時間：2011-10-19 13:03來源：藍(lán)天飛行翻譯 作者：航空 點(diǎn)擊：次
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12.3.11 Vladivostok / Knevichi (UHWW /VVO) Vladivostok Knevichi airport has two runway’s 25R/07L and 25L/07R; 25R/07L is 8858 in length and is equipped with an ILS instrument approach to 25R; 25L/07R is 8202 in length and is equipped with an ILS instrument approach to 25L. There is terrain in the vicinity of the airport (2457). Vladivostok is located less than 100 km east of the Chinese border, and just across the Sea of Japan from the main Japanese island of Honshu. It is the administrative centre of Primorye Territory. Vladivostok is the last stop of the Trans-Siberian Railroad, Russia’s major Pacific seaport, and the main base of its Pacific fleet. Industries include shipbuilding, zinc and copper smelting and the manufacture of forest products, processed food, and machinery. Population 7,00,000. 12.3.12 Yakutsk (UEEE / YKS) This airport is close to the Arctic Circle in Eastern Siberia. The airport lies adjacent to the Lena River and in an area of tundra, which is basically flat with no significant terrain. The primary runway is runway 5L with an NDB approach, and 23R with an ILS and is 11,155’ in length. Exercise extreme caution when considering runway 5R or 23L. This runway is primarily used as a parking ramp for aircraft. 12.3.13 Murmansk- ULMM The airport is located on the Kola peninsula and serves the largest city north of the Arctic circle. It is used year round by both civil and military transports. The runway alignment is 146/316 and the dimensions are 8202x 148 feet. Runway slope is +.3% for runway 14. There is no significant terrain around the airport. Both runways have an ILS/NDB approach. B777-200 LR can operate unrestricted from the airfield. 12.3.14 Norilsk-Alykal UOOO Located north of the Arctic circle and operational year round. The runway is 01/19 the dimensions are 11253x147 feet. Runway has upslope in the first 2200 feet of runway 19 and downslope thereafter. Elevation is 574 feet and variation is 19 E. It has Radar, ILS/NDB approaches for both runways. The |
