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AMC1 ADR.OR.B.015(b)(1)
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-2625
ED Decision 2014/012/R
found in: Aerodromes (139/2014) Part-ADR.AR Part-ADR.OR Part-ADR.OPS CS-ADR-DSN CS-HPT-DSN (Dec 2024)
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AMC1 ADR.OR.B.015(b)(1);(2);(3);(4) Application for a certificate ED Decision 2014/012/R INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO THE COMPETENT AUTHORITY (a) The applicant should: (1) provide its telephone, and fax number, and e-mail address for communication with the Competent Authority; (2) indicate the names of its employees whom the Competent Authority would contact in order to address any issues that might arise during the evaluation of the application, and the certification process. (b) The applicant should provide the Competent Authority with the following: (1) information about the location of the aerodrome: the exact location of the aerodrome should be depicted on a map of a suitable scale acceptable to the Competent Authority; (2) information about the type of operations at the aerodrome, including: (i) operations during the day and/or night, and type of approaches; (ii) landing, and/or take-off operations on each runway; (iii) the aircraft types to be served at the aerodrome, and the aircraft type to be used for the design of the aerodrome; and (iv) any limitations to the operation of the aerodrome. (3) the drawing(s) showing the design of the aerodrome, which should: (i) be in a suitable scale, acceptable to the Competent Authority; (ii) be in an electronic format if this is acceptable to the Competent Authority. (iii) contain all the necessary information, including: (A) runway(s) orientation; (B) the dimensions of the aerodrome’s physical characteristics; (C) the visual and non-visual aids; (D) the obstacle limitation surfaces, and any other surfaces applicable; and (E) the aerodrome facilities, installations, and fixed equipment and their location. (4) description, height, and location of obstacles, in accordance with the applicable aeronautical data requirements (see [ADR.OPS.A.005](#_DxCrossRefBm151829784) and [AMC1 ADR.OPS.A.005](#_DxCrossRefBm151829942)). (c) The applicant should identify the applicable certification specifications for the design and type of operations of the proposed aerodrome and provide the Competent Authority with evidence that the proposed design and operation complies with them. If relevant, the applicant should also provide the Competent Authority with: (1) the certification specifications for which it proposes to show compliance in a different manner and demonstrate an equivalent level of safety. Such a proposal has to be acceptable to the Competent Authority. In such cases, the applicant should also propose the method that will be used to demonstrate compliance and achieve an equivalent level of safety, and submit all necessary documentation to support the proposal; (2) any other proposal for which the applicant assumes that the certification specifications issued by the Agency are inadequate or inappropriate. (d) The applicant should provide the Competent Authority documentation to demonstrate how it will comply with the applicable requirements of the Basic Regulation, [Part-ADR.OR](#_DxCrossRefBm151829785), and [Part-ADR.OPS](#_DxCrossRefBm151829784), and any other applicable requirements that are matching the aerodrome design and its operation.
AMC1 ADR.OR.B.015(b)(1);(2);(3);(4) Application for a certificate ED Decision 2014/012/R INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO THE COMPETENT AUTHORITY (a) The applicant should: (1) provide its telephone, and fax number, and e-mail address for communication with the Competent Authority; (2) indicate the names of its employees whom the Competent Authority would contact in order to address any issues that might arise during the evaluation of the application, and the certification process. (b) The applicant should provide the Competent Authority with the following: (1) information about the location of the aerodrome: the exact location of the aerodrome should be depicted on a map of a suitable scale acceptable to the Competent Authority; (2) information about the type of operations at the aerodrome, including: (i) operations during the day and/or night, and type of approaches; (ii) landing, and/or take-off operations on each runway; (iii) the aircraft types to be served at the aerodrome, and the aircraft type to be used for the design of the aerodrome; and (iv) any limitations to the operation of the aerodrome. (3) the drawing(s) showing the design of the aerodrome, which should: (i) be in a suitable scale, acceptable to the Competent Authority; (ii) be in an electronic format if this is acceptable to the Competent Authority. (iii) contain all the necessary information, including: (A) runway(s) orientation; (B) the dimensions of the aerodrome’s physical characteristics; (C) the visual and non-visual aids; (D) the obstacle limitation surfaces, and any other surfaces applicable; and (E) the aerodrome facilities, installations, and fixed equipment and their location. (4) description, height, and location of obstacles, in accordance with the applicable aeronautical data requirements (see [ADR.OPS.A.005](#_DxCrossRefBm1800046698) and [AMC1 ADR.OPS.A.005](#_DxCrossRefBm1800046845)). (c) The applicant should identify the applicable certification specifications for the design and type of operations of the proposed aerodrome and provide the Competent Authority with evidence that the proposed design and operation complies with them. If relevant, the applicant should also provide the Competent Authority with: (1) the certification specifications for which it proposes to show compliance in a different manner and demonstrate an equivalent level of safety. Such a proposal has to be acceptable to the Competent Authority. In such cases, the applicant should also propose the method that will be used to demonstrate compliance and achieve an equivalent level of safety, and submit all necessary documentation to support the proposal; (2) any other proposal for which the applicant assumes that the certification specifications issued by the Agency are inadequate or inappropriate. (d) The applicant should provide the Competent Authority documentation to demonstrate how it will comply with the applicable requirements of the Basic Regulation, [Part-ADR.OR](#_DxCrossRefBm1800046699), and [Part-ADR.OPS](#_DxCrossRefBm1800046698), and any other applicable requirements that are matching the aerodrome design and its operation.
##### AMC1 ADR.OR.B.015(b)(1);(2);(3);(4) Application for a certificate *ED Decision 2014/012/R* **INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED TO THE COMPETENT AUTHORITY** (a) The applicant should: (1) provide its telephone, and fax number, and e-mail address for communication with the Competent Authority; (2) indicate the names of its employees whom the Competent Authority would contact in order to address any issues that might arise during the evaluation of the application, and the certification process. (b) The applicant should provide the Competent Authority with the following: (1) information about the location of the aerodrome: the exact location of the aerodrome should be depicted on a map of a suitable scale acceptable to the Competent Authority; (2) information about the type of operations at the aerodrome, including: (i) operations during the day and/or night, and type of approaches; (ii) landing, and/or take-off operations on each runway; (iii) the aircraft types to be served at the aerodrome, and the aircraft type to be used for the design of the aerodrome; and (iv) any limitations to the operation of the aerodrome. (3) the drawing(s) showing the design of the aerodrome, which should: (i) be in a suitable scale, acceptable to the Competent Authority; (ii) be in an electronic format if this is acceptable to the Competent Authority. (iii) contain all the necessary information, including: (A) runway(s) orientation; (B) the dimensions of the aerodrome’s physical characteristics; (C) the visual and non-visual aids; (D) the obstacle limitation surfaces, and any other surfaces applicable; and (E) the aerodrome facilities, installations, and fixed equipment and their location. (4) description, height, and location of obstacles, in accordance with the applicable aeronautical data requirements (see [ADR.OPS.A.005](#_DxCrossRefBm1262884229) and [AMC1 ADR.OPS.A.005](#_DxCrossRefBm1262884387)). (c) The applicant should identify the applicable certification specifications for the design and type of operations of the proposed aerodrome and provide the Competent Authority with evidence that the proposed design and operation complies with them. If relevant, the applicant should also provide the Competent Authority with: (1) the certification specifications for which it proposes to show compliance in a different manner and demonstrate an equivalent level of safety. Such a proposal has to be acceptable to the Competent Authority. In such cases, the applicant should also propose the method that will be used to demonstrate compliance and achieve an equivalent level of safety, and submit all necessary documentation to support the proposal; (2) any other proposal for which the applicant assumes that the certification specifications issued by the Agency are inadequate or inappropriate. (d) The applicant should provide the Competent Authority documentation to demonstrate how it will comply with the applicable requirements of the Basic Regulation, [Part-ADR.OR](#_DxCrossRefBm1262884230), and [Part-ADR.OPS](#_DxCrossRefBm1262884229), and any other applicable requirements that are matching the aerodrome design and its operation.