Flight Operations in presence of Volcanic Contamination Processes that should be considered in the development of Volcanic Event Contingeny Plans FlightOps.

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Flight Operations in presence of Volcanic Contamination Processes that should be considered in the development of Volcanic Event Contingeny Plans FlightOps in+near VA Processes IVATF2.pptxCapt Heinz Frühwirth10 June 2011

Puyehue, Chile; June 2011; © Reuters

Overarching Principles Volcanic Contamination is a Hazard to Flight Operations! Support required Information management Central role of ATS units © Reuters 2011

Contingency Plan Basics

ICAO Doc 9766 Volcano Level of Alert Colour Code

non-eruptive state (Green Alert)

Pre-eruption up to orange alert colour code (part „heightened unrest“) I cannot see anything!

Lava eruption Orange Alert „no or minor ash emisson“ I see lava flowing! Let‘s tell ATC!

Lava eruption affecting airport Orange Alert „no or minor ash emisson“ It‘s getting hot What shall we do?

initial Airuption Volcanic Cloud! I need to divert! Volcanic Cloud! I need to divert! AIREP Special

Volcanic Ash Advisories available ongoing eruptions

Back to Normal (Green Alert)

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