133614.70W

A

A20N

18

285708.49N 0133615.42W

A

A20N

19

285706.28N 0133616.66W

A

A21N/B38MB3XM

19H

285706.36N 0133616.03W

A

B412

(1)

20

285703.02N 0133618.69W

A

A21N/B38MB3XM

See item 20

21

285701.60N 0133619.65W

A

A21N/B38MB3XM

See item 20

22

285659.98N 0133620.57W

A

A21N/B38M

23

285658.15N 0133621.63W

A

B752

See item 20

24

285654.04N 0133623.21W

A

B753

24H

285652.90N 0133624.30W

A

S61

(1)

AG1

285718.79N 0133615.59W

(2)

AG2

285719.38N 0133615.35W

(2)

AG3

285719.97N 0133615.01W

(2)

AG4

285719.13N 0133613.14W

(2)

T1

285657.04N 0133629.79W

R

B744

NE

400 Hz – A/C

T2

285658.91N 0133628.40W

R

B763

NE

400 Hz – A/C

T3

285700.62N 0133627.39W

R

B753

SW

400 Hz – A/C, INCOMP. T7

T4

285702.04N 0133626.48W

R

B753

SW

400 Hz – A/C, INCOMP. T7

T5

285703.38N 0133625.79W

R

A21N/B38MB3XM

SW

400 Hz – A/C

T6

285704.79N 0133625.39W

R

A21N/B38MB3XM

SW

400 Hz – A/C

T7

285701.13N 0133627.23W

R

A343

SW

400 Hz – A/C, INCOMP. T3, T4

 

Remarks:

(1)

HEL MAX wingspan 22.5 m.

(2)

MAX wingspan 15 m.

 

GENERAL

The system SAFEDOCK contains information about azimuth guidance (shows the aircraft position with relation to the centre line of the parking area) and distance to the stop position (based on a laser radar measurement), that is provided by a display unit, in front of the cockpit.

 

DISPLAY UNIT

Consists of:

  1. WAIT TEST, ID FAIL and DOWN GRADE.

  2. One line with a unit of yellow LED and 2 units of red/yellow LED for indication of aircraft azimuth and stop indication.

  3. One column of 3 units of yellow LED in the centre to indicate the distance to the stop position.

PILOT INSTRUCTIONS

GENERAL ADVICE:

When the pilot is not sure about the information showed in the display unit, must inmediately stop the aircraft and obtain more information to proceed.

 

1. DOCKING START

When the system starts, it shows the flashing message WAIT TEST.

 

 

 

2. CAPTURE

When the system is working in capture way. looking for the approaching aircraft, the system shows a vertical floating arrows. In the first line of the display unit will show the AIRCRAFT TYPE. ADVICE: If the system does not show a vertical arrows in movement and an aircraft type like the approaching

 

 

3. MONITORING

When the aircraft has been captured by the laser, the floating arrows are substituted by the yellow indicator in the centre line. A flashing red arrow shows the pilot the direction of turn in order to line-up along the stand edge. If the system does not show the direction arrows, it means the aircraft is over the centre line.

 

 

4. APPROACH RATE

When the aircraft is less than 16 m from the stop point, the approach rate is showed by one LED line turn-off from the centre line each 0,7 m covered when the aircraft moves until the stop position.

 

 

5. SPEED REDUCTION

If the aircraft speed exceed 3 m/seg. the unit display indicates “SLOW”; the entry speed must be reduced.

 

 

6. REACHING STOP POINT

When the correct stop point is reaching, the display unit shows STOP and lights red bars turns-on.

 

 

7. DOCKING FINISHED

When the aircraft is parked, the display unit shows OK.

 

 

8. EXCEEDED

When the aircraft exceeds the stop point, the display unit shows TOO FAR.

 

 

9. WAIT

When the detected aircraft is lost during the docking routine, 12 m before the STOP point, the display unit will show WAIT. The routine will continue when the system detects the aircraft again.

 

 

10. ADVERSES METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

When the system visibility is reduced due to any reason, the downgrade mode will show the aircraft type and SLOW and floating arrows are disabled. As soon the system identifies the aircraft, the display unit will show the rate approach bar in order to continue the docking routine.

 

 

 

11. PLACEMENT AND RETRACTING OF THE BOARDING BRIDGE.

The airbridge may be docked when the chocks are in place and the message "CHOCK ON" is activated on the docking panel, which shall be visible for 60 seconds.

 

 

The airbridge may be retracted when the message “RETIRADA PASARELA” is activated on the docking panel, which shall be visible for 60 seconds.

 

 

12. TOBT (Target Off Block Time) / TSAT (Target Start-up Approval Time)

TOBT will be shown in the display once the “CHOCK ON” message has disappeared, for a period prior to the programmed departure time (45 minutes for wide bodies and 30 minutes for the rest). Text TOBT, the time TOBT and corresponding negative countdown, are shown until 5 minutes before that time.

 

 

At that moment, will be shown in the display the messages TSAT/hh:mm/-mm (text/time TSAT/negative countdown until time TSAT)