Oostwold Airshow 2015



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Oostwold Airshow 2015 Briefing visiting aircraft 25 th May 2015

Dear pilots This document deals with procedures to be employed during the Oostwold Airshow day on May 25 th 2015 only. The following procedures have been devised in an attempt to ensure primarily the safety of participants and also create an orderly flow of traffic, both in the air and on the ground. However, the pilot in command remains responsible at all times both in the air and on the ground operating under safe practice in accordance with the privileges of his/her license. Visitors should read these procedures carefully and study in detail before departure from their home aerodrome. Oostwold Airport and its employees accept no liability whatsoever for any damage injury, incident or accident whilst following these procedures, nor for any legal action resulting from doing so. These procedures will be in force on May 25 th 2015 from 0900 till 1200 and from 1700 till 1900 local time. For all, keep it safe, maintain at all time a good lookout, separation and listening watch on the appropriate frequencies. On behalf of the Oostwold tower crew we wish you a nice flight to and from Oostwold, hopefully under CAVOK conditions, and a pleasant stay at Oostwold. METEO There are no official Met observations at Oostwold. There is a link from the towers Davis Weather Monitor to the Oostwold Airport website which provides the surface wind, outside air temperature, dew point, humidity, and local QNH. This is updated every 5 min and can be seen at http://www.oostwold-airport.nl/nl/vliegerinformatie/weerbulletin.html METAR and TAF information of nearby airport EHGG is a good reference, as well is the ATIS information of EHGG, available via 133.550 MHz. Flying Inbound Plan your flight to land as close as possible to your assigned slot time (which is local time), although all aircraft will be given a 5 minute plus or minus leeway on their allocated slot time. Aircraft flying in or underneath the Eelde TMA are encouraged to request a flight information service from Eelde Approach (120.300) (both for the inbound flight as for the outbound flight. Particular care should be taken to avoid controlled or restricted airspace, particularly that of Eelde CTR and the Veendam ATZ.

How to fly to Oostwold: 1. Preferably fly via Initial point IP ALPHA to WHISKY. 2. Alternately fly via Initial point IP SIERRA to WHISKY. 3. CONTACT Oostwold RADIO (118.325) 5 minutes before reaching IP ALPHA or IP SIERRA. Report your flight details and slot time to Oostwold RADIO. After exchanging the relevant information Oostwold RADIO will hand you over to Oostwold INFO (126.800), change frequency immediately. 4. MONITOR (so do not call yet) immediately after selecting the Oostwold INFO frequency (126.800) on your way to WHISKY, have a sharp look out for traffic from both the IP s ALPHA and SIERRA. 5. REPORT when over WHISKY and NOVEMBER (be here at 700 ft.), unless otherwise advised proceed to midfield downwind and enter the circuit. 6. REPORT DOWNWIND and FINAL. 7. Landing: a. RWY07: Prepare for a normal landing and aim to vacate the runway via BRAVO, in case you missed BRAVO keep up a good taxi speed until vacating the runway at the end via ALPHA. b. RWY25: Prepare for a short (but safe) field landing to vacate the runway via BRAVO aim to keep the backtrack portion as short as possible. c. In case of a GO AROUND: climb on runway track till 700 ft. before turning to crosswind. Rejoin downwind, REPORT BEGINNING DOWNWIND and FINAL. 8. Parking: Enter the parking area via taxiway BRAVO (or ALPHA), taxi with extreme caution to other aircraft and people in the maneuvering area. Follow the marshallers instructions and do not make further radio calls, except in case of urgency/emergency. Shut down your engine(s) as soon as possible. To put it once clear: you are to comply with all signals so given except where you consider that to do so would jeopardise the safety of the aircraft or of its passengers or of persons or property on the ground. 9. If you need to contact ATC after landing or parking, contact Oostwold RADIO 118.325. 10. Refueling is only possible after the show. Ground transport 1. Keep all the things you will need during your visit with you, you will not return to your aircraft during the show. 2. All crew and pax will be transported to the gate. 3. Take a print of your slot time and tickets reservation with you and hand this over to the Aircrew Reception staff. After the show Report at the aircrew gate for transport to your aircraft. NO start up will be granted as long as the airshow is in progress! 1. Request start-up approval from Oostwold RADIO (118.325) 2. In case you have filed a flight plan report this during your start-up request. 3. After start-up start squawking 7000 and taxi carefully and with respect to the other aircraft to the assigned exit (RWY25: ALPHA or RWY07: BRAVO midfield intersection). In case of RWY07: have your checks done, before entering the runway for backtrack to the beginning of RWY07. a. In case you first want to proceed to the fuel station: Please display a letter F in the windscreen when taxiing to the fuel station (at the end of TWY A) to enable the marshallers to direct your aircraft appropriately. (Print a letter F as large and bolt as possible on a A4 sized paper).

4. Be ready for departure upon reaching the exit to the runway, when FIRST in position at the exit CONTACT Oostwold INFO (126.800). And REPORT ready for departure to Oostwold INFO. Do not enter the runway without permission from INFO! 5. After takeoff fly for at least 1 minute on runway heading, then leave the area the shortest way and resume your navigation. In any way, stay at least 2NM away from EHOW. 6. Contact Eelde Approach (120.300) for flight information when clear of the area. 7. Again: special attention should be paid to avoiding the Eelde CTR and the Veendam ATZ (SE from Eelde). 8. Fly safely to your home base! Nice or need to know s: 1. After parking you will be picked up by cars for transportation to the entrance gate, 2. NO walking is allowed in the parking area! 3. Refueling is only possible after the show, cash or PIN only (no carnets). Jet A1 and 100LL fuel is available. 4. A tow bar might be useful for better positioning after parking. 5. The pilot in command is responsible for their passengers. 6. Phone number Oostwold TWR: +31 597 551201 7. Phone number Oostwold Operations: +31 597 551490 Frequencies: Oostwold RADIO 118.325 Initial call approaching IP West or IP Sierra Start Up and during taxiing/ parking Oostwold INFO 126.800 All traffic on the runway, in the circuit Eelde Approach 120.300 Flight information in/below the Eelde TMA Eelde Tower 118.700 CTR Eelde crossing/entering Eelde ATIS 133.550 Meteo information EHGG: wind, clouds and QNH

A. Reporting points IP Sierra 53 10'53"N 6 55'55"E (West from Scheemda, parking lot A7) IP Alpha 53 18'42"N 6 53'03"E (Near Appingedam, bridge N33) WHISKY 53 16'16"N 6 59'41"E (1,3 NM W from Woldendorp)

B. Local Map Oostwold Airport WHISKY

C. Airport diagram