ED Decision 2022/012/R
SUITABLE AERODROMES — ASSESSMENT — COLLECT AND DEVELOP AIRPORT DATA NOT CONTAINED IN THE AIP — AEROPLANES
An AIP should be the primary means to collect the necessary data to perform the assessment of aerodromes for the intended operation. However, sometimes the relevant data may not be available. In that case, AMC4 SPA.LVO.110 establishes that the operator should develop procedures to collect or develop the necessary data.
In this context, the operator may use surveys and/or collected data from aeroplane sensors or data recorders. This method could be typically used to determine the pre-threshold terrain profile and partially the LSAA if not published by a State authority.
These options should be part of the LVO approval and could include, among others:
(a) data from appropriate sensors (e.g. radio altimeter, GNSS position, LOC/GS deviations);
(b) data collected from appropriate sensors stored in recorders;
(c) FDM data, if appropriate.
Sensors and data accuracy, including recorded sampling rate, should be considered in the usage of the collected data.
When defined in the approval, the respective data might be used for other airplane types.
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