CHAPTER 3 AERODROME SURFACE OPERATIONS
Marshalling and manoeuvring areas and aircraft parking arrangements.
Airfield surface and lighting inspections.
Abandoned take-off.
Notification of Snow and Ice conditions.
Work in Progress and Grass Cutting briefings, work authorisation permits.
Compass swing.
Engine run-up areas.
ILS Flight Inspection – effect of aircraft or vehicles near transmitters.
ILS and MLS Critical and Sensitive Areas.
Control of vehicular traffic and traffic lights on and off airfield and crossing runways.
Snow clearance.
Snowtams.
SMR.
CHAPTER 4 MEASUREMENT AND NOTIFICATION OF WHEEL BRAKING ACTION
Operation of mu-meter/continuous friction measuring equipment (CFME).
Requirement for checks.
Reporting of results.
Records.
Snow, ice and slush tables.
CHAPTER 5 RUNWAY CONTROL UNIT
CHAPTER 6 Responsibilities. BIRD SCARING AND DISPERSAL
General.
CHAPTER 7 Air Traffic Control procedures. Bird Inspection. AERODROME AND OBSTRUCTION LIGHTING
Services available and when used.
PAPI.
Lighting inspections.
Emergency/standby equipment.
Obstruction lighting.
Light intensity settings and selections.
Contingency arrangements.
CHAPTER 8 AERODROME RESCUE AND FIRE SERVICE
Services available.
Categories of fire cover and examples of largest
aircraft type allowed.
Radius of action.
Reduction of available cover.
Action by Air Traffic Control.
Weather standbys.
Communications between RFFS/ADC/Aircraft.
Training Exercises.
SECTION 4 APPROACH CONTROL AND APPROACH RADAR CHAPTER 1 APPROACH CONTROL
Responsibilities
Liaison with Aerodrome Control.
CHAPTER 2 PROCEDURES FOR IFR TRAFFIC
Information to arriving aircraft.
Non public transport minima, if applicable.
Inbound routes.
Allocation of levels.
Release procedures.
Expected approach times.
Holding and approach patterns.
OCLs.
Missed approach procedures.
Clearance to enter controlled airspace.
Departure clearances.
SIDs.
Speed limits.
CHAPTER 3 CO-ORDINATION
With parent ACC.
Sector responsibility.
With adjacent airfields.
Liaison.
Passing of SSR codes for benefit of another ATSU.
CHAPTER 4 APPROACH RADAR CONTROL
Services and responsibilities.
Delegated responsibilities.
Radar separation minima. (Deconfliction minima
where UK Flight Information Services are provided.)
Terrain clearance.
Danger areas. Controlling authority / how to contact
in emergency.
Surveillance radar approaches – minimum number
per month and logged.
Co-ordination with APC/ADC/ACC.
Radar vectoring area.
Radio and radar failure procedures.
Standby equipment.
Response to safety net activation.
CHAPTER 5 AREA CONTROL
Local Procedures.
Co-ordination with appropriate units.
Response to safety net activation.
SECTION 5 TELECOMMUNICATIONS CHAPTER 1 RADIO AIDS AND RTF
Serviceability and maintenance.
R/T procedures.
Recordings and action in event of U/S.
Aircraft radio flight tests.
Vehicle callsigns.
Power supplies and standby equipment.
D/F.
CHAPTER 2 TELEPHONES
Equipment serviceability.
CAP 670 Air Traffic Services Safety Requirements
Telephone procedures. Identifying position or
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