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COVER SHEET TO AMENDMENTS 26 AND 27 INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS AND RECOMMENDED PRACTICES AERODROMES ANNEX 14 TO THE CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION SIXTH EDITION - SEPTEMBER 1971 INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION
Check-List of Amendments to Annex 14 Sixth Edition incorporating Amendments 1 to 25. Amendment 26 adopted by the Council on 15 December 1971. Amendment 27 adopted by the Council on 20 March 1972. Replacement pages 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 43, 60, 61, 62, 63, 65, 66, 67, 70, 71, 72, 113 and 114. Effective Date 26/9/71 15/4/72 2017172 Date of Applicability 6/1/72
AMENDMENTS 26 AND 27 to the International Standards and Recommended Practices AERODROMES Annex 14 to the Convention on International Civil Aviation 1. Insert the following new and replacement pages in Annex 14 Sixth Edition, to incorporate Amendments 26 and 27 which become applicable on 7 December 1972 Pages 3 and 4 Pages 5-7 Page 10 Pages 19-24 Pages 43, 60-63, 65-67 Page 70 Pages 71 and 72 Pages 113 and 114 2. Record entry of Amendments on Page 2. - Table of Contents - Foreword - Part I - Part 111 - Part V - Part VI - Part VII - Attachment C
TABLE OF CONTENTS PART I.-DEFINITIONS AND APPLICABILITY CHAPTER 1.-Definitions .................... .. ...... 9 CHAPTER 2.--Applicability ............................ 10 CHAPTER 2.--Aerodrome Data ....................... 13 .................. 2.1.-Aerodrome Reference Point 13 2.2.-Aerodrome Elevation ........................ 13 2.3.- Runway Threshold.' Elevations ............... 13 2.4.-Aerodrome Dimensions ...................... 13 2.5.-Declared Distance ............................ 13 ...................... 2.6.-Strength of Pavements 13 2.7.-Reference Data for Pre-flight Altimer Check . 14 2.8.-Information on Aerodrome Conditions, Status of Aerdronle Lighting System and Power Supply ..................................... 14 CHAPTER 3.-Reference Code for Aerodrome Charac- ........................................... teristics 14 PART 111.-PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF AERODROMES CHAPTER l.--Aerodromes with Runways .............. 17 RUNWAY Sl 1.1.-Number and Orientation of Runways ......... 17 1.2.-Selected .Basic Length of Runways ........... 17 1.3.-Actual Length of Runways .................. 17 1.4.-Width of Runways .......................... 18 1.5.-Separation of Parallel Runways .............. 18 1.6.-Slopes on Runways .......................... 18 1.7.-Strength of Runways ........................ 19 1.8.-Surface of Runways ......................... 19 STRIPS 1.29.-Surface of Taxiways ........................ 1.30.-Taxiway Strips ......... . .................. HOLDING BAYS ................. 1.31.-Location of Holding Bays APRONS 1.32.-Aprons -- General ........................ 1.33.-Size of Aprons .............................. 1.34.-Strength of Aprons ......................... 1.35.-Slopes on Aprons ........................... 1.36..-Clearance Distances on Aprons .............. PART IV.-OBSTRUCTION RESTRICTION. REMOVAL AND MARKING CHAPTER 1.-Surfaces and Areas ..................... 1.1.-Definitions ................................. 1.2.-Taboff Climb Area and Surface ............ 1.3.-Approach Area and Surface . .,. ............... 1.4.-Inner Horizontal Surface .................... 1.5.-Conical Surface ............................. 1.6.-Transitional Surfaces ........................ CHAPTER 2.-Removal and Restriction of Obstructions . . 2.1.-Obstruction Removal ....................... , 2.2.-Restriction of New Construction .............. ..................... CHAPTER 3.-Obstruction Marking ' 3.1.-Objects to be Marked ........................ ................ 3.2.-Day Marking of Obstructions ' 3.3.-Lighting of Obstructiolls .................... CHAPTER 4.-Obstructions Outside the Immediate En- .. virons of Aerodromes '. ............................ CHAPTER 5.-Marking of Unusable or Unserviceable ..................... Portions of the Movement Area 5.1.-Closed Runways and Taxiways, or Parts ................................... Thereof S.Z.,Non.Load Bearing Surfaces ................. 5.3.-Undershoot and Overrun Areas .............. 5.4.-Unserviceable Areas ......................... 1.9.-Strips - General ........................... 19 .......... 1.10.-length of ' Strips ., ................. 19 1.11.-Width of Strips 19 PART V.-VISUAL GROUND AIDS ............................. 1.12.-Clearing and Grading of Strips .............. 20 CHAPTER 1.-General .................... ... ....... 33 1.13.-Slopes on Strips .......................... 20 ............ 1.14.-Strength of Strips 20 1.1.-Dangerous and Confusing Lights 33 ........................... CLE A.RWAY s IND'ICATORS .................... 1.15.-Location of Clearways ....................... 20 1.2.-Wind Direction Indicators 33 ................. 1.16.-Width of Clearways ......................... 20 1.8.-landing Direction Indicators 33 1.17.-Slopes on Clearways ........ ............... 21 SIGNALLING DEVICES ... S. TOP WAYS 1.4.-Signalling Lamp ........................ , 33 ....... 1.18.-Width of Stop,ways 21 1.5.-Ground Signal Panels and Signal Area 34 ........................... 1.19.-Slopes cm Stopways ......................... 21 1.20.-Strength of Stopways 21 EMERGENCY LIGHTING ....................... ......................... 1.21.-Surface of Stopways ........................ 21 1.6.-Emergency Lighting 35 TAXI WAYS AIDS TO LOCATION .............. 1.22.-Taxiways -- General ........................ 21 1.7.-Aerodrome Identification Signs 35 ........................ 1.23.-Changes in Direction of Taxiways ........... 21 1.8.-Aerodrome Beacons 35 ....................... 1.24.-Width of Taxiways ......................... 21 1.9.-Identification Beacons 35 ......... 1.25.-Taxiway Junctions and Intersections 21 1.26.-Taxiway Minimum Clearances ............... 22 MARKERS, LIGHT FIXTURES 1.27.-Slopes on Taxiways E AND SUPPORTING STRUCTURES ......................... 1.28.iStrength of Taxiways ....................... 23 1.10.-Characteristics ..................... , , .. , . , . 35
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