Addison Airport (ADS) Runway Incursion Risk Areas

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Addison Airport (ADS) Runway Incursion Risk Areas Pilots: pay close attention to hold line locations and ATC instructions! Runway 15-33 and Taxiway Alpha have less than the FAA standard (400-ft.) separation Holding positions east of Rwy 15-33 were moved in late 2002 to comply with current FAA standards; they are unusually close to Twy Alpha! Pilots holding short of Rwy 15-33 must maintain awareness of the proximity of the mandatory hold position line…this has been the site of several Pilot Deviations over the past few years! Runway 15 DO NOT cross hold lines without ATC clearance!! Alpha 250 ft. Juliet 300 ft. Alpha Holding positions very close to Taxiway Alpha

Addison Airport (ADS) Runway Incursion Risk Areas Pilots: pay close attention to hold line locations and ATC instructions! Runway 15-33 and Taxiway Alpha have less than the FAA standard (400-ft.) separation Holding positions east of Rwy 15-33 are unusually close to Twy Alpha Aircraft holding short of Rwy 15-33 may block traffic on Twy Alpha; this is OK, ADS Ground is aware of the situation and compensates for it Aircraft clearing Rwy 15-33 must taxi past the hold lines onto Twy A unless otherwise instructed by ATC 300 feet vehicle service roadway 250 feet Rwy 15-33 Twy Alpha hold line