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China Notes
- If the CDFA flight technique is not used the shown RVR/VIS need to be
increased by 200m for Cat A and B aircraft, and by 400m for Cat C and D
aircraft
- Jeppesen charts showing the “Standard” label have landing minimums checked
against EASA AIR OPS minimums concept (similar to ICAO Doc 9365
Manual of All Weather Operations - Fourth Edition 2017). Take -off minimums
are charted as provided by State.
- Within a time limit of 15-20 minutes before entry or exit, the air crew shall
report to the relevant air traffic control department and obtain a clearance to fly
across the FIR’s boundaries in entry or exit. Without such clearance no aircraft
is permitted to make entry into or exit from the FIR’s boundaries
Except: All flights entering the Sanya FIR should establish two-way radio
communication with Sanya ACC within 5 minutes before designated reporting
points
- An aircraft shall report to the next ATC unit prior to crossing the boundaries of
controlled areas such information as the expected crossing time, flight altitude
(or flight level) and flight conditions
- Start-up of aircraft engines shall be subject to clearance from the air traffic
controller. The pilot shall start engines within 5 minutes after receipt of
clearance. In case he fails to do so, such clearance will become invalid and he
shall request a new
- Aircraft, when taxiing, shall comply with the taxi speed restrictions laid down
in the corresponding aircraft operations manual or pilot flight rules; taxiing
speed shall not exceed 15kmh while taxiing in the proximity of obstructions.
- When 2 aircraft are approaching head-on, each shall keep to the right and
maintain the required safe separation. When 2 aircraft are crossing, the pilot
who sees the other aircraft on his left shall stop taxiing and give way to the
other.
- When 2 or more aircraft are taxiing in succession, the succeeding aircraft shall
not overtake the preceding one, and the longitudinal separation shall not be less
than 50m.
- There may be conversion tables on the chart to go from QNH to QFE and back,
but the only way to be sure the chart is meant for QFE operations is to look at
the minimums section and see which appears in bold (or checking bold QFE in
ALTERMETRIC BLOCK of approach chart)
The altitude outside the parenthesis is bolded means the minimums are in
relation to mean sea level and QNH is in use.
The altitude inside the parentheses is bolded means the minimums are in
relation to the runway and QFE is in use.