Publication specialties and how to flight plan

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Publication specialties and how to flight plan SECSI FRA Workshop Vienna, 15.11.2017

Introduction present SECSI FRA through publications give general info about SECSI FRA environment outline the specifics explain the planning options

AIP Publication 6 states, different AIPs multiple descriptions? difficult cross-checking? different updates?

unified AIP text regarding SECSI FRA AIP Publication unified AIP text regarding SECSI FRA BHANSA having specifics ATS routes difference MIL differences…

AIP Publication GEN 2.2 Abbreviations   FLOS - Flight Level Orientation Scheme LAL - Lowest Available Level (within SECSI FRA) NPZ - No Planning Zone RAD - Route Availability Document

AIP Publication 4. Free route airspace - general procedures 4.1.1 Area of Applicability: For lateral and vertical limits of SECSI FRA see: ENR 2.2 of AIP Austria, AIP Bosnia and Herzegovina, AIP Croatia, AIP Serbia/Montenegro, AIP Slovenia ENR 6 of AIP Austria, AIP Bosnia and Herzegovina, AIP Croatia, AIP Serbia/Montenegro, AIP Slovenia 4.1.2 Time of Applicability: H24

4.1.1 Area of Applicability - > LATERAL DIMENSIONS SAXFRA & SEAFRA SECSI FRA

4.1.1 Area of Applicability - > VERTICAL DIMENSIONS FL660 (USB) volume of LO / LJ airspace (former SAXFRA) GND / LAL

VERTICAL DIMENSIONS – SECSI FRA LO LJ

4.1.1 Area of Applicability - > VERTICAL DIMENSIONS FL660 (USB) FL660 volume of LD / LQ / LY airspace (former SEAFRA) volume of LO / LJ airspace (former SAXFRA) FL205 ATS Routes in AIP: Croatia Bosnia and Hercegovina Serbia / Montenegro GND / LAL

VERTICAL DIMENSIONS – SECSI FRA LO LJ LD LQ LY

VERTICAL DIMENSIONS – SECSI FRA FLYING at FL200 or BELOW ? FLYING at FL210 or ABOVE ? DCT DCT ATS Routes DCT

AIP Publication https://www.nm.eurocontrol.int/RAD/ 4.2 SECSI FRA flight procedures and flight planning procedures SECSI FRA flight procedures and flight planning procedures are published in ENR 1.10 of the corresponding AIPs. SECSI FRA constraints, exceptions and restrictions, if any, will be published via RAD and promulgated in accordance with ENR 1.10. https://www.nm.eurocontrol.int/RAD/

AIP Publication ENR 1.10 Flight Planning 8. Flight Planning Procedures within SECSI FRA 8.1.1 General: The ATS route network within Beograd FIR/UIR published in AIP Serbia / Montenegro sections ENR 3.1, ENR 3.2, ENR 3.3 is withdrawn above FL205 within all airspace portions forming SECSI FRA. The ATS route network within Sarajevo FIR remains published in ENR 3 but not available for flight planning above FL205. The ATS route network within Zagreb FIR/UIR published in AIP Croatia sections ENR 3.1, ENR 3.2, ENR 3.3 is withdrawn above FL205 within all airspace portions forming SECSI FRA.

AIP Publication ENR 1.10 Flight Planning 8. Flight Planning Procedures within SECSI FRA 8.1.1 General: Within SECSI FRA, relevant significant points are considered as FRA Horizontal Entry (E), FRA Horizontal Exit (X), FRA Intermediate (I), FRA Arrival Connecting (A) and FRA Departure Connecting (D) Points, as described in ENR 4.1 / ENR 4.4 subsections.

AIP Publication ENR 1.10 Flight Planning 8. Flight Planning Procedures within SECSI FRA 8.1.1 General:

NON Free Route Airspace Flight Planning Procedures within SECSI FRA SECSI FRA Above FL205 - FPL: …. VAROB DCT AIOSA …. or …. VAROB DCT DARZA DCT AIOSA FL350 (I) NON Free Route Airspace FL130 (EX) Below FL205 - FPL: ... VAROB DCT DARZA L868 GISER L862 AIOSA … L868 L862 VAROB DARZA AIOSA

AIP Publication ENR 1.10 Flight Planning 8. Flight Planning Procedures within SECSI FRA 8.1.1 General: The Flight Level Orientation Scheme (FLOS) applicable within SECSI FRA corresponds to the semi-circular rules according ICAO Annex 2 Appendix 3 a) or Appendix 3 to Table of cruising levels) and ENR 1.7. Standardised European Rules of the Air (SERA)

E V E N O D D STANDARD FLOS – SERA/ICAO ON E/X POINTS 359° 360° FL FL 40 20 100 80 60 160 140 120 220 200 180 280 260 240 340 320 300 400 380 360 460 440 420 500 480 40 20 100 80 60 160 140 120 220 200 180 280 260 240 340 320 300 400 380 360 460 440 420 500 480 10 30 50 70 90 110 130 150 170 190 210 230 250 270 290 310 330 350 370 390 410 430 450 470 490 10 30 50 70 90 110 130 150 170 190 210 230 250 270 290 310 330 350 370 390 410 430 450 470 490 E V E N 270° 90° O D D 180° 179°

AIP Publication ENR 1.10 Flight Planning 8. Flight Planning Procedures within SECSI FRA 8.1.1 General: The Flight Level Orientation Scheme (FLOS) applicable within SECSI FRA corresponds to the semi-circular rules according ICAO Annex 2 Appendix 3 a) or Appendix 3 to Table of cruising levels) and ENR 1.7. Standardised European Rules of the Air (SERA) Exceptions to this rule are published in ENR 4.1/ENR4.4 column “Remarks”.

AIP Publication ENR 1.10 Flight Planning 8.3 Flight planning within SECSI FRA area 8.3.1 General: In SECSI FRA there is no limitation on the number of FRA Intermediate Points (I) and DCTs used in Field 15 of FPL. Within SECSI FRA there is no limitation on the maximum DCT distance.

INTERMEDIATE POINTS and DCTs

AIP Publication ENR 1.10 Flight Planning 8.3 Flight planning within SECSI FRA area 8.3.1 General: In case published FRA Intermediate Points (I) or DCT segments are compulsory due ATS operational reasons, specific rules for the correct usage are described in the respective RAD. This is valid for departing, arriving and overflying traffic.

https://www.nm.eurocontrol.int/RAD/

RAD

AIP Publication ENR 1.10 Flight Planning 8.3 Flight planning within SECSI FRA area 8.3.1 General: To manage the operationally sensitive areas, No Planning Zones (NPZs) are published. A NPZ is a defined airspace volume within which the planning of FRA DCT trajectories is either not allowed or allowed only for exceptions as described. Airspace users can avoid these areas by planning via appropriate SECSI FRA Intermediate Points (I) around the NPZ or according to described conditions. Planning a DCT through the published NPZ will cause a reject message by IFPS except where the set conditions are met. For complete NPZ source information see RAD.

https://www.nm.eurocontrol.int/RAD/

NPZ VEKEN - example

NPZ – IFPS message

NPZ VEKEN - example

NPZ RUSE - example LOVV S LJLA LDZO N

NPZ RUSE - example Crossing NPZ Ruse via ABLOM (point) LOVV S DIMLO (point) LJLA LDZO N

AIP Publication ENR 1.10 Flight Planning 8.3 Flight planning within SECSI FRA area 8.3.4 Use of geographical coordinates in Field 15: Unpublished points defined by geographical coordinates shall in general only be inserted along the direct trajectory between two FRA relevant points (E/X/I/A/D) to indicate changes of level and speed. BARPI (EX) MAGAM (I) BARPI (EX) MAGAM (I) 455407N0150404E 453836N0145828E MAXUR (I)

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