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3-20 COLOMBIA<br />
(3) At 11,000’ increase power and retract flaps/slats<br />
while maintaining positive rate of climb. At 12,000’ accelerate to<br />
enroute climb speed.<br />
d. For DC10 aircraft the climb speed is V2+20.<br />
e. Noise abatement procedures do not apply in case of<br />
emergency.<br />
(SPEC/AD 2-SKBO 13/14)<br />
Ernesto Cortissoz (SKBQ)<br />
1. NOISE ABATEMENT<br />
a. Runway 05 - Climb at V2 + 10. At 800 ft AGL, set climb<br />
power. Continue climb at V2 + 10 in takeoff configuration. At 1500<br />
ft MSL, continue climb, accelerate and retract flaps and slats. At<br />
3500 ft, accelerate to enroute climb speed. Maintain a high rate of<br />
climb during the initial climb segment. For DC-10 aircraft, the climb<br />
speed will be V2 + 20.<br />
b. Noise abatement procedures do not apply in case of<br />
emergency or the following conditions:<br />
(1) An adverse runway surface condition is present.<br />
(2) Visibility is less than 1 NM.<br />
(3) Crosswind (including gusts) exceeds 15 kts.<br />
(4) Tailwind (including gusts) exceeds 5 kts.<br />
(5) Windshear or thunderstorms present or forecasted.<br />
(SPEC/AD 2-SKBQ 4 Para 21)<br />
ROUTE <strong>AND</strong> AREA RESTRICTIONS -<br />
1. ELDORADO (SKED) FIR/UTA, BARRANQUILLA (SKEC)<br />
FIR/UTA, SAN <strong>AND</strong>RES ISL<strong>AND</strong> (SPP) TCA SPECIAL AIR<br />
CONTROL ZONES<br />
a. DEFINITION - <strong>The</strong>se are designated sectors in Colombian<br />
Airspace which are defined by the Colombian Air Force in<br />
coordination with the Special Civil Aeronautics Administrative Unit<br />
and cover areas in which there exists a reasonable suspicion that<br />
there are routes used for drug-trafficking.<br />
b. CONSIDERATIONS<br />
(1) In the airspace within the Special Air Control Zones,<br />
the Colombian Air Force will apply the procedure established for<br />
the use of Colombian Air Force aircraft against aircraft that<br />
violate national airspace. This will be done in all phases with the<br />
support of the resources furnished by the government of the<br />
United States of America.<br />
(2) <strong>The</strong> Colombian Air Force will not use force when<br />
aircraft classified as hostile are flying over a gathering of people<br />
or buildings and which may affect the civilian population. An<br />
exception will be made when a city center has been declared a<br />
prohibited area for security reasons or when there is a threat of<br />
physical harm to the personnel or facilities of the Government of<br />
the Republic of Colombia or to others.<br />
c. DEMARCATION<br />
(1) ZONE W - This zone covers Colombian Airspace W<br />
of the W mountain range and the Rio Cauca Valley, except for the<br />
city of Cali. All aircraft must:<br />
agency.<br />
(a) File a flight plan before takeoff.<br />
(b) Establish contact with the Air Traffic Service<br />
(c) Keep the transponder equipment on, with the<br />
code assigned by the Special Civil Aeronautics Administrative Unit.<br />
(d) Have permission to overfly areas restricted by the<br />
Colombian Air Force.<br />
(e) Aircraft will be authorized to stay overnight at<br />
airports restricted by the Colombian Air Force only with prior<br />
permission from the Colombian Air Force.<br />
ZONE W: N07º13’11” W77º53’12” then along the<br />
Colombia/Panama border to<br />
N08º31’42” W77º21’36”<br />
N08º40’28” W77º21’32”<br />
N06º32’00” W76º13’31”<br />
N05º08’28” W76º13’31”<br />
N05º08’28” W75º42’38”<br />
N02º34’51” W76º17’40”<br />
N02º34’51” W74º56’40”<br />
N01º28’28” W75º29’17”<br />
N00º25’16” W76º14’50” then along the Colombia/Ecuador border<br />
to a point 12 NM off the Colombia coast then paralleling the coast<br />
to beginning.<br />
(2) ZONE N - This zone covers Colombian Airspace in<br />
the N of the country, excluding the cities of Barranquilla and<br />
Cartagena. All aircraft must:<br />
agency.<br />
(a) File a flight plan before takeoff.<br />
(b) Establish contact with the Air Traffic Service<br />
(c) Keep the transponder equipment on, with the<br />
code assigned by the Special Civil Aeronautics Administrative Unit.<br />
(d) Have permission to overfly areas restricted by the<br />
Colombian Air Force.<br />
(e) Aircraft will be authorized to stay overnight at<br />
airports restricted by the Colombian Air Force only with prior<br />
permission from the Colombian Air Force.<br />
ZONE N: N08º40’28” W77º21’32”<br />
N08º50’06” W77º14’00” then paralleling the Colombia coast at 12<br />
NM to<br />
N12º06’04” W70º55’02” then along the Colombia/Venezuela<br />
border to<br />
N07º00’00” W72º00’12”<br />
N06º09’22” W72º11’48”<br />
N06º10’48” W74º03’54”<br />
N05º27’50” W74º11’48”<br />
N05º08’28” W75º11’15”<br />
N07º01’15” W74º42’34”<br />
N07º01’15” W75º33’52”<br />
N06º32’00” W76º13’31” to beginning.<br />
(3) ZONE E - This zone covers Colombian Airspace in<br />
the E and S of the country. All aircraft must:<br />
(a) File a flight plan before takeoff, especially for<br />
uncontrolled strips.<br />
agency.<br />
(b) Establish contact with the Air Traffic Service