FAOR — O R TAMBO INTERNATIONAL

FAOR AD 2.2  FAOR AD 2.2 AERODROME GEOGRAPHICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

1 ARP co-ordinates and site at AD 260801.30S 0281432.34E
Mid-point of aerodrome APRX 860M WNW of ATNS CTL TWR
2 Direction and distance from city 10NM ENE OF JOHANNESBURG CENTRAL
3 Reference Elevation /Reference temperature 5558FT
(1694M)
Circuit: 7000 FT ALT
21.2 C
4 Geoid undulation at AD ELEV PSN 88.9 FT
5 MAG VAR / Annual change

19° W (2018)
0.10° W

6 AD Operator, address, telephone, telefax, e-mail, AFS address and, if available, website address

AD Operator:
Airport Company SA Ltd. (ACSA)
P/Bag X1
OR TAMBO INTL Airport
1627

SITA Addresses: QRACY7X
Telex: 87807 SA
TEL: (011) 921 6911
FAX: (011) 394 0806
INFO ACSA: (011) 921 6262
WEB: www.acsa.co.za

ATS
ATNS: D-ATS
TEL: (011) 928 6461
Central Airspace Management Unit (CAMU):
TEL: (011) 928 6433
FAX: (011) 928 6420
Johannesburg ACC:
TEL: (011) 928 6448/9
Johannesburg FIS:
TEL: (011) 928 6450
Avionics Fault Reporting:
TEL: (011) 928 6477 or (011) 921 6500

Weather Services
Aviation Weather Centre
PO Box 1194
OR TAMBO INTL AP
1627
Forecaster: 0822339600 or 0822338800
Administration: (011) 3909320
FAX: (011) 3909332

7 Types of traffic permitted (IFR / VFR) IFR/VFR
8 Remarks NIL

FAOR AD 2.3  FAOR AD 2.3 OPERATIONAL HOURS

1 AD Operator H24
2 Customs and immigration H24
3 Health and sanitation H24
4 AIS briefing office H24
5 ATS reporting office (ARO) H24
6 MET briefing office H24
7 ATS H24
8 Fuelling H24
9 Handling H24
10 Security H24
11 De-icing NIL
12 Remarks NIL

FAOR AD 2.4  FAOR AD 2.4 HANDLING SERVICES AND FACILITIES

1 Cargo-handling facilities 1) Capable of handling 74F/A380.
2) EQPT AVBL at AD to handle single item up to a weight of 20 tons. Single items greater than 20 tons in weight can be handled by special arrangement. CTC any handling agent for further details.
3) Handling Agents:
Bidair - (011) 390 8546
Menzies - (011) 920 7492 or 083 290 2608
Swissport - (011) 928 8528
2 Fuel and Oil types Fuel grades: Jet A1 only
ORTAFS TEL: (011) 397 1606/7/8/9
Oil grades: GND engineer or handling agent to arrange
3 Fuelling facilities and capacity No Limitations
a) Hydrant system, 3000Litres/MIN all aprons EXC APN M
b) 4 Bowsers total capacity 60000 Litres
c) 1 X De-fuel truck capacity 20000 litres.
4 De-icing facilities NIL
5 Hangar space for visiting aircraft By special arrangement with SAA, contact Technical Operations Centre at 0119783603, ask for Third party
6 Repair facilities for visiting aircraft By special arrangement with SAA, contact Technical Operations Centre at 0119783603, ask for Third party
7 Remarks All aircraft operating for repairs should contact Apron Office on +27 11 921 6536 and report intention and contact information.

FAOR AD 2.5  FAOR AD 2.5 PASSENGER FACILITIES

1 Hotels AVBL at AD in terminal A transit area, near AD and in city. CTC Help Desk - (011)9216262 or INFO counter in all terminals
2 Restaurants At AD, CTC Help Desk - (011) 92 16262 or INFO counter in all terminals
3 Transportation Taxis, Shuttles, Buses, Car Rental and train (Gautrain) AVBL at AD. CTC Help Desk - (011) 9216262 or INFO counter in all terminals
4 Medical facilities Clinic at AD in terminal B, CTC - (011)9216609: H24. Nearest hospital in Kempton Park - 4KM
5 Bank and Post Office AVBL at AD.
CTC Help Desk - (011) 9216262 or INFO counter in all terminals
6 Tourist office At AD
CTC Help Desk - (011) 9216262 or INFO counter in all terminals
7 Remarks Self-service and Information kiosks available in all terminals to assist passengers and public regarding service queries

FAOR AD 2.6  FAOR AD 2.6 RESCUE AND FIRE FIGHTING SERVICES

1 AD category for fire fighting CAT 9.
1. Can accommodate CAT 10 requirements
2. H24 daily with trained personnel.
3. 4 shifts with minimum 14 personnel per shift on duty.
2 Rescue equipment Level B Foam 6% and Dry Chemical Powder
4 Fire tenders
+27 11 921 6603
3 Capability for removal of disabled aircraft IATA kit AVBL - staged at South African Airways Technical
4 Remarks Mutual aid agreements with local authorities.

FAOR AD 2.7  FAOR AD 2.7 SEASONAL AVAILABILITY - CLEARING

1 Types of clearing equipment N/A
2 Clearance priorities N/A
3 Remarks N/A

FAOR AD 2.8  FAOR AD 2.8 APRONS, TAXIWAYS AND CHECK LOCATIONS/POSITIONS DATA

1 Designation, surface and strength of aprons Surface: concrete
A1R to A2 and A4 to A6 PCN 66/R/A/W/U
A3 and A7 to A13 PCN 56/R/A/W/U
B1 to B13 PCN 56/R/A/W/U
C1 to C8 and C19 to C24 PCN 56/R/A/W/U
C9 to C18 PCN 40/R/A/W/U
D2 to D23 PCN 40/R/A/W/U
D24, D26, D27, D29, D30, D32, D33, D35, D36, D38, D39, D41, D42, D44, D46, D47 and D49 PCN 56/R/A/W/U
D25, D28, D31, D34, D37, D40, D43, D45, D48 and D50 PCN 66/R/A/W/U
E1 to E13 PCN 66/R/A/W/U
F1 to F7 PCN 66/R/A/W/U
G1 to G7 56/R/A/W/U
2 Designation, width, surface and strength of taxiways Width: 30.5M EXC Echo which is 60M wide
Surface: ASPH
A, B, C South of TWY N and C North of TWY N PCN 71/F/A/W/U
D, E and G8 to G11 PCN 70/F/A/W/U
F, H, I west of RWY 03L/21R, P, Q, RR, RS and Y PCN 71/F/A/W/U
I east of RWY 03L/21R, J, K, L and T PCN 56/F/A/ W/U
N PCN 50/F/A/W/U
3 ACL location and elevation Pre-flight altimeter check points and ELEV
THR RWY 03L - 5558FT
THR RWY 21R - 5505FT
THR RWY 03R - 5510FT
THR RWY 21L - 5494FT
4 VOR checkpoints VOR: See AD Chart
5 INS checkpoints INS: See AD Chart
6 Remarks 1. Lead-in lights and signage will indicate the beginning of RE on RWY 03R positioned at TWY E intersection.

FAOR AD 2.9  FAOR AD 2.9 SURFACE MOVEMENT GUIDANCE AND CONTROL SYSTEM AND MARKINGS

1 Use of aircraft stand ID signs, TWY guide lines and visual docking / parking guidance system of aircraft stands.

1.Only Class C ACFT and smaller will be accommodated on C APN. (MAX ACFT type B737-900)
2. Any operation of B747-400 ACFT into the SAA Technical area will not provide the ICAO recommended clearance DIST.
3. ACFT of 12000 kg or more and wingspan exceeding 24 meters when parked at A, B, C, D, E, F and G APN, must push back from ACFT stand. All aircraft parked on APN stand shall push back from stand unless authorised by AD authority to power out. Selective stands are identified for self-manoeuvring. Stands compatible for self-manoeuvring aircraft with wingspan not exceeding 15 meters: C9-C12 Stands compatible for self-manoeuvring aircraft with wingspan not exceeding 24 meters: C13-C24, D31-D48, G1, G3, G5 and F1-F7.
4. Pilots to CTC APN CTL on FREQ 122.65MHz, prior to top of DES or when in VHF range for allocation of PRKG bays or hangar and provide the FLW INFO: ETA, ACFT REG, PAX onboard and last AP departed. The PRKG bay INFO and ACFT REG is to be transmitted to TWR on FREQ 118.6/118.1 MHz on vacating the RWY for TAX instructions.

1 Use of aircraft stand ID signs, TWY guide lines and visual docking / parking guidance system of aircraft stands.

5. Unscheduled ACFT to notify APN office 24HR prior to operation for PRKG stand allocation. APN office TEL: (011) 9216209/6536 APN office e-mail: opscentre@airports.co.za PRKG stands are not guaranteed to unscheduled ACFT operating without prior notification.
6. Any ACFT operator requiring PRKG in excess of 14 hours must obtain prior written permission FM the AD authority. In the event AD authority is unable to accommodate, the operator must reposition the ACFT prior to the expiry of 14 hours.
7. All flights, EXC training and test flights, must make use of the aprons and terminals at FAOR as allocated by APN CTL. No flights may operate directly to and FM hangars unless agreed with the AD authority.
8. No ACFT with a wingspan of 52M or greater (Code E and F) are allowed on D APN taxi lane when ACFT with a wing span of 65M or greater (Code F) are TAX on Northern portion of TWY A past D APN (FM D APN stands D2-D50). Wing tip clearance is restricted and BLW ICAO recommendation.
9. ACFT pushing back FM PRKG stand D2, D3 and D4 must be pushed back to face N and exit onto TWY G8 onto TWY A.
10. ACFT with a wingspan of 65M or greater (CODE F) PRKG at PRKG stand D3A must enter and exit D APN via TWY G9. When manoeuvring on taxi lane D, Pilots to EXER CTN and remain on the taxilane CL to maintain wingtip CLR FM other parked ACFT. DIST FM taxilane CL to the back of ACFT stands is 42.5M.

11. Automated DCKG system PRKG stands Alpha 1R to Alpha 13, Charlie 1 to Charlie 8 and stands E1-E13. Pilots are to ensure the FLW:
a) The stands are clear of objects;
b) Correct INFO is displayed on monitor - including ACFT type and series.
c) DCKG instructions will be displayed on monitor, pilots to intercept CL and FLW the AZM guidance display.
d) AZM guidance can be used from both the Captain seat (left of closing rate display) and the First Officer’s seat (right of closing rate display).

e) EXER CTN when DCKG stands A4, A5 and A6 due to sunlight reflecting off the Automatic DCKG panels at sunrise. Should DCKG INFO be impaired, CTC APN CTL on 122,65MHz for assistance.

12. The taxi lane BTN APN A and B deviates to the right at PRKG stands B7 and B8. Pilots to follow new line when taxiing through the APN.
13. Rapid exit TWY E designed for class C ACFT. The recommended exit speed is BTN 45-50KT.
14. Pilots are REQ not to exceed 10KT when taxiing on any of the aprons, when low VIS PROC is in force.
15 ACFT entering PRKG bays on APN E and F to use minimal thrust required so as to avoid adverse jet blast effects to GND handling OPS on opposite APN.
16. Operators need to notify APN CTL on TEL (011)9216209/6536 or FREQ 122.65MHz prior to positioning FM the hangars to the APN.
17. When taxiing on TWY A towards RWY 21R HLDG point at ABM TWY Q the centre line deviates 10M to the west.
18. ACFT entering APN A and B via TWY E or ACFT XNG RWY 03L/21R at TWY E in a westerly direction to use minimal thrust required so as to avoid adverse jet blast effect to ACFT TKOFF or LDG on RWY 03L/21R. ACFT taking-off or LDG on RWY 03L/21R to be aware of XNG TAX ACFT jet blast when passing TWY E INT.
19. ACFT LDG or TKOF on RWY 03L/21R to be aware of jet blast FM ACFT XNG or vacating RWY 03L/21R at any of the intermediate INT & to EXER CTN.

20. When code F ACFT (B748, A380 and AN124) push back FM or to ACFT PRKG bay D50 on TWY D the ACFT encroach into TWY A. ACFT using TWY A to hold short of TWY D when code F ACFT are pushing back FM or to enter PRKG bay D50.

21. ACFT HLDG at RWY HLDG PSN TWY N west of RWY 03L/ 21R encroach into TWY A. ACFT using TWY A to hold short of TWY N when there is another ACFT HLDG on TWY N.

1 Use of aircraft stand ID signs, TWY guide lines and visual docking / parking guidance system of aircraft stands.

22. Intersection Taxiway B and TWY M, aircraft to exercise caution when taxiing south bound to threshold runway 03L as taxiway B bends to the east, approximately 450M after passing intersection taxiway India and TWY M continues straight ahead. Only Code C aircraft, wingspan less than 36M or outer main gear wheel span less than 9M are allowed on TWY M. All aircraft to be towed in and out of apron M.
23. Jet Centre hangar gate is 47M in width. Pilots to ensure wingtip CLR is adequate for ACFT TYP when TAX through gate.
24. PRKG Stands G1, G3, G5 and G7 are multiconfigured for ACFT PWR out and ACFT pushback. PWR out is LTD to ACFT wingspan of 23.24M or smaller and ACFT length of 32.51M or smaller.
25. Code F ACFT into PRKG Stand D1 to enter and/or exit via TWY G8. Pushback OPS to face N, pull forward TIL port wingtip is aligned with PRKG bay D2R and exit via TWY G8.
26. Wide body ACFT pushing back FM PRKG stand E12, is recommended to follow guidance strip leading FM the PRKG stand into the taxilane.
27. When code F ACFT (B748, A380) pushback FM ACFT PRKG stand E12, the ACFT will be pushed tail first into PRKG stand F6, before aligned on the taxilane centre line.

28. Pilots to take caution when cleared past the CAT II holding points on taxiways Alpha and Bravo to the CAT I holding point for RWY03L as the green centreline lights will illuminate all the way onto the runway when the stopbars are deselected, giving the impression that clearance onto the runway was obtained. Visual cues may thus differ from the actual ATC clearance received.

29. TWY M CLSD to all ACFT EXC when under tow. All ACFT with a MAX wingspan of 36M requiring to utilise TWY M when OPR under own PWR to CTC AP management centre (AMC) +27 10 207 2818, +27 82 787 8629 or APN CTL on 122.65 MHZ for APV.

2 RWY and TWY markings and LGT

1. Marking aids: RWY 03L/21R & 03R/21L: THR, RWY designation, Centre line fixed distance, touchdown zone, side stripes.
2. TWY A edge lights replaced with TWY centre line lights.
3. RWY centre line lights only operational in CAT II operations.
4. TWY centre line markings and LGT for RET RS and RET RR designed for ACFT with long wheel bases (example A340-600). ACFT exiting RWY 03R via RET RS turning left into TWY Y and ACFT exiting RWY 21 L via RET RR turning right into TWY Y to EXER CTN to avoid the main undercarriage running of the TWY.
5. RWY 21L edge LGT white until 600M FM end, FM 600M to end yellow. RWY 21R edge LGT white until 600M FM end, FM 600M to end yellow. RWY 03L edge LGT white until 600M FM end, FM 600M to end yellow. RWY 03R edge LGT white until 600M FM end, FM 600M to end yellow.
6. Enhanced paint markings on all RWY intersections.

3 Stop bars Stop bars on all RWY/TWY intersections. No crossing of 3 Stop bars red stop bar LGT will be allowed unless specifically approved by ATC and accompanied by a leader vehicle.
4 Remark Taxiing Guidance System - Nil
Visual Guidance System - Nil
Indicators and ground signalling devices - WDI LGTD.

FAOR AD 2.10  FAOR AD 2.10 AERODROME OBSTACLES

In Area 2
OBST ID//
Designation
OBST type OBST position ELEV/HGT Markings/
Type, colour
Remarks
a b c d e f
FAOR 01 Mast 260904.30S 0281418.06E ELEV: 5668.46FT Markings: NIL
LGT: NIL
NIL
FAOR 02 L Band Radar Building 260859.36S 0281329.11E ELEV: 5771FT Markings: Day/ Night, LGT: NIL NIL
FAOR 03 Mast 260706.70S 0281452.81E ELEV: 5665.91FT Markings: NIL
LGT: Red
NIL
FAOR 04 Hangar 260842.65S 0281341.64E ELEV: 5698.86FT Markings: NIL
LGT: NIL
NIL
FAOR 05 Hangar 260832.74S 0281347.80E ELEV: 5709.66FT Markings: Night LGT: NIL NIL
FAOR 06 ATC Tower 260813.00S 0281459.47E ELEV: 5729.03FT Markings: White LGT: Red NIL
FAOR 07 Koffie Huis Building 260802.91S 0281253.11E ELEV: 5733.32FT Markings: Night LGT: NIL INFO AVBL NIL
FAOR 08 S-Band Radar Building 260747.00S 0281508.00E ELEV: 5703FT Markings: NIL
LGT: Red
NIL
FAOR 09 VHF Transmitter 260856.43S 0281531.11E HGT: 45M (147.6FT AGL) Markings: Day/ Night LGT: Red NIL
FAOR 10 VHF Transmitter 260812.96S 0281507.87E HGT: 35M (114.8FT AGL) Markings: Day/ Night LGT: Red NIL
FAOR 11 VHF Antenna TRANS 260856.00S 0281531.00E & S260855.00S 0281531.00E HGT: 45M (150FT AGL) Markings: Day/ Night LGT: Red NIL
FAOR 12 Mast on top of BLDG 260618.95S 0281344.85E ELEV: 5716.27FT Day markings: Red and White Night markings: Red LGT NIL

REMARK:
Iron and Steel works, 5NM SE of the AD REF point at position 261230S 0281730E, releases hot gas at unspecified times - day and night - which is ignited and may cause severe turbulence to 500FT AGL
- A BLDG obstruction is penetrating the code F ACFT safety zone ADJ TWY A (BTN TWY E and TWY F). BLDG DIST FM TWY CL is 53.258M. All code F ACFT (total wingspan: 80M) to taxi with extreme CTN.
- Along Benthal avenue (261057.67S 0281432.51E) crane (GND - 83FT AGL) with day and NGT markings erected.

-Boksburg South, Boksburg (261356.6S 0281609.5E): Tower (249FT AGL) Obstacle light unserviceable.



FAOR AD 2.11  FAOR AD 2.11 METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATION PROVIDED

1 Associated MET office OR Tambo INTL
2 Hours of service
MET Office outside hours
H24
3 Office responsible for TAF preparation
Periods of validity
FAOR (082 233 9600/8800)
30HR, 6 hourly
4 Trend forecast
Interval of issuance
METAR and TREND
Every half hour between 0200-2000 and hourly between 2000-0200
5 Briefing / consultation provided Personal and telephonically
6 Flight documentation /
Language(s) used
In ICAO format AVBL for all flight levels.
English
7 Charts and other information available for briefing or consultation Standard MET charts
8 Supplementary equipment available for providing information Radar/Satellite/LDN
9 ATS units provided with information TWR, APP, Area
10 Additional information (limitation of service, etc.) Internet: http://aviation.weathersa.co.za
Fax-on-demand: 082 2892010

FAOR AD 2.12  FAOR AD 2.12 RUNWAY PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Designations RWYNR TRUE & MAG BRG Dimensions of RWY (M) Strength (PCN) and surface of RWY and SWY THR coordinates RWY end coordinates THR geoid undulation THR elevation and highest elevation of TDZ of precision APP RWY Slope of RWY-SWY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
03L

016º

4421 x 60 PCN 71/F/A/W/U ASPH 260847.11S 0281403.63E 5558FT 0.004D
21R

196º

4421 x 60 PCN 71/F/A/W/U ASPH 260642.86S 0281442.09E 5505FT 0.004U
03R

016º

3405 x 60 PCN 71/F/A/W/U ASPH 260953.17S 0281453.22E 5510FT 0.001D
21L

196º

3405 x 60 PCN 71/F/A/W/U ASPH 260806.64S 0281526.20E
5494FT 0.001U
SWY dimensions (M) CWY dimensions (M) Strip dimensions (M) RESA dimensions (M) Location (which runway end) and description of arresting system (if any) OFZ Remarks
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
61 270 4689 x 300 NIL INFO AVBL NIL INFO AVBL NIL INFO AVBL See below
87 100 4689 x 300 NIL INFO AVBL NIL INFO AVBL NIL INFO AVBL See below
57 60 3639 x 300 NIL INFO AVBL NIL INFO AVBL NIL INFO AVBL See below
57 60 3639 x 300 NIL INFO AVBL NIL INFO AVBL NIL INFO AVBL See below
Remarks 12
1. RWY 03L/21R CLSD for MAINT:
MON 2230 till TUE 0300.
TUE 2230 till WED 0300
2. RWY 03R/21L CLSD for MAINT:
WED 2230 till THUR 0300.
THUR 2230 till FRI 0300
3. No construction will be permitted DRG low visibility operation or IMC.

FAOR AD 2.13  FAOR AD 2.13 DECLARED DISTANCES

RWY TORA (M) TODA (M) ASDA (M) LDA (M) Remarks
1 2 3 4 5 6
03L 4421 4691 4482 4421 NIL
21R 4421 4521 4508 3971 THR displaced 450M
03R 3405 3465 3462 3405 NIL
21L 3405 3465 3462 3405 NIL

FAOR AD 2.14  FAOR AD 2.14 APPROACH AND RUNWAY LIGHTING

RWY
Designator
APCH LGT Type
LEN
INTST
THR
LGT
colour
WBAR
VASIS
(MEHT)
PAPI
TDZ
LGT
LEN
RWY Centre Line LGT Length,
spacing,
colour, INSTST
RWY Edge LGT LEN, spacing, colour, INSTST RWY End LGT colour WBAR SWY LGT LEN (M) colour Remarks
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
21L CATII; LIH; White to 900M FM end; FM 900M to 300M FM end alternative white & red; last 300M red. DIST BTN lights -30M Green

PAPI; both 3º

White CAT II; LIH; white to 600M FM end, FM 600M to 300M FM end alternative white & red; last 300M red. DIST BTN lights - 30M White until 600M FM end; FM 600M to end yellow. DIST BTN lights Red NIL NIL
21R PALS; CAT II; 900M; LIH; white CL Barrette, RED side row Barrette last 270M, white cross bars at 150M & 300M FM THR Green

PAPI; both 3º

White White to900M FM end, FM 900M to 300M FM end alternate white and red; last 300M red. DIST BTN lights - 30M White until600M FM end; FM 600M to end yellow. Spacing 60M BTN LGT Red NIL THR displaced by 450M
03L PALS; CAT II; 900M; LIH; white CL, red side bars last 270M, white cross bars at150M and 300M FM THR Green

PAPI; both 3º

White CAT II; LIH;CL white to 600M FM end, FM 600M to 300M FM end alternative white & red; last 300M red. DIST BTN lights -30M White until 600M FM end; FM 600M to end yellow. DIST BTN lights -60M Red NIL NIL
03R PALS; CAT II; 900M; LIH; white CL, red side bars last 270M, white cross bars at 150M and 300M FM THR Green

PAPI; both 3º

White CAT II; LIH; CL white to 600M FM end, FM 600M to 300M FM end alternative white & red; last 300M red. DIST BTN lights -30M White until 600M FM end; FM 600M to end yellow DIST BTN lights -60M Red NIL NIL

FAOR AD 2.15  FAOR AD 2.15 OTHER LIGHTING SYSTEMS, SECONDARY POWER SUPPLY

1 ABN/IBN location, characteristics and hours of operation NIL INFO AVBL
2 LDI location and LGT Anemometer location and LGT LDI: NIL Anemometer:
THR RWY 03R electronic LGT
THR RWY 21L
THR RWY 03L electronic LGT
THR RWY 21R electronic LGT
3 TWY edge and centre line lighting Edge: All TWY edge lights blue. Only lead in lights provided. All rapid taxiways have green CL lights.
The following TWY have green CL lights:
TWY A FM RWY 21R to INT TWY B,
TWY B FM TWY I to APN A,
TWY I FM RWY 03L/21R to APN C
TWY L FM RWY 03L/21R to APN C,
TWY E FM RWY 03L/21R to APN A,
TWY H BTN RWY 03L/21R and TWY A
TWY N west of RWY 03L/21R;
TWY B at the curve at INT WITH APN taxilane M and all rapid exit TWY. All other TWY have blue TWY edge LGT.
TWY E east of 03R/21L to Denel (Taxiways with centerline lights).
TWY B FM CAT II to APN A (Green centreline lighting)
4 Secondary power supply and switch-over time A diesel operated standby generator supplies power to the normal facilities and installations, including all runways, taxiways and apron edge lighting; all radio, radar and NAV aid systems including PAPIs. The UPS is powered by the local municipal supply and secondly by the diesel operated stand-by generator.
5 Remarks a) Stop bars red.
b) Obstacle lighting
c) Apron floodlights.
d) All RWY holding positions have RWY guard lights installed

FAOR AD 2.16  FAOR AD 2.16 HELICOPTER LANDING AREA

1 Coordinates TLOF or THR of FATO
Geoid undulation
TLOF S260638.4 E0281433.8
2 TLOF and/or FATO elevation M/FT NIL INFO AVBL
3 TLOF and FATO area dimensions, surface, strength, marking Landing area: 50M x 40M
Surface: Concrete
Touchdown area: 16M x 16M
Strength: 20t
4 True BRG of FATO NIL
5 Declared distance available N/A
6 APP and FATO lighting NIL
7 Remarks a) APN W 2 helipads (north of G APN)
b) Use by prior arrangement with AD REF 2.9.1
c) Contact APN office prior to landing

FAOR AD 2.17  FAOR AD 2.17 ATS AIRSPACE

1 Designation and lateral limits CTR
The area bounded by lines drawn as follows, excluding the Rand ATZ.
a. From a point at S260002 E0282344 a straight line joining the FLW points: S261632 E0282014, S262232 E0281429, S262332 E0281139, S261602 E0280439.

b. Thence clockwise along the Rand ATZ to a point at S261117 E0280559.

c. Thence a straight line joining the following points S255902 E280959, S255222 E0280629.

d. Thence anticlockwise along the arc of a circle, radius 7 NM and centred on a point at S254931 E0281347, to a point at S255632 E0281139.

e.Thence a straight line to the starting point.
2 Vertical limits 7 600 FT ALT
Note:- Lower limit ABV Rand ATZ 6500 FT ALT
3 Airspace classification Class C
4 ATS unit call-sign
Language
O R Tambo Radar/O R Tambo Tower.
English
5 Transition altitude Transition altitude: 8000 FT
6 Remarks EXC where otherwise AUTH, no ACFT is to be operated in this airspace unless two-way RDO CTC is maintained with ATC & the ACFT is equipped with SER mode C transponder.

FAOR AD 2.18  FAOR AD 2.18 ATS COMMUNICATION FACILITIES

Service designation Call sign Frequency Hours of operation Remarks
1 2 3 4 5
APP Johannesburg Radar West 123.7MHz DLY 0500-1700 Radar West combined onto 124.5MHz 1700- 0500. See Note (2)
APP Johannesburg Radar South 124.5MHz H24 See Note (2)
APP Johannesburg Radar East 124.5MHz H24 NIL INFO
APP Johannesburg Radar Director 121.4MHz As required DRG peak hours Radar Director combined onto 124.5MHz outside peak hours.
ACC Johannesburg AreaNorth 126.7MHz H24 See Notes (1), (2)
ACC Johannesburg AreaSouth 128.3MHz
126.7MHz
DLY 0430-1800
DLY1800-0430
See Notes (2)
FIS JohannesburgInformation North 127.4MHz
126.7MHz
DLY 0430-1600
DLY1600-0430
See Notes (2)
1 2 3 4 5
FIS Johannesburg Information South 119.5MHz
126.7MHz
DLY 0600-1400
DLY 1400-0600
See Notes (2)
FIC/ACC
FIC/ACC
RSR
Johannesburg Central Information/Control 120.3MHz transmits and receives H24

Extended range VHF relay stations. FAKM, FAVW, FABL, FABM. New VHF relay station “FABO” FREQ 120.3MHz. OPS as HOD.

TWR West Tower West 118.1MHz DLY 0400-1900 See Note (2)
Outside TWR hours of SER, SER provided by SMC on FREQ 121.9MHz
TWR East TWR East 118.6MHz MON-FRI 0500-1700, SAT 0700-1600, SUN 0700-1700 After hours SER will be provided by TWR W.
SMC OR Tambo Ground 121.9MHz H24 Arriving ACFT to pass registration and prior arranged parking bay from Apron Office on first contact.
Clearance delivery Clearance delivery 121.7MHz
121.9MHz
MON-FRI 0400-1830.
SAT/SUN 0500-1830
Outside CLR hours of duty, SER provided by Ground CTL on FREQ 121.9MHz
Apron OR Tambo Apron 122.65MHz H24 See Note (3)
ATIS NIL INFO AVBL 126.20MHz H24 Dedicated ATIS
JHB Oceanic information, South Atlantic Ocean (SAT) 3452kHz
5565kHz
6535kHz
8861kHz
11291kHz
13315khz
17955kHz
H24
JHB Oceanic Information, Indian Ocean (INO) 3476kHz
5634kHz
8879kHz
13306kHz
17961kHz
H24

NOTES:
(1) ATS services sectored into North and South Sector BTN 1500FT AGL to Fl105. The line dividing the sectors is as follows: S254457 E0245914 to 260926S 0281352S to 262802S 0304749E.
(2) ATC training daily on all sectors. FIS S FREQ 119.5MHz HR of SER. DLY BTN 0600-1400. Outside of these HR of SER Johannesburg ACC N FREQ 126.7MHz will be responsible for SER provision. 1500FT AGL/FL105.
(3) Non ATC Service. Arrival frequency only. Check FAOR AD 2.9 paragraph 5 for information to be provided on arrival.
(4) Non ATC service. Departure frequency only. Check FAOR AD 2.9 for information to be provided on departure.
(5) Area North will provide traffic information services in the area designated as the Lowveld airspace sector BTN FL110 and FL460 outside of Lowveld hours of service.
(6) Information North will provide TFC information services in the area designated as the Lowveld Airspace sector BTN 1500FT AGL and FL105 outside of Lowveld hours of SER.
(7) For domestic flights WI RSA: The flight level REQ to Clearance Delivery, Ground CTL or TWR will not necessarily be the final flight level allocated by ACC for the cruise. The REQ flight level will be accommodated as far as possible, subject to TFC. When it is anticipated by ACC that flight level for the cruise may be FL260 or below. The ACFT will be notified prior to DEP.
(8) Johannesburg Central ACC & FIS on FREQ 120.3MHz remoted FM FAOR. TEL (011)9286452.
(9) Johannesburg Area Central will issue inbound CLR for all TFC FL110 and above inbound to Johannesburg TMA. Should TFC patterns dictate, Johannesburg area South controller can reclear TFC as required. When required Johannesburg Central can REQ TFC inbound to FAOR to increase/decrease speed (MACH number if above Flay and AS below FL270) for purposes of sequencing. FL110/FL460.
(10) Pilots are reminded not to REQ RWY 03L for landing on FREQ, as it is predominantly used as a departure RWY.
(11) In the possible event of the Johannesburg VHF system becoming U/S, ACFT operating within the Johannesburg FIR are reminded to:
1. CTC Johannesburg ACC North on 134.0 MHz for ACFT operating within the FAJA ACC North/South airspace.
2. CTC Johannesburg APP on 134.4 MHz for ACFT operating within the FAJA APP airspace.
3. CTC FAOR TWR on 120.85 MHz for ACFT operating within FAOR CTR.
4. For ACFT operating within the FAJA ACC EAST airspace, ACFT shall remain on 129.1 MHz. If 129.1 MHz is also U/S ACFT shall CTC Durban APP on 125.75 MHz.
5. For ACFT operating within FAJA ACC central airspace, ACFT shall remain on 120.3 MHz. If 120.3 MHz is alsoU/S ACFT shall CTC Bloemfontein APP on 124.3 MHz.
(12) All INTL OPR FLY into and out of South Africa and particularly those departing FM O R Tambo INTL airport(FAOR) are to appreciate and accept that the cruising FL issued by FAOR CLR delivery are issued as a guide onlyand may be SUBJ to change by FAJA ACC. The final CRZ LVL will be confirmed by FAJA ACC as and whenchanges are REQ.

FAOR AD 2.19  FAOR AD 2.19 RADIO NAVIGATION AND LANDING AIDS

Type of aid, MAG VAR, Type of supported OPS (for VOR/ ILS/MLS, give declination) ID Frequency Hours of operation Position of transmitting antenna coordinates Elevation of DME transmitting antenna Remarks
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
DVOR JSV 115.2 MHz H24 260925.63S 0281351.70E 5579 Scalloping may be experienced on radial 090. Power output 50W
Type of aid, MAG VAR, Type of supported OPS (for VOR/ ILS/MLS, give declination) ID Frequency Hours of operation Position of transmitting antenna coordinates Elevation of DME transmitting antenna Remarks
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
UHF DME JSV 1186 MHz transmits and receives H24 260925.63S
0281351.70E
5579 Channel 99X co-axially co-located with DVOR
ILS LOC (RWY 03L) JSI 110.3 MHz H24 260616.8S
0281450.2E
5499 NIL INFO AVBL

Front course sector angle 2,5° coverage outside +/- 35° sector NIL

ILS GP
(RWY 03L) CAT II
- 335 MHz H24 260834.2S
0281403.0E
5549

Angle 3°. HGT of ILS ref datum -68 FT. ALT of GP over OM 6871 FT MM 5797 FT

ILS LOC (RWY 03R) JNI 109.1 MHz H24 260757.6S
0281528.9E
5495

Front course sector angle 1° 38’. Coverage outside +/- 35° sector - NIL.

ILS GP
(RWY 03R) CAT II
- 331.4 MHz H24 260945.9S
0281500.0E
5514

Angle 3°. HGT of ILS ref datum 50 FT. ALT of GP over OM 6680 FT MM 5731 FT.

ILS LOC
(RWY 21L)
JAI 109.9 MHz H24 261004.5S
0281449.7E
5518

Front course sector angle 1°36’. Coverage outside +/- 35° sector NIL.

ILS GP
(RWY 21L) CAT II.
- 333.8 MHz H24 260815.9S
0281527.8E
5499

Angle 3°. HGT of ILS ref datum 50 FT. ALT of GP over OM 6696 FT MM 5699 FT.

ILS/DME JBI 110.9 MHz H24 260653.43S
0281443.29E
5557 NIL INFO AVBL
NOTE: All aircraft to expect clearance for ILS Z unless otherwise directed by ATC.
ILS GP
(RWY 21R) CAT II.
Nil INFO AVBL 333.8 MHz H24 260653.43S
0281443.29E
NIL INFO AVBL NIL INFO AVBL
Top of Glide path mast. (15.6M above concrete foundation)
ILS LOC
(RWY 21R)
JBI 109.9 MHz H24 260903.63S
0281358.51E
NIL INFO AVBL NIL INFO AVBL
Survey nail with washer in concrete. (2.5 M above concrete foundation).

FAOR AD 2.20  FAOR AD 2.20 LOCAL AERODROME REGULATIONS

1. Pilots of VFR departures from OR Tambo International Airport must ensure that they do not commence their turn outs over the apron areas.
2. Aircraft taxiing on the apron in low visibility procedures are not to exceed 10knots, until they have left the apron area and are on a demarcated taxiway


Procedures for VFR flights within FAOR CTR Helicopter Operations


1. TWR W is responsible for all helicopter TFC in the western sector of the CTR as well as LDG and departing TFC on RWY 03L/21R and TFC XNG RWY 03L/21R.
2. With RWY 03 in use all helicopter TFC have to CTC TWR E on 118.6 MHz before entering the FAOR CTR FM the E BTN points 260348S 0282246E and 260629S 0281500E and 261313S 0281254E and 261419S 0281041E.
3. All helicopter TFC have to CTC TWR W on 118.1 MHz before entering the FAOR CTR FM the W BTN points 261419S 0281041E and 261313S 0281254E and 260629S 0281500E and 260348S 0282246E.
Note: After hours of service, TWR W assumes responsibility for the eastern sector of the CTR as well as RWY 03R/21L. SMC assumes responsibility for taxiways E of RWY 03L/21R.
4. With RWY 21 in use all helicopter TFC have to CTC TWR E on 118.6 MHz before entering the CTR from the E BTN points 261433S 0282038E and 260952S 0281409E and 260434S 0281551E and 260241S 0280645E.
5. All helicopter TFC have to CTC TWR W on FREQ 118.1 MHz before entering the CTR FM the W BTN points 260241S 0280845E and 260434S 0281551E and 260952S 0281409E and 261433S 0282038E.
6. Helicopters pilots to verify the RWY in use on ATIS FREQ 126.2 MHz prior to entering CTR.
7. Except as published in AD 2.15, all other TWY do not have CL LGT for LVP. OPS below RVR 350M, follow me vehicle will be provided O/R for arriving ACFT

FAOR AD 2.21  FAOR AD 2.21 NOISE ABATEMENT PROCEDURES

Pilots are to be considerate towards the inhabitants of areas adjacent to AD by minimizing ACFT noise. ACFT noise and flight track adherence is monitored at AD. Use noise abatement procedure as per AIP ENR 1.5 paragraph 9.1.no RWY intersection take-off BTN 2000 to 0400. No ACFT engine run ups shall be allowed BTN 2000 to 0400, unless in an emergency.

FAOR AD 2.22  FAOR AD 2.22 FLIGHT PROCEDURES

NIL INFO AVBL

FAOR AD 2.23  FAOR AD 2.23 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

1. Bird activity on AP
2. Dog will be present on airfield DRG daylight HR. In support of bird and wildlife CTL. Handler will be present with the dog at all times.
3. No ACFT are permitted to conduct engine run up tests BTN 2000-0400 without prior permission FM the AP manager.

FAOR AD 2.24  FAOR AD 2.24 CHARTS RELATED TO AN AERODROME

Aerodrome Chart
Ground movement
Aircraft Parking/Docking Chart
Aerodrome Parking and Docking Chart
Aircraft Parking/Docking Chart
Aircraft Parking/Docking Chart
Ground Movement Chart
Hot spot chart
ILS Z RWY 03L
ILS Y RWY 03L
ILS Z RWY 03R
ILS X RWY 03R
ILS W RWY 03R
ILS Z RWY 21L
ILS X RWY 21L
ILS RWY 21R
VOR Z RWY 21R
VOR Y RWY 21R
EGMEN 2A SID 03L
APDAK 3A RWY 03L SID
VASUR 3A SID 03L/R
RAGUL 3A RWY 03L/R SID
OVALA 1A RWY 03L/R SID
NESAN 1A SID 03L/R
GRASMERE 5B RWY 03L/R SID
EXOBI 1A SID 03L/R
NORVA 2A RWY 03L/R SID
EGMEN 1C SID 03L
Data tabulation
-AD-01
-AD-02
-AD-03
-AD-04
-AD-05
-AD-06
-AD-07
-AD-08
-ILS-01
-ILS-02
-ILS-03
-ILS-05
-ILS-06
-ILS-07
-ILS-09
-ILS-10
-VOR-01
-VOR-02
-DEP-01
-DEP-02
-DEP-03
-DEP-04
-DEP-05
-DEP-06
-DEP-07
-DEP-08
-DEP-09
-DEP-10
-DEP-10A

APDAK 1 B RNAV 03L SID
Data tabulation
EGMEN 2B SID 21R
APDAK 2B RWY 21R SID
VASUR 3B SID 21L/R
RAGUL 3B RWY 21L/R SID
OVALA 1B RWY 21L/R SID
GRASMERE 6C RWY 21R SID
EXOSI 3B SID 21L/R
HEIDELBERG 5D RWY 21L/R SID
LANSERIA 1C SID 21R
EGMEN 1D SID 21R
Data tabulation
APDAK 1 D RNAV RWY 21R SID
Data tabulation
GEROX 1C RNAV RWY 21R SID
Data tabulation
Radar Minimum Altitude Chart

The following charts are AVBL on CAA website:
www.caa.co.za
AD OBST Type A RWY 03L 21R
AD OBST Type A RWY 03R 21L
Precision APCH Terrain Chart RWY 03L
Precision APCH Terrain Chart RWY 21R
Precision APCH Terrain Chart RWY 03R
Precision APCH Terrain Chart RWY 21L
-DEP-11
-DEP-11A
-DEP-12
-DEP-13
-DEP-14
-DEP-15
-DEP-16
-DEP-17
-DEP-18
-DEP-19
-DEP-20
-DEP-21
-DEP-21A
-DEP-22
-DEP-22A
-DEP-23
-DEP-23A
-RAD-01

The following charts are AVBL on
CAA website: www.caa.co.za
-OBST Type A-01
-OBST Type A-02
-PATC-01
-PATC-02
-PATC-03
-PATC-04
Aerodrome/Heliport Chart AD 2-FAOR-AD-01
AVAGO 2A 03 STAR AD 2-FAOR-ARR-01
NIBEX 2A 03R STAR AD 2-FAOR-ARR-02
STANDERTON 6A 03R STAR AD 2-FAOR-ARR-03
OKPIT 4A 03R STAR AD 2-FAOR-ARR-04
WITBANK 4A 03R STAR AD 2-FAOR-ARR-05
AVILO 1A 03R STAR AD 2-FAOR-ARR-07
AVAGO 1C 03R STAR AD 2-FAOR-ARR-08
NIBEX 1B RNAV RWY 03R STAR AD 2-FAOR-ARR-09
STANDERTON 1C RNAV RWY 03R STAR AD 2-FAOR-ARR-10
AVILO 1B RNAV RWY 03R STAR AD 2-FAOR-ARR-12
AVAGO 2B STAR 21 AD 2-FAOR-ARR-13
NIBEX 2C RWY 21L AD 2-FAOR-ARR-14
STANDERTON 5B STAR 21L AD 2-FAOR-ARR-15
OKPIT 4B STAR 21L AD 2-FAOR-ARR-16
WITBANK 3C STAR 21L AD 2-FAOR-ARR-17
AVAGO 1D STAR 21L AD 2-FAOR-ARR-18
NIBEX 1D STAR 21L AD 2-FAOR-ARR-19
STANDERTON 1D STAR 21L AD 2-FAOR-ARR-20
RNAV RWY 03R AD 2-FAOR-RNAV-01
RNAV RWY 21L AD 2-FAOR-RNAV-02