With uneven distribution of the contaminants additional information shall be given in the item of the of global plain language remark Situational awareness section reporting format. When possible a standardised text should be used. Example: (Standardised text tbd) Depth of loose contaminant shall be the one or two digit number representing the assessed depth of the contaminant for each runway third. The depth shall be reported in a six to nine character group separated by a for each runway third. The “/” direction for listing the runway thirds shall always be in the direction as seen from the lower designation number. The assessment is based upon an even distribution within the runway thirds as assessed by a trained and competent person. Reporting in steps of (mm) STANDING WATER 3, 6 and 12,… DRY SNOW 6, 12, 24, 48,… WET SNOW 6, 12, 24,… SLUSH 6, 12,… Format: NN/NN/NN Examples: 3/3/6 3/6/12 12/12/12 With uneven distribution of the contaminants additional information should be given in the item of the of global plain language remark Situational awareness section reporting format. When possible a standardised text should be used. Example: (Standardised text tbd) Condition type shall be reported in capital letters as written from approved list identified in Annex 14 paragraph 2.9.5. This list is harmonized with standards and recommended practices within Annex 6 Annex 8 Operation of Aircraft, ― ― Annex 11 and Annex 15 Airworthiness of Aircraft, Air Traffic Services, ― ― domain. The condition type shall be reported in an Aeronautical Information Services up to 100 character group separated by a for each runway third. The direction for “/” listing the runway thirds shall always be in the direction as seen from the lower designation number. DRY WET ICE WATER ON TOP OF COMPACTED SNOW DRY SNOW DRY SNOW ON TOP OF ICE WET SNOW ON TOP OF ICE ICE SLUSH STANDING COMPACTED SNOW WET SNOW DRY SNOW ON TOP OF COMPACTED SNOW WET SNOW ON TOP OF COMPACTED SNOW WET CHEMICALLY TREATED SANDED
With uneven distribution of the contaminants additional information shall be given in the plain language remark item of the Situational awareness section of global reporting format. When possible a standardised text should be used. Example: (Standardised text tbd) Depth of loose contaminant shall be the one or two digit number representing the assessed depth of the contaminant for each runway third. The depth shall be reported in a six to nine character group separated by a “/” for each runway third. The direction for listing the runway thirds shall always be in the direction as seen from the lower designation number. The assessment is based upon an even distribution within the runway thirds as assessed by a trained and competent person. Reporting in steps of (mm) STANDING WATER 3, 6 and 12,… DRY SNOW 6, 12, 24, 48,… WET SNOW 6, 12, 24,… SLUSH 6, 12,… Format: NN/NN/NN Examples: 3/3/6 3/6/12 12/12/12 With uneven distribution of the contaminants additional information should be given in the plain language remark item of the Situational awareness section of global reporting format. When possible a standardised text should be used. Example: (Standardised text tbd) Condition type shall be reported in capital letters as written from approved list identified in Annex 14 paragraph 2.9.5. This list is harmonized with standards and recommended practices within Annex 6 ― Operation of Aircraft, Annex 8 ― Airworthiness of Aircraft, Annex 11 ― Air Traffic Services, and Annex 15 ― Aeronautical Information Services domain. The condition type shall be reported in an up to 100 character group separated by a “/” for each runway third. The direction for listing the runway thirds shall always be in the direction as seen from the lower designation number. DRY WET ICE WATER ON TOP OF COMPACTED SNOW DRY SNOW DRY SNOW ON TOP OF ICE WET SNOW ON TOP OF ICE ICE SLUSH STANDING COMPACTED SNOW WET SNOW DRY SNOW ON TOP OF COMPACTED SNOW WET SNOW ON TOP OF COMPACTED SNOW WET CHEMICALLY TREATED SANDED
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