UASP — PAVLODAR

Note: The following sections in this chapter are intentionally left blank: AD-2.10, AD-2.16, AD-2.21

UASP AD 2.1   Aerodrome Location Indicator And Name

UASP — PAVLODAR

UASP AD 2.2   Aerodrome Geographical And Administrative Data

1ARP coordinates and site at AD

521143N 0770424E

At the centre of RWY

2Direction and distance from (city)138°, 7.6 NM of Pavlodar center
3Elevation/Reference temperature411 FT/21,5° C
4Geoid undulation at AD ELEV PSN-125 FT
5MAG VAR/Annual Change9° E ( 2013 )/ 0°
6AD Administration, address, telephone, telefax, telex, AFS
Post:

Authority of Airport 140001 Pavlodar, JSC "Pavlodar International Airport" Republic of Kazakhstan

Tel:+7 (7182) 663511

Fax:+7 (7182) 663526

AFS:UASPAPDU

Email:kense@airportpavlodar.kz

7Types of traffic permitted (IFR/VFR)IFR-VFR
8RemarksNil

UASP AD 2.3   Operational Hours

1AD Operator

See NOTAM

Tel:+7 (7182) 663511

2Customs and immigration

HO

Tel:+7 (7182) 663543

3Health and sanitation

HO

Tel:+7 (7182) 663503

4AIS Briefing OfficeHO
5ATS Reporting Office (ARO)HO

Tel:+7 (7182) 301436

6MET Briefing OfficeH24

Tel:+7 (7182) 491373

7ATSSee NOTAM
8Fuelling

Tel:+7 (7182) 663553

9Handling

Tel:+7 (7182) 663553

10Security

Tel:+7 (7182) 661059

11De-icing

Tel:+7 (7182) 663553

12RemarksNil

UASP AD 2.4   Handling Services And Facilities

1Cargo-handling facilities

Handling up to 5 tonnes weight

2Fuel/oil types

TS-1

3Fuelling facilities/capacity

3 tankers, without limitation

4De-icing facilities

AVBL

5Hangar space for visiting aircraft

Not AVBL for visiting aircraft

6Repair facilities for visiting aircraft

Nil

7Remarks

(Maintenance service of aircraft AN-24, YAK-40 not provided)

UASP AD 2.5   Passenger Facilities

1Hotels

In the city Pavlodar

2Restaurants

AVBL in airport terminal

3Transportation

Buses, taxis

4Medical facilities

Aid post at Airport Terminal, ambulance service, hospitals in Pavlodar

5Bank and Post Office

In the city Pavlodar, in the airport- bank ATM

6Tourist Office

In the city Pavlodar

7RemarksNil

UASP AD 2.6   Rescue And Fire Fighting Services

1AD category for fire fighting

CAT A7

2Rescue equipmentAVBL
3Capability for removal of disabled aircraftThere are tow driver of type Aircraft: YAK-40, YAK-42, AN-24, TU-134, TU-154, B-737, A-320(319, 321).

Tel:+7 (7182) 601098 (ext. 420)

Email:pochinok.f@airportpavlodar.kz

4RemarksNil

UASP AD 2.7   Seasonal Availability - Clearing

1Types of clearing equipment4 plow brush machines, 1 rotor, 1 wind machine, 1 heat engine, 1 tractor for cleaning shafts of snow
2Clearance priorities
  1. RWY
  2. TWY
  3. Stands
3Remarks

(Seasonal availability: All seasons, caution advised in winter during snow conditions)

UASP AD 2.8   Aprons, Taxiways And Check Locations/Positions Data

1Apron surface and strengthSTANDSSURFACESTRENGTH
1,4CONC+ASPHPCN 51/F/C/X/T
2,3CONC+ASPHPCN 32/F/C/X/T
5CONC+ASPHPCN 26/F/C/Y/T
9CONC+ASPHPCN 28/F/C/Y/T
6-8CONCPCN 14/R/B/X/T
10-12CONC+ASPHPCN 14/R/B/X/T
2Taxiway width, surface and strengthTWYWIDTH (M)SURFACESTRENGTH
A23CONC+ASPHPCN 53/F/C/X/T
3Altimeter checkpoint location and elevationNil
4VOR checkpointsNil
5INS checkpointsNil
6RemarksNil

UASP AD 2.9   Surface Movement Guidance And Control System And Markings

1Use of aircraft stand ID signs, TWY guide lines and visual docking/parking guidance system of aircraft standsGuidance sign-boards at entrance of RWYs, guidance sign designating taxiways
2RWY and TWY markings and LGT

Markings of thresholds, touchdown zones, centre line, fixed distance markers, RWY edges, RWY designations, taxi holding positions, taxiway centre lines

3Stop barsNil
4Other runway protection measuresNil
5RemarksNil

UASP AD 2.10   Aerodrome Obstacles

NIL

UASP AD 2.11   Meteorological Information Provided

1Associated MET OfficeMeteorological service Pavlodar

Tel:+7 (7182) 491373

2Hours of service MET Office outside hourH24
3Office responsible for TAF preparation: Periods of validityMeteorological service Pavlodar, 9HR (0009, 0312, 0615, 0918, 1221, 1524, 1803, 2106)
4Trend forecast Interval of issuanceTREND 30 min
5Briefing/consultation providedPersonal consultation (Russian)
6Flight documentation/languages usedTAF, METAR, SPECI, SIGMET, GAMET, AIRMET English
7Charts and other information AVBL for briefing or consultationS, U85, U70, U50, U40, U30, U25, U20, prognostic charts of wind and temperature at flight levels (FL), max wind, T, prognostic charts P85, P70, P50, P40, P30, P25, P20, SWH, SWM of WAFC, SWM+SWH, SWL of Kazakhstan;
8Supplementary equipment AVBL for providing informationDoppler weather radar (WRM-200)
9ATS units provided with informationBriefing, TWR
10Additional informationNil

UASP AD 2.12   Runway Physical Characteristics

Designations RWY NRTRUE BRGDimensions of RWY (M)Strength (PCN) and surface of RWY and SWYTHR coordinates RWY end coordinates THR geoid undulationTHR elevation and highest elevation of TDZ of precision APP RWYSlope of RWY-SWY
1234567
0342,66°2500 X 4566/F/C/X/T CONC+ASPH

521113.50N 0770339.41E

-

-125.7 FT

THR 382.9 FTSee AOC type A
21222.68°2500 X 4566/F/C/X/T CONC+ASPH

521212.95N 0770508.58E

-

-125.7 FT

THR 410.4 FTSee AOC type A
SWY dimensions (M)CWY dimensions (M)Strip dimensions (M)RESA dimensions (M)Location and description of arresting systemOFZRemarks
891011121314
Nil150 X 1602620 X 30090 X 150NilNilRWY 03 turn pad: length 100 m, width 75 m.
Nil300 X 1602620 X 30090 X 150NilNilRWY 21 turn pad: length 100 m, width 75 m.

UASP AD 2.13   Declared Distances

RWY DesignatorTORA (M)TODA (M)ASDA (M)LDA (M)Remarks
123456
03

2500

2650

2500

2500

Nil
21

2500

2800

2500

2500

Nil
TWY A - 03117613261176NilNil
TWY A - 21132416241324NilNil

UASP AD 2.14   Approach And Runway Lighting

RWY DesignatorAPCH LGT type, LEN, INTSTTHR LGT colour, WBARVASIS, (MEHT), PAPITDZ, LGT LENRWY Centre Line LGT Length, spacing, colour, INTSTRWY edge LGT LEN, spacing, colour, INTSTRWY End LGT colour, WBARSWY LGT LEN, colourRemarks
12345678910
03

CAT I (HIALS)

900 M

LIH

GRN

Nil

PAPI LEFT/3° NilNil

2500m, spacing 60m, 0-1900m white, last 600m yellow

LIH

RED

Nil

NilNil
21

CAT I (HIALS)

870 M

LIH

GRN

Nil

PAPI LEFT/3° NilNil

2500m, spacing 60m, 0-1900m white, last 600m yellow

LIH

RED

Nil

NilNil

UASP AD 2.15   Other Lighting, Secondary Power Supply

1ABN/IBN location, characteristics and hours of operationNil
2LDI location and LGT Anemometer location and LGTLDI: Nil Anemometer: 300m from RWY03, 400m from RWY21 The main point of observation, Auxiliary observation point, Lighting: Nil
3TWY edge and centre line lighting

TWY A EDGE: BLU

4Secondary power supply/switch-over timeAVAILABLE, 1sec
5RemarksTurning Bay Lights (U-turn) - Blue

UASP AD 2.16   Helicopter Landing Area

NIL

UASP AD 2.17   ATS Airspace

1Designation and lateral limitsPAVLODAR CTR A circle radius 20 NM centered on 521235N 0770542E
2Vertical limits3000 FT ALT / GND
3Airspace classificationC
4ATS unit call sign
Language(s)
PAVLODAR TOWER EN PAVLODAR VYSHKA RU
5Transition altitude10000 FT
6Hours of applicability See NOTAM
7RemarksNil

UASP AD 2.18   ATS Communication Facilities

Service designationCall signFrequencySATVOICE number(s)Logon addressHours of operationRemarks
1234567

TWR

PAVLODAR TOWER (EN)

PAVLODAR VYSHKA (RU)

119,8 MHZ

NilNilSee NOTAMNil
ATIS

PAVLODAR ATIS (EN)

PAVLODAR ATIS (RU)

134,6 MHZ

133,6 MHZ

NilNilAs ADATIS information is being updated during AD working hours. Outside AD working hours ATIS information is not updated.

UASP AD 2.19   Radio Navigation And Landing Aids

Type of aid, MAG VAR, ILS Classification, Type of supported OP (for VOR/ILS/MLS, give declination)IDFrequency, Channel numberHours of operationPosition of transmitting antenna coordinatesElevation of DME transmitting antennaService volume radius from the GBAS reference pointRemarks
12345678
DVOR/DME (9°E/2013)PVL114 MHZ
CH 87X
H24521234.6N 0770542.1E500 FTNilNil
ILS LOC 21 I/D/2
GP 21 I/C/2
DME
IPW

IPW
110.7 MHZ
330.2 MHZ
CH 44X
H24521054.5N 0770310.8E
521201.7N 0770504.4E
521201.7N 0770504.4E


400 FT
NilNil

UASP AD 2.20  Local Aerodrome Regulations

1.   Movement procedure (towing, taxiing) of aircraft on the airfield.
Movement of the aircraft on the aerodrome is carried out by taxiing or towing by special vehicles. Taxiing and towing are performed along the centerline of runway, taxiways and stands.
2.   Precautions for taxiing and towing aircraft, with regard to the visibility conditions and the condition of apron pavement, parking areas, taxiways.
Taxiing (towing) shall be carried out by clearance of the “Tower” air traffic controller. The pilot-in-command depending on the taxiway conditions, obstacles presence, aircraft weight, taxiing conditions, shall select the taxiing speed. In all cases, it must not exceed the speed established by the Flight Crew Operational Manual.
3.   Taxiing out of stands under its own engines power and by towing.
Taxiing out of stands under its own engines power and by towing and taxiing into stands under its own engines power and by towing is performed according to the signals of the person in charge of the aircraft operational maintenance area. Stands separation for arriving aircraft shall be carried out by the Operation and Dispatch service followed by informing the Engineering and Technical Service, not later than 20 minutes before landing. Engineering and Technical Service is responsible for the aircraft movement safety from stands and to the stands. There are no restrictions on the procedure for taxiing and parking aircraft.
Taxiing of YAK-42 aircraft into/out of stand №12 under its own engines power is prohibited. Parking of the YAK-42 aircraft at the stand №12 shall be carried out by towing.
4.   Parking area for small aircraft (general aviation), in case, if such stands are available.
NIL
5.   Aircraft de-icing areas, main engines start up areas, deviation areas.
Stands №2, №3 are designated for de-icing. Main engines start-up is permitted at all stands. Stands №1-№4 are designated as deviation areas.
6.   The movement procedure of aircraft and vehicles in critical and sensitive areas of ILS during aerodrome operation on the minima I, II and III ICAO category.
Aircraft movement in the critical area shall be carried out with the increased attention of the crew and caution. Flight crew shall vacate the critical area as soon as possible, without exceeding recommended speed by the flight manual of this aircraft. Flight crew shall immediately report to the “Tower” air traffic controller after vacating the critical area.
Intersection of critical areas of radio-beacon landing system by aircraft, vehicles and other mobile facilities shall be carried out with the clearance of the “Tower” air traffic controller.
“Stop” and “ILS critical area” signs are installed on the intersection of the airport roads and the critical area of the radio-beacon system. Movement after these signs without air traffic controller clearance is prohibited; driver must stop and request clearance to cross this area. Vacating of this area shall be made rapidly with a further report to the air traffic controller.
When the aircraft performing a U-turn to the final approach and before landing, intersection these areas by the mentioned vehicles is prohibited.
7.   Restrictions in the operation of large aircraft including restrictions on the use of its own power for taxiing (in cases, if such restrictions are available).
Aircraft with a weight of 30000 kg and more shall make turns in turning bays (widening of the runway) on RWY 03/21 only.
For other aircraft the geometric dimensions of the runway and parking areas are suitable according to the Tactical and technical data, no restrictions.
8.   Taxiing in winter conditions (apron), in case if some taxiways are not equipped with centerline lights, they are may not be visible due to snow.
In case of low visibility of marking lines for aircraft movement at the apron (due to snow cover and other reasons), the escorting of aircraft shall be carried out by the follow-me car.
9.   Removal of disabled aircraft from runways.
JSC “Pavlodar airport” can provide the activities of evacuation:
  • In the standard form of towing (towing by the nose gear with a tow bar) from runway (in the absence of snow and ice) – YAK-40, YAK-42, AN-24, TU-134, TU-154, A-320, B-737. From soft surfaces of runway shoulder and stopway – YAK-40, AN-24.
  • In the non-standard form of towing (towing by the main landing gear with ropes) from runway. From soft surfaces of runway shoulder and stopway – YAK-42.
  • Transportation of aircraft with damaged nose gear or main gear due to belly landing is impossible due to the lack of necessary equipment.

UASP AD 2.21   Noise Abatement Procedures

NIL

UASP AD 2.22  Flight Procedures

1.   Flight and ground movement procedures.
There are no deviations from the requirements and flight rules operating in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Take-off not from the runway beginning shall be performed upon flight crew request, if according to the flight crew's calculations, the available runway length, depending on the actual take-off weight of the aircraft and take-off conditions, corresponds to the required length. Pilot-in-command is responsible for this decision. Tailwind take-off and landing in regard of braking action coefficient is permitted, if the tailwind speed component comply with the standards established by the Flight Operations Manual for each aircraft type.
Movement of aircraft on the aerodrome shall be carried out by taxiing or towing by special vehicles. Taxiing and towing shall be carried out along centerlines of runway, taxiways and stands. Taxiing from/into the stands is performed by the signals of the responsible person in charge of the aircraft operational maintenance area. Taxiing of aircraft, as well as the placement of aircraft on the apron and stands shall be carried out by the engineering and technical personnel of the Aviation Engineering Service in accordance with the instructions of the Operation and Dispatch Service, in conformity with the inflicted markings on the aerodrome pavement, as provided by the ground movement chart. Taxiing (towing) shall be carried out by the clearance of “Tower” air traffic controller. The pilot-in-command depending on the taxiway conditions, obstacles presence, aircraft weight, taxiing conditions, selects taxiing speed. In all cases, it must not exceed the speed established by the Flight Crew Operational Manual.
Helicopter taxiing shall be carried out with regard of limitations to the wind, according to the Flight Operational manual, with constant visibility of landmarks located in front. Pilot-in-command is responsible for taxiing rules compliance; the person in charge of taxiing in the assigned area is responsible for the safety of taxiing.
Heliport pad is not available. Helicopter take-off and landing area located over the ARP. Helicopter take-off and landing shall be carried out from the runway. Helicopter take-off and landing in the sector 260°-360° from ARP is prohibited. Helicopter take-off and landing equipped with a skid landing gear is allowed from stands №3, №4, №9 with observance of safety distance between the main rotor blades and aircraft on the stand (not less than two main rotor diameter). Helicopter landing at the designated stands is permitted by the clearance of the “Tower” air traffic controller in coordination with the Operation and Dispatch Service.
The movement of all types of special vehicles at the airport shall be carried out along the marked routes only, according to the “Aircraft, special vehicles and mechanical equipment placement and movement chart”.
2.   Low Visibility Procedures.
Low Visibility Procedures (LVP) are applied when RVR is less than 550 m, when all the manoeuvring area or part of it is not controlled visually from the “Tower” control centre.
Low Visibility Procedures are initiated by the Air traffic Manager (Tower ATC) after received information from the meteorological service about the RVR values less than 550 m.
Air traffic controller "Tower" should report when the Low Visibility Procedures are in force by the phrase: “LOW VISIBILITY PROCEDURES IN OPERATION”. The air traffic controller "Tower" informs flight crew about any changes in the operational radio status and lighting equipment, also, restricts the movement of airport service vehicles on the aprons and manoeuvring area during Low Visibility Procedures.
Aircraft should follow after the "Follow-me car" equipped with lighting equipment from the established point to the stand upon arrival and from the stand to the established point upon departure. Air Traffic Controller "Tower" monitors aircraft movement along the taxi route by the visual observing within the visibility limits, according to the reports of crew and aerodrome service specialist reports.
3.   VFR procedures within the aerodrome control zone (CTR)
Air traffic service in the control zone of the aerodrome is carried out by the controller of the “Tower” ATC unit. Flight altitudes are calculated by the aircraft crew in accordance with the Civil Aviation Flight Rules of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The functions of Air traffic service does not include ground collision avoidance. The aircraft crew shall ensure that the clearance issued by the ATS unit in this regard is safe. VFR flights at altitudes below 3000 feet in the control zone are performed at the altitudes indicated in the flight plan or requested by the aircraft crew.
Flights must not be performed over populated areas within the control zone.
For VFR flights, the aerodrome has a flight circle (left / right) at an altitude of 900 feet. The air traffic controller of the “Tower” ATC unit is determine and report which flight circle is in use.
Entering the flight circle, crossing the runway alignment is made only with the permission of the air traffic controller of the “Tower” ATC unit.
The aircraft crew preliminarily agrees with the ATS unit the flight area and altitude range during aerial work in the control zone at absolute altitudes.
When entering the control zone (CTR) from uncontrolled airspace, the aircraft crew must obtain an air traffic control clearance 5 minutes before the estimated time of entering the controlled airspace.
Entry / exit of aircraft of category A and helicopters flying in VFR to / from the control zone (CTR) is carried out at the shortest distance through the corresponding point.
If the air situation requires the holding procedure, the air traffic controller of the “Tower” ATC unit gives the instructions to the aircraft crew to follow to one of the holding points.
Waypoint name (visual reference)Geographical coordinatesRadial (mag.) and distance from NAVAID (ARP)Remarks
1ALPHA (Northern side of Berezovka)N523133 E0765528333° 20.0 nm PVL DVOR/DMEExit
2BRAVO (SW side of Efremovka, A-17 Highway)N523053 E0771848015° 20.0 nm PVL DVOR/DMEEntry/exit
3CHARLIE (A-18 highway, railroad)N522325 E0773305048° 20.0 nm PVL DVOR/DMEEntry/exit
4DELTA (SE outskirts of Novoyamyshevo, M-38 highway)N515456 E0772051143° 20.0 nm PVL DVOR/DMEExit
5ECHO (Western outskirts of Donentayev)N515237 E0770445173° 20.0 nm PVL DVOR/DMEEntry
6FOXTROT (NE side of Bolshoy Kalkaman lake)N520333 E0763645234° 20.0 nm PVL DVOR/DMEExit
7GOLF (A-18 highway, railroad)N520916 E0763339252° 20.0 nm PVL DVOR/DMEEntry
8HOTEL (southern side of Kyzylzhar)N522538 E0764101302° 20.0 nm PVL DVOR/DMEEntry
9INDIA (Western side of Muyaldy)N522341 E0770258342° 11.2 nm PVL DVOR/DMEExit
10JULIET (Northern outskirts of Shandy)N522043 E0771455026° 9.9 nm PVL DVOR/DMEEntry/exit/holding (circle and absolute altitudes by “Tower” ATC instructions)
11KILO (Northern outskirts of Birlik)N520726 E0770518174° 5.2 nm PVL DVOR/DMEExit
12PAPA (SE outskirts of Aksu)N520144 E0765742195° 11.9 nm PVL DVOR/DMEEntry, holding (circle and absolute altitudes by “Tower” ATC instructions)
13LIMA (Northern outskirts of Aksu)N520859 E0765105239° 9.7 nm PVL DVOR/DMEExit
14MIKE (NW outskirts of Karabay)N521036 E0765029249° 9.6 nm PVL DVOR/DMEEntry, holding (circle and absolute altitudes by “Tower” ATC instructions)
15NOVEMBER (Western outskirts of Leninskiy)N521359 E0764416267° 13.3 nm PVL DVOR/DMEEntry, holding (circle and absolute altitudes by “Tower” ATC instructions)

UASP AD 2.23   Additional Information

1.   Accepted exceptions, exemptions and restrictions in aerodrome certificate.
Regulatory referenceRequirement of regulationsDescription of exceptions, exemptions and restrictionsMeasures taken and validity period
NilNilNilNil
2.   The bird aggregations in the vicinity of the airport
Intensive flights of flocks of gulls, starlings, ducks, crows, pigeons, etc. occur daily in the morning (23.00 - 03.00) and evening (10.00 - 02.00) hours. The altitude of the bird flights varies from 0 to 400 m. above ground level.
The main directions of bird migration in spring are from the south-west to the north-east, in autumn in the opposite direction.
As required, the aerodrome control unit inform pilots of such bird migration and approximate heights above ground level.
Measures to disperse of the bird aggregations include periodic scaring of birds, effective measures against the garbage, removal of green spaces, as well as the installation of scaring objects (silhouettes of hunters, sparkling balls, "scaring eyes", etc).

UASP AD 2.24   Charts Related To An Aerodrome

NamePage
Aerodrome Chart - ICAO
Aerodrome Ground Movement and Parking Chart - ICAO
Aerodrome Obstacle Chart – ICAO Type A
Standard Departure Chart Instrument (SID) - RWY 03 ICAO
Standard Departure Chart Instrument (SID) - RWY 21 ICAO
Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (STAR) - RWY 03 ICAO
Standard Arrival Chart Instrument (STAR) - RWY 21 ICAO
ATC Surveillance Minimum Altitude Chart - ICAO
Instrument Approach Chart - ILS/DME - Y RWY 21 ICAO
Instrument Approach Chart - ILS/DME - Z RWY 21 ICAO
Instrument Approach Chart - VOR/DME - Y RWY 03 ICAO
Instrument Approach Chart - VOR/DME - Z RWY 03 ICAO
Instrument Approach Chart - VOR/DME RWY 21 ICAO
Visual Approach chart – ICAO
VFR Departure/Arrival Chart

UASP AD 2.25  Visual segment surface (VSS) penetrations

Coordinates/TypeElevation (ft)Penetration (ft)Instrument approach procedure
1521109.49N 0770320.06E / (Tree)44733.8VOR/DME RWY Z 03 VOR/DME RWY Y 03
2521056.63N 0770326.34E / (Tree)4340.8