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ICAO ANNEX 14 - Helicopter Association International

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HELIPORT/HELIDECK DESIGN<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘<strong>ANNEX</strong> <strong>14</strong> UPDATE’(<strong>ICAO</strong> Annex <strong>14</strong> Volume II –Heliports)WORKSHOP # 2Dr John LevertonIFHA Representative to <strong>ICAO</strong> Aerodrome PanelHAI Heliport Design Focal PointVice President Infrastructure Development, AHS<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


HELIPORT TERMINLOGYFATOSafetyAreaTLOFFATO: Final Approach and Takeoff AreaTLOF: Touchdown and Liftoff Area<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


HELIPORT TERMINLOGY• <strong>ICAO</strong> <strong>ANNEX</strong> <strong>14</strong>:R = ROTOR DIAMETER –2004 Annex <strong>14</strong> and Annex6:not used in „new Tranche 1 Annex <strong>14</strong>‟D = „D Factor‟ = OVERALL LENGTHUNDERCARRIAGE WIDTH AND/OR LENGTH [UC]- Current Annex <strong>14</strong>UNDERCARRIAGE WIDTH [UCw] – „Tranche 1‟ Annex <strong>14</strong>• FAA AC-2B:RD = ROTOR DIAMETEROL = OVERALL LENGTHUNDERCARRIAGE WIDTH/LENGTH [UC]<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


UNDERCARRIAGE DIMENSIONSMaximum widthor length of theundercarriage (UC): usedfor defining size of TLOFin 2004 Annex <strong>14</strong>changed in Tranche 1Annex <strong>14</strong> to TLOFdefined in terms of ‘D’.Undercarriage width(UCw): used for definingtaxiway widthWidth of Undercarriage (UCw)Length of Undercarriage<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


APPROXIMATERELATIONSHIPS•FATO = 1.5 D [1.5 X OVERALL LENGTH (OL)]• TAIL ROTOR SIZE: 1/6 TO 1/5 RD• D = 1.16 RD TO 1.2 RD• ASSUME „D‟ = 1.2 RDTHAN 1.5 D = 1.8 RD and 1 RD = 0.83 DApprox 1/3 RD = 0.25 D – Approx 2 x 1/3 RD = 0.5 D<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Presentation TerminologyRD = ROTOR DIAMETERD = „D Factor‟ = OVERALL LENGTH (OL)**UCw = UNDERCARRIAGE WIDTH/LENGTH** Note: On some charts „OL‟ is used!PC1, PC2 & PC 3 is used to reference heliports designed on the assumptionare “intended to be used by helicopters operated in performance class” 1, 2and 3 respectively.The „diagrams‟, although illustrating the approximate relative sizes,are NOT to scale - this is not stated on some but not all diagrams.<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FAA CONCEPTEACH TLOF MUST BE LOCATEDIN A FATO SURROUNDED BY ASAFETY AREAAC 150/5390-2BTLOFFATOSafety AreaHELICOPTERS CAN HOVER-TAXI ORGROUND-TAXI TO PARKING AREA<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


HELIPORT TERMINLOGYCan be any shape – usually square or roundFATOSafetyAreaTLOFFATO: Final Approach and Takeoff AreaTLOF: Touchdown and Liftoff Area<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


HELIPORT TERMINLOGYTLOF can be outside of FATO located in a helicopter standFATO<strong>Helicopter</strong> StandSafetyAreaProtection AreaFATO: Final Approach and Takeoff AreaTLOF: Touchdown and Liftoff AreaTLOF/Central Zone<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO with TLOFFATO + TLOF+ SAFETY AREANOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


SURFACE (GROUND) LEVELHELIPORTS<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


“Free Field” FATO with TLOFSAFETY AREATLOFFATONOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + 3 TLOFs each collocatedwith a <strong>Helicopter</strong> Stand3 TLOFs collocated with STANDsAir/Hover TaxiNOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO with TLOF + 3 <strong>Helicopter</strong> StandsNon-Simultaneous OperationsFATO + TLOF+ SAFETY AREAHELICOPTERSTANDsNOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + TLOF Collocatedwith <strong>Helicopter</strong> StandFATOAimingPointMarkingOPTIONALAir/Hover TaxiTLOF collocated with STANDIFHArecommendsit should beused!FATO + SAFETY AREANOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


TLOF collocated with STANDFATO + TLOF Collocated with <strong>Helicopter</strong> Stand+ 3 Additional <strong>Helicopter</strong> StandsNon-Simultaneous OperationsAir/Hover TaxiFATO + SAFETY AREAAir/Hover Taxi orGround TaxiSTANDsNOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + TLOF Collocated with <strong>Helicopter</strong> Stand+ 3 Additional <strong>Helicopter</strong> Stands (2 Sizes)TLOF collocated with STANDAir/Hover TaxiNon-Simultaneous OperationsFATO + SAFETY AREAHELICOPTER STANDs[Two sizes of STANDs]Air/Hover Taxi orGround Taxi<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + 3 TLOFs each collocatedwith a <strong>Helicopter</strong> Stand3 TLOFs collocated with STANDsFATO + SAFETY AREAAir/Hover TaxiNOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + TLOF Collocated with <strong>Helicopter</strong> Stand+ 3 Additional <strong>Helicopter</strong> StandsTLOF collocated with STANDAir/Hover TaxiNon-Simultaneous OperationsFATO + SAFETY AREAAir/Hover Taxi orGround TaxiSTANDsNOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + 3 TLOFs each collocatedwith a <strong>Helicopter</strong> Stand„Overlapping‟ TLOFs collocated with STANDsNOT ALLOWEDFATO + SAFETY AREAAir/Hover Taxi<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + 3 TLOFs each collocatedwith a <strong>Helicopter</strong> Stand„Overlapping‟ TLOFs collocated with STANDsNOT ALLOWED –SAFETY REASONFATO + SAFETY AREAAir/Hover Taxi<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + 3 TLOFs each collocatedwith a <strong>Helicopter</strong> Stand3 TLOFs collocated with STANDsFATO + SAFETY AREAAir/Hover TaxiNOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + 3 TLOFs each collocatedwith a <strong>Helicopter</strong> Stand3 TLOFs collocated with STANDsFATO + SAFETY AREAAir/Hover TaxiFATO must bedesigned to size oflargest helicopter i.e.„design helicopter‟<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010TLOFs/Stands canbe designed to sizeof largest helicopteri.e. design helicopterNOT TO SCALELeverton Associates, Inc


FATO + 3 TLOFs each collocatedwith a <strong>Helicopter</strong> Stand3 TLOFs collocated with STANDsFATO + SAFETY AREA<strong>ICAO</strong> Annex <strong>14</strong> Vol II is very„flexible‟ when designingsurface (ground) levelheliports and allows manylayouts, while providing agood „safe design‟.Air/Hover TaxiNOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + 2 TLOFs each collocatedwith a <strong>Helicopter</strong> StandFATO + SAFETY AREA2 TLOFs collocated with STANDsAir/Hover TaxiNOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + 2 TLOFs each collocated with a<strong>Helicopter</strong> Stand + 3 <strong>Helicopter</strong> StandsSimultaneous Operations2 TLOFs collocated with STANDs3 StandsFATO + SAFETY AREAAir/Hover TaxiNOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + 2 TLOFs each collocated with a<strong>Helicopter</strong> Stand + 3 <strong>Helicopter</strong> StandsNon-Simultaneous OperationsFATO + SAFETY AREA2 TLOFs collocated with STANDs3 StandsAir/Hover TaxiNOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + 2 TLOFs each collocated with a<strong>Helicopter</strong> Stand + 3 <strong>Helicopter</strong> StandsNon-Simultaneous Stand OperationsFATO + SAFETY AREA2 TLOFs collocated with STANDs3 StandsA helicopter „flight‟ terminates atAir/Hover(or commencesTaxifrom) a TLOFNOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + 2 TLOFs each collocated with a<strong>Helicopter</strong> Stand + 3 <strong>Helicopter</strong> StandsNon-Simultaneous Stand OperationsFATO + SAFETY AREA2 TLOFs collocated with STANDs3 StandsAir (or ground) helicoptermovement or operation **** This is NOT a „flight’.Air/Hover TaxiNOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + 2 TLOFs each collocated with a<strong>Helicopter</strong> Stand + 3 <strong>Helicopter</strong> StandsNon-Simultaneous Stand OperationsFATO + SAFETY AREA2 TLOFs collocated with STANDs3 StandsA helicopter „flight‟ terminates at(or commences from) a TLOFAir/Hover TaxiNOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + 2 TLOFs each collocated with a<strong>Helicopter</strong> Stand + 3 <strong>Helicopter</strong> StandsNon-Simultaneous Stand OperationsFATO + SAFETY AREA2 TLOFs collocated with STANDs3 StandsAir (or ground) helicoptermovement or operation **** This is NOT a „flight’.Air/Hover TaxiNOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + 2 TLOFs each collocated with a<strong>Helicopter</strong> StandNon-Simultaneous Stand Operations2 TLOFs collocated with STANDsFATO + SAFETY AREAA helicopter „flight‟terminates at (orcommences from) aTLOFFATO * + Safety Area-No load bearingreqirement!! ** Rec - SLBNOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Air/Hover TaxiTLOF/Stand Central ZoneStatic LBLeverton Associates, Inc


FATO + 2 <strong>Helicopter</strong> StandsNon-Simultaneous Stand Operations2 TLOFs collocated with STANDsFATO + SAFETY AREAFATO * + Safety Area-No load bearingreqirement!! ** Rec - SLBA helicopter „flight‟terminates at (orcommences from) aTLOFApplies to PC2/PC3 Heliports Only …… for PC1 Heliports the FATO shall have“bearing strength sufficient to accommodatea rejected take-off by helicopters operated inperformance class 1”i.e. be Dynamic Load Bearing (DLB)TLOF/Stand CentralZone Static LBNOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Air/Hover TaxiLeverton Associates, Inc


FATO + 2 <strong>Helicopter</strong> Stands2 TLOFs collocated with STANDsNon-Simultaneous Stand OperationsFATO + SAFETY AREAA helicopter „flight‟terminates at (orcommences from) a TLOF– Most Nations acceptthat „flight‟ can beterminated in an „hover‟Stand-Static LBAir/Hover TaxiTLOF Dynamic LBFATO –Static LBNOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + SAFETY AREAFATO + 2 <strong>Helicopter</strong> Stands2 TLOFs collocated with STANDsTLOF Dynamic LBFATO –Static LBNon-Simultaneous Stand OperationsStand-Static LBA helicopter „flight‟terminates at (orcommences from) a TLOF– Most Nations accept thiscan be terminated in anAir (or ground) „hover‟ helicoptermovement or operationAir/Hover TaxiNOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + TLOF Collocated with <strong>Helicopter</strong>Stand + Air Transit RouteAir Transit RouteTLOF collocated with STANDFATOMarking??Day =7RD [5.8D]Night =10RD [8.3D]FATO + SAFETY AREANOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO with TLOF + Air Transit RouteAir Transit RouteTLOF collocated with STANDFATO + TLOFNOT USED IN PRACTICE – PROPOSED Day TO =7RD REMOVE [5.8D]REFRENCE TO „AIR TRANSIT ROUTES‟ Night IN =10RD TRANCHE [8.3D] 2FATO + SAFETY AREANOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO + TLOF Collocated with <strong>Helicopter</strong>Stand + Air Transit RouteAir Transit RouteTLOF collocated with STANDFATOMarkingNOTagreed!NOT USED IN PRACTICE – PROPOSED TO REMOVEREFRENCE TO „AIR TRANSIT ROUTES‟ IN TRANCHE 2Day =7RD [5.8D]Night =10RD [8.3D]FATO + SAFETY AREANOT TO SCALE<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATOs / TLOFs<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATOs / TLOFs***Minimum Sizes ****<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


SQUARE /CIRCULAR FATOs/TLOFsAnnex <strong>14</strong> allows the FATO and TLOF to be square,rectangular or circular ... or in fact any shape. It is notmentioned in Annex <strong>14</strong> but it is generally accepted thatresearch studies show that square or rectangular FATOs orTLOFs – or those with „straight edge‟ sides - provides muchbetter visual cues, particularly on approach, to the pilotthan a circular FATOs or TLOFs. Similar at a distanceduring nighttime operations, a square or rectangularpattern of FATO or TLOF perimter edge lights provides thepilot with better visual cues than a circular pattern. Thusthere are advantages in designing heliports with a squareFATO and/or square TLOF or for the FATO and/or TLOFbeing hexagonal, octagonal or similar shaped.<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO INTERPRETATIONSURFACE HELIPORTS• FATOs in AC-2B and Annex <strong>14</strong> are similar but „different‟!• 2004 Annex <strong>14</strong> main „Load Bearing Surface‟• New Tranche 1 Annex <strong>14</strong> TLOF main „Load Bearing Surface‟• FAA – need NOT be „load bearing‟ [TLOF provides ‘load bearingsurface’]• FAA requires FATO (and/or TLOF) perimeter to be marked.• Annex <strong>14</strong> requires FATO and TLOF perimeter to be marked only if“NOT CLEARLY VISIBLE”. [IFHA proposed TLOF perimeter to bealways marked with white line ... NOT supported by other member!!]<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


TLOF – „New Tranche 1‟ Annex <strong>14</strong> TLOF CAN BE LOCATED INSIDE THE FATOOR COLLOCATED WITH A HELICOPTER STAND. FATO SURROUNDED BY SAFETY AREA „REMOTED TLOF‟ OUTSIDE FATO IS LOCATEDWITHIN A HELICOPTER STAND AND THUS IS“PROTECTED” BY HELICOPTER STAND SATFETY AREA.<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


TLOF•New‟ Tranche 1 <strong>ANNEX</strong> <strong>14</strong>-TLOF CAN BE LOCATED INSIDE THE FATO OR INSIDE A HELICOPTER STAND.-FATO SURROUNDED BY SAFETY AREA-REMOTED TLOF “PROTECTED” BY HELICOPTER STAND REQUIREMENTSAC -2B–EACH TLOF MUST BE LOCATED IN A FATO SURROUNDED BY ASAFETY AREA.–SAFETY AREAS MUST NOT OVERLAP.–HELICOPTER CAN HOVER-TAXI OR GROUND-TAXI TO PARKING AREA•<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


2004 Annex <strong>14</strong> - TLOF• SURFACE HELIPORT- DIAMETER OF 1.5 x MAXIMUM UNDERCARRIAGE WIDTH OR LENGTH-- ANY SHAPE ALLOWED• ELEVATED HELIPORT/HELIDECK– FATO AND TLOF COINCIDENTAL [SAME SIZE]• ELEVATED HELIPORT– TLOF SAME SIZE AS FATO- PC 1 AS DEFINED IN FLIGHT MANUAL- PC 2: 1.5D- [PC 3 NOT ALLOWED]• HELIDECK– SAME AS FATO: 1 D [PC 3 NOT ALLOWED]<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


HELIPORT SIZE• 2004 <strong>ANNEX</strong> <strong>14</strong> [PC 2 AND 3]- MINIMUM FATO 1.5 D (LOAD BEARING AREA)- MINIMUM TLOF 1.5 WIDTH/LENGTH OF UNDERCARRIAGE- SAFETY ZONE 3 m (10 FT) OR 0.25 D- FATO PLUS SAFETY AREA TO BE LOAD BEARING [2 D: APPROX. 2.4 RD]• FAA AC-2B [GENERAL AVIATION]- MINIMUM FATO 1.5 D- MINIMUM TLOF 1 RD (LOAD BEARING AREA) **- SAFETY ZONE 10 FT (3 m) TO 20 FT (6 m) OR 1/3 RD** Elevated – General Aviation: 1OL (1D) if FATO non load-bearing [1RD for PPRand Hospital Heliports.][RD = ROTOR DIAMETER; D = D FACTOR-OVERALL LENGTH OF HELICOPTER; SAFETYAREA = 1/3 R/D = 0.25 D]<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


HELIPORTS INTENDED TO BE USED BYHELICOPTERS OPERATED INPERFORMANCE CLASS 1[NO CORRESPONDING FAA AC-2B REQUIREMENTS]<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


HELIPORTS INTENDED TO BE USED BYHELICOPTERS OPERATED INPERFORMANCE CLASS 1[NO CORRESPONDING FAA AC-2B REQUIREMENTS]<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO SIZE – PC1‘New’ Tranche 1 Annex <strong>14</strong> Par 3.1.3 aThe dimensions of a FATO shall be:where intended to be used by helicoptersoperated in performance Class 1, asprescribed in the helicopter flight manual(HFM) except that, in the absence of widthspecifications, the width shall be not lessthan 1 D of the largest helicopter the FATOis intended to serve;<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


FATO SIZE – PC1Justification: Annex 6 „Appendix to Attachment A: Example’3. Operating area considerations3.1 FATOFor operations in performance Class 1, the dimensions of theFATO should be at least equal to the dimensions specified in thehelicopter flight manual.Note.— A FATO that is smaller than the dimensions specified in thehelicopter flight manual may be accepted if the helicopter is capableof a hover out of ground effect with one engine inoperative (HOGEOEI), and the conditions of 4.1 below can be met.<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


HELIPORT - PC 1• <strong>ICAO</strong> Annex <strong>14</strong>– Minimum FATO “as prescribed in the Flight Manual” [ For ‘free field’ Cat A / PC1operation, the FATO (which includes the RTOA) can be up to 1600 ft (490m) or more atMTOM/High Temp: for Restricted Cat A procedure ** FATO would typically be 1.5Dto 2D.] [NO CHANGE IN „NEW‟ TRANCHE 1 <strong>ANNEX</strong> <strong>14</strong>.]– Minimum TLOF - 1.5 U/C - width/length of undercarriage. [CHANGED IN “NEW”TRANCHE 1 <strong>ANNEX</strong> <strong>14</strong> TO 0.83D]• FAA AC-2B [Transport – Scheduled Service with large <strong>Helicopter</strong>s]– FATO: Width 100 ft (30.5m) or 2 RDLength 200 ft (61m) or 2 RD– TLOF: 50 ft (15.25m) or 1 RD………………………………………………………………………………………** Size for „safe restricted area Cat A operation‟ is quoted in the R/HFM for helicopterscertificated for Cat A operations. Values vary from 1.15 D (B206T) to 2.25 D (S61).[Some confusion however if size quoted in H/RFM value is the same as the FATO!]<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


PC1/TRANSPORT HELIPORT<strong>ICAO</strong> Annex <strong>14</strong>[Performance Class 1][TLOF NOT SHOWN]Safety Area – 0.25D (load bearing)FAA AC-2B - Transport HeliportFATO: Value in Flight Manual [Approx 1.5D ~ 2.25D]TLOF: 1 RD – Min 50 ft (15 m)RTOA – „Zero‟ to several Hundred ft/m‘Free-field’ Takeoff: 1000-1500 ft (300-460 m)FATO Width 2RD – Min 100 ft (30 m)FATO Length 2RD – Min 200 ft (61 m)Protection Zone 400 ft (122 m)<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


HELICOPTER CLEARWAY• 2004 Annex <strong>14</strong>: <strong>Helicopter</strong> clearway. A defined areaon the ground or water under the control of theappropriate authority, selected and/or prepared as asuitable area over which a performance Class 1helicopter may accelerate and achieve a specificheight• ‘New’ Tranche 1 Annex <strong>14</strong> :. <strong>Helicopter</strong> clearway. Adefined area on above the ground or water, selectedand/or prepared as a suitable area over which ahelicopter operated in performance Class 1 mayaccelerate and achieve a specific height.<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


HELICOPTER CLEARWAY• 2004 Annex <strong>14</strong>: <strong>Helicopter</strong> clearway. A defined areaon the ground or water under the control of theappropriate authority, selected and/or prepared as asuitable area over which a performance Class 1This was re-addressed as part of tranche 2 reviewhelicopter may accelerate and achieve a specificheight– some members feel it should also apply to PC2and PC3 takeoffs but no changes proposed.• ‘New’ Tranche 1 Annex <strong>14</strong> :. <strong>Helicopter</strong> clearway. Adefined area on above the ground or water, selectedand/or prepared as a suitable area over which ahelicopter operated in performance Class 1 mayaccelerate and achieve a specific height.<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


PC1 GROUND SPACEFree-field/Clear-area Cat AFATORTOA length and Takeoff distance given in R/HFM – but normally„width‟ of RTOA not quoted.<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


PC1 GROUND SPACEFree-field/Clear-area Cat AFATO„Clearway‟Area to be protected – not required to be load bearing<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


PC1 GROUND SPACERestricted Area/Short-field Cat AArea defined in the H/RFM„Clearway‟ Area to beprotected – not required tobe load bearing<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


HELICOPTER CLEARWAY2004 Annex <strong>14</strong>• 3.1.6 When it is necessary to provide a helicopter clearway, it shall belocated beyond the upwind end of the rejected take-off area available.‘New‟ Tranche 1 Annex <strong>14</strong>• 3.1.9 When a helicopter clearway is provided, it shall be located beyondthe end of the rejected take-off area available within the FATO.Proposed „Tranche 2‟ Annex <strong>14</strong>• 3.1.910 When a helicopter clearway is provided, it shall be locatedbeyond the end of the rejected take-off area available FATO.<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


HELIPORTS INTENDED TO BE USED BYHELICOPTERS OPERATED INPERFORMANCE CLASS 2 and 3<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


SURFACE-LEVEL (<strong>ICAO</strong>)GROUND-LEVEL (US/FAA)HELIPORTSAnnex <strong>14</strong> - PC2/PC3[NOT case for helicopter with MTOM 3175 kg (7000 lb)]FAA AC-2B – General Aviation (GA)<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


GROUND LEVEL HELIPORTGENERAL AVIATION/CLASS 2 & 32004 Annex <strong>14</strong>FAA AC-2BFATO 1.5DTLOF 1.5 U/CSafety Area 0.25 DFATO 1.5DTLOF 1RDSafety Area 1/3RD<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


GROUND LEVEL HELIPORTGENERAL AVIATION/CLASS 2 & 32004 Annex <strong>14</strong>FAA AC-2BFATO 1.5DFATO 1.5DTOTAL TLOF AREA 1.5 (APPROXIMATELY) U/CTHE TLOF SAME 1RD 2D or 2 OLSafety Area 0.25 DSafety Area 1/3RD<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


GROUND LEVEL HELIPORTGENERAL AVIATION/CLASS 2 & 32004 Annex <strong>14</strong>[Pre-HDSG/1 Interpretation]FAA AC-2BDynamicLoadStaticLoadFATO 1.5DTLOF 1.5 U/CSafety Area 0.25 DFATO 1.5DTLOF 1RDSafety Area 1/3RD<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


GROUND LEVEL HELIPORTGENERAL AVIATION/PC2 &PC 32004 Annex <strong>14</strong>[HDSG/1 Interpretation]FAA AC-2BDynamicLoadStaticLoadFATO 1.5DTLOF 1.5 U/CSafety Area 0.25 DFATO 1.5DTLOF 1RDSafety Area 1/3RD<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


PC2/PC3SURFACE LEVELHELIPORTSLOAD BEARING AREA –SIZETLOF/HELICOPTER STAND – MARKING<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Load Bearing Area• TLOF/„load bearing area‟ is the area inwhich the wheels or skids are “intendedto be contained”- TLOF in the FATO- TLOF in a Stand<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Load BearingArea• TLOF/„load bearing area‟ is the area inwhich the wheels or skids are “intended tobe contained”- TLOF in the FATO- TLOF in a Stand<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


SIZE OF FATOSIZE OF TLOFTOUCHDOWN/POSITIONINGMARKING<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


SIZE OF FATOSIZE OF TLOFTOUCHDOWN/POSITIONINGMARKINGAPPLICABLE TO BOTH SURFACE (GROUND) LEVELAND ELEVATED HELIPORTS ..... AND HELIDECKS<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Annex <strong>14</strong> - PC2/PC3Note: Examples are based on PC2/PC3 Heliportwhere in the „new Tranche 1 Annex <strong>14</strong>‟ the FATOis 1 D - for heliports designed for operations withhelicopter with MTOM 3175 kg (7000 lb) or less,these are allowed under „new Annex <strong>14</strong>‟, to havesmaller FATO of 0.83 D.<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Touchdown Marking• 5.2.8.2 A touchdown marking shall belocated so that when a helicopter for which themarking is intended is positioned, with themain undercarriage inside the marking and thepilot situated over the marking, all parts of thehelicopter will be clear of any obstacle by asafe margin.•<strong>ICAO</strong> Annex <strong>14</strong> Heliport Design Leverton WorkshopAssociates, Inc<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010


UndercarriageS-76„Pilot‟ PositionTLOF 1.5 UC0.5D Touchdown Circle1 D FATO<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


UndercarriageS-76„Pilot‟ PositionTLOF 1.5 UC0.5D Touchdown Circle1 D FATO<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


EC 155<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


MD 500/520N„Pilot‟ PositionUndercarriageTLOF 1.5 UC0.5D Touchdown Circle1 D FATO<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Bell 427Pilot PositionUndercarriageTLOF 1.5 UC0.5D Touchdown Circle1 D FATO<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


„Pilot‟ PositionUndercarriageEC 155TLOF 1.5 UC0.5D Touchdown Circle1 D FATO<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Sikorsky S-92Pilot PositionUndercarriageTLOF 1.5 UC0.5D Touchdown Circle1 D FATO<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


S-61NUndercarriage0.5D Touchdown Circle1 D FATO<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Rotor DiscCenter of1D FATOAS 360 Dauphin1D FATO0.5D Touchdown Circle<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


UH-70 / Blackhawk„Pilot‟ PositionUndercarriage0.5D Touchdown Circle1 D FATO<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


EC 155<strong>ICAO</strong> Annex <strong>14</strong> Heliport Design Workshop<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


S-76 (Wheeled<strong>Helicopter</strong>)<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


S-76 (Wheeled<strong>Helicopter</strong>)<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


S-76 (Wheeled<strong>Helicopter</strong>)<strong>ICAO</strong> Annex <strong>14</strong> Heliport Design Workshop<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


S-76 (Wheeled<strong>Helicopter</strong>)<strong>ICAO</strong> Annex <strong>14</strong> Heliport Design Workshop<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


S-76 (Wheeled<strong>Helicopter</strong>)<strong>ICAO</strong> Annex <strong>14</strong> Heliport Design Workshop<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


S-76 (Wheeled<strong>Helicopter</strong>)TLOF =Approx 1 RDi.e 0.83 D<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


TOUCHDOWN MARKING• Analysis established that a „Touchdownmarking‟ consisting of a circle ofdiameter of 0.5D centred on the FATO orStand, will satisfy the requirements forunidirectional positioning to anacceptable level of accuracy/safety.<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


UndercarriageS-76„Pilot‟ PositionTLOF 1.5 UC0.5D Touchdown Circle1 D FATO<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


„Pilot‟ PositionUndercarriageS-76Proposed TLOF 0.83D (1RD)0.5D Touchdown Circle1 D FATO<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


GROUND LEVEL HELIPORTPerformance Class 2 & 3Current Annex <strong>14</strong>FATO 1DTLOF 1.5 U/CSafety Area 0.5 DDynamicLoad-1DMajor Study of TLOFsize requirements anduse of TouchdownMarking by IFHA forthe Onshore HeliportSub-group: increase insize agreed andincluded in „tranche 1‟.<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


TLOF / FATO„Tranche 1‟ Annex <strong>14</strong>„TLOF‟ INCREASED FROM 1.5 UC TO 0.83D (1RD)„FATO‟ DECREASED FROM 1.5D TO 1DNote: NAME OF „TOUCHDOWN MARKING‟ CHANGED TO„TOUCHDOWN/POSITIONING MARKING’<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


„Tranche 1‟ Annex <strong>14</strong>Touchdown/Positioning Marking• 5.2.8.1 A Touchdown/Positioning Markingshould be provided when it is necessary for ahelicopter to touch down or be accuratelyplaced by the pilot in a specific position• 5.2.8.5 A Touchdown/Positioning Markingshall be so located so that when the pilot‟s seatis over the marking, the undercarriage will beinside the load bearing area and all parts of thehelicopter will be clear of any obstacle by a safemargin.<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Touchdown/Positioning Marking„Tranche 2‟ Proposal: minor change• 5.2.9.2 A Touchdown/Positioning Markingshould be provided when it is necessary for ahelicopter to touch down or be accuratelyplaced by the pilot in a specific position• 5.2.9.3 A Touchdown/Positioning Markingshall be so located so that when the pilot‟s seatis over the marking, the whole of theundercarriage will be inside the load bearingarea TLOF and all parts of the helicopter willbe clear of any obstacle by a safe margin.<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


S-76 Parked over TDP „circle‟ marking1D/OL FATO<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


S-76: Arc of Tail Rotor using TDP „circle‟ marking1D/OL FATO<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


S-76: Arc of Tail Rotor using TDP „cicle‟marking1D/OL FATO<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


S-76: Arc of Tail Rotor turning about the rotor hub<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


S-76: Arc of Tail Rotor turning about the rotor hub<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


S-76:Arc of Tail RotorTurning about the Pilot<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


S-76: Landing/Parked Forward of „H‟<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


S-76: Landing/Parked Forward of „H‟turning about the rotor hub<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


S-76: Landing/Parked Forward of „H‟ –turning about the rotor hub<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


UH-60: Turning using the ‘TD/P circle’Tail WheelPosition (arc):turning usingthe ‘TD/Pcircle’Tail WheelLocation1D[64.80 ft/19.75 m]TD/P (Circle) marking0.5OL (0.5D) inner diameter[32.40 ft/9.88 m]Main Rotor ‘TipPath’<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


UH-60: Turning about the rotor hubTail WheelPosition (arc):turning aroundthe rotor axisTail Wheel Location1D[64.80 ft/19.75m]Main Rotor ‘Tip Path’<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


SUMMARY<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


PC2 and PC3 Surface Level HeliportNew „Tranche 1 „Annex <strong>14</strong>FATO – SLB -1DTLOFDynamic LoadBearing (DLB)0.83D (1RD)Safety Area – 0.5 D<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


SURFACE (GROUND) LEVEL HELIPORTPerformance 2 & 32004 Annex <strong>14</strong>DynamicLoad<strong>ICAO</strong> „Tranche 1‟ Annex <strong>14</strong>StaticLoad1DFATO 1.5DFATOStaticLoadingFATO 1DDynamic Load0.83 DTLOF 1.5 U/CTLOF 0.83 DSafety Area 0.25 DSafety Area 0.5 D<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


SURFACE (GROUND) LEVEL HELIPORTPerformance 2 & 3Current Also FATO <strong>ICAO</strong> of Annex 0.83 D <strong>14</strong>allowed for<strong>Helicopter</strong>s with MTOM of3175 kg or less **(i.e. FATO and TLOF samesize)** Part 27 <strong>Helicopter</strong>sFATO 1.5D(3175 kg/7000 lbs or less)TLOF 1.5 U/CSafety Area 0.25 DDynamicLoadFATOStaticLoading„Tranche 1‟ Annex <strong>14</strong>FATO 1DTLOF 0.83 DSafety Area 0.585D<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010DynamicLoad0.83 DLeverton Associates, Inc


„New‟ Tranche 1 Annex <strong>14</strong> – PC2 / PC 3„New‟ Annex <strong>14</strong> Par 3.1.33.1.3 The dimensions of a FATO shall beb) where intended to be used by helicopters operated inperformance Class 2 and 3, of sufficient size and shape tocontain an area within which can be drawn a circle ofdiameter not less than:i) 1D of the largest helicopter when the MTOW ofhelicopters the FATO is intended to serve is more than 3175kg,ii) 0.83 D of the largest helicopter when the MTOM ofhelicopters the FATO is intended to serve is 3175 kg orless.FAR/JAR Part 27 mass (weight) limit: 3175 kg = 7000 lbs / 0.83 D = 1 RD<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


PC2/PC3 Surface Level HeliportAnnex <strong>14</strong> – 1D FATO + 0.83D TLOFTouchdown/Position Marking – 0.5DAnnex <strong>14</strong> – 0.83D FATO / TLOF(<strong>Helicopter</strong> less than 3175 kg/7000lbs)2DFATO – SLB – 1DTLOF – DLB – 0.83DSafetyAreaSLB = Static Load Bearing: DLB = Dynamic Load BearingFATO/TLOF – DLB – 0.83D<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


GROUND LEVEL HELIPORTGENERAL AVIATION/CLASS 2 & 3„New‟ Tranche1Annex <strong>14</strong>FATO 1DTLOF 0.83 DSafety Area 0.5 DStaticLoad-1DDynamicLoad-1RDDynamicLoad0.83 DStaticLoad1.5 DFAA AC-2BFATO 1.5DTLOF 1RDSafety Area 1/3RD<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


GROUND LEVEL HELIPORTGENERAL AVIATION/CLASS 2 & 3<strong>ICAO</strong> „New‟ Tranche 1 Annex <strong>14</strong>3175 kg (7000 lb) or lessFAA AC-2BFATO 0.83DTLOF 0.83 DSafety Area 0.5 DDynamicLoad-1RDDynamicLoad0.83 DStaticLoad1.5 D0.83D=1RDFATO 1.5DTLOF 1RDSafety Area 1/3RD<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


GROUND LEVEL HELIPORTFAA PPR + Hospital Heliports/CLASS 2 & 3<strong>ICAO</strong> „New‟ Tranche 1 Annex <strong>14</strong>3175 kg (7000 lb) or lessFAA AC-2BDynamicLoad-1RDDynamicLoad0.83 DFATO 0.83DTLOF 0.83 DSafety Area 0.5 DFATO 1.5DTLOF 1RDSafety Area 1/3RD<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


ELEVATED HELIPORTS<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


<strong>ICAO</strong> FATOELEVATED FACILITIES•ELEVATED HELIPORTS - PC 1:• LENGTH PRESCRIBED IN FLIGHT MANUAL• MINIMUM WIDTH 1.5 D[TYPICALLY VALUES FOR LENGTH: 1.1 D TO 2.6 D]• ELEVATED HELIPORT - PC 2: 1.5 D DIAMETER• ELEVATED HELIPORT – NO PC 3 ALLOWED ****‟New‟ Annex 6 (2007) allows PC 3 Heliports and Annex <strong>14</strong> has been updated.[ HELIDECKS: 1 D – FOR TANDEM HELICOPTER: 0.9 D OR 0.75 D x 0.9 D INLANDING/TAKEOFF DIRECTION]<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


ELEVATED HELIPORTSAnnex <strong>14</strong> - PC2/PC3FAA AC-2B – General Aviation (GA)<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


ELEVATED HELIPORTGENERAL AVIATION/PC2 & PC3Current <strong>ICAO</strong> Annex <strong>14</strong>[Pre-HDSG/1 Interpretation]FAA AC-2BDynamicLoadStaticLoad?TLOFRDFATO/TLOF 1.5DSafety Area 0.25 DFATO 1.5DTLOF 1RDSafety Area 1/3RD<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


ELEVATED HELIPORTGENERAL AVIATION/PC2 & PC32004 Annex <strong>14</strong>[Pre-HDSG/1 Interpretation]FAA AC-2BDynamicLoadNon-LoadBearingFATOFATO/TLOF 1.5DSafety Area 0.25 DFATO 1.5DTLOF 1DSafety Area 1/3RDTLOF1 D<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


ELEVATED HELIPORTGENERAL AVIATION/PC2 & PC32004 <strong>ICAO</strong> Annex <strong>14</strong> [Pre-HDSG/1 Interpretation]FAA AC-2BDynamicLoadFATO/TLOF 1.5DSafety Area 0.25 DNon-LoadBearingFATOFATO 1.5DAC-2B: TLOF 1RD FOR ELEVATED PPRAND ELEVATED HOSIPITAL TLOF HELIPRTS 1DSafety Area 1/3RDTLOF1 D<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


ELEVATED HELIPORTGENERAL AVIATION/PC2 & PC32004 <strong>ICAO</strong> Annex <strong>14</strong> [Pre-HDSG/1 Interpretation]FAA AC-2BDynamicLoadFATO‟TLOF 1.5DSafety Area 0.25 DFATO 1.5DTLOF 1DSafety Area 1/3RD<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


ELEVATED HELIPORTGENERAL AVIATION/PC2 & PC3<strong>ICAO</strong> New „Tranche 1‟Annex <strong>14</strong>FAA AC-2BDynamicLoad-1DFATO/TLOF 1DSafety Area 0.5 DFATO 1.5DTLOF 1DSafety Area 1/3RD<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


ELEVATED HELIPORTGENERAL AVIATION/PC2 & PC3<strong>ICAO</strong> „New‟ Tranche 1 Annex <strong>14</strong>FAA AC-2BDynamicLoad1 DFATO/TLOF 1DSafety Area 0.5 DStaticLoadFATO 1.5D 1RDTLOF 1RDSafety Area 1/3RD<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


ELEVATED HELIPORTGENERAL AVIATION/PC2 & PC3<strong>ICAO</strong> New „Tranche 1‟ Annex <strong>14</strong>FAA AC-2BFATO/TLOF 0.83DSafety Area 0.585 DDynamicLoad-0.83DStaticLoad?FATO of 0.83 D allowedfor <strong>Helicopter</strong>s withMTOW of 3175 kg(7000 lbs) or lessFATO 1.5DTLOF 1RDSafety Area 1/3RD<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


ELEVATED HELIPORTPPR+HOSPITAL /PC2 & PC3<strong>ICAO</strong> New „Tranche 1‟ Annex <strong>14</strong>FAA AC-2BPPR+HOSPITALDynamicLoadFATO/TLOF 0.83Dfor <strong>Helicopter</strong>s with MTOW of 3175kg (7000 lbs) or lessSafety Area 0.585 DFATO 1.5DTLOF 1RDSafety Area 1/3RD<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


PC2/PC3 Elevated HeliportAnnex <strong>14</strong> – 1D FATO / TLOFTouchdown/Position Marking – 0.5DAnnex <strong>14</strong> – 0.83D FATO / TLOF(<strong>Helicopter</strong> less than 3175 kg/7000lbs)2DSafetyAreaFATO /TLOF– DLB – 1DDLB = Dynamic Load BearingFATO/TLOF – DLB – 0.83D<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


HELIDECKSAnnex <strong>14</strong>1D FATO / TLOF0.05DTouchdown/PositioningMarking (circle)Annex <strong>14</strong> - 0.83D FATO / TLOF(<strong>Helicopter</strong> less than 3175 kg/7000lbs)0.5D0.62D0.83D1:2150° SectorCenterline‘obstaclelimitationsurfaces’Safety Net(or Safety Shelf)0.5D0.62D0.83D<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


LONDON BATTERSEA HELIPORT„FAILS‟ CURRENT <strong>ICAO</strong><strong>ANNEX</strong> <strong>14</strong>HELICOPTER TOO LARGE.MEETS US/FAA AC-2BREQUIREMENTSW30: RD= 44 ft (13 m)D=53ft (16 m)Helipad: Width 53 ft (16 m)Length 125 ft (38 m)Based on current Annex <strong>14</strong>,R22 (RD - 26 ft/ 7.9 m: D –29ft/ 8.8 m) would NOT beacceptable! Just OK if safetyarea assume not load bearing.<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


LONDON BATTERSEA HELIPORTMEETS THENew „Tranche 1‟ <strong>ANNEX</strong> <strong>14</strong>PC2 / PC3REQUIREMENTS .W30: RD= 44 ft (13 m)D=53ft (16 m)Helipad: Width 53 ft (16 m)Length 125 ft (38 m).<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Tranche 2MAJOR Proposed Changes<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Surface (Ground) Level HeliportTranche 1Touchdown and lift-off areas3.1.13 At least one TLOF shall be provided at a heliport..Note 1.— The TLOF may or may not be located within the FATONote 2.— Additional TLOFs may be collocated with helicopter standsTranche 2Touchdown and lift-off areas3.1.<strong>14</strong> At least one TLOF shall be provided at a heliport.3.1.15 One TLOF shall be located within the FATO or one or more TLOFs shall becollocated with helicopter stands. For runway-type FATOs, additional TLOFs locatedin the FATO are acceptable. For further guidance see Heliport Manual (Doc 9261).<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


HELIPORT TERMINLOGYTLOF can be outside of FATO located in a helicopter standFATO<strong>Helicopter</strong> StandORONE orMORESafetyAreaProtection AreaFATO: Final Approach and Takeoff AreaTLOF: Touchdown and Liftoff AreaTLOF/Central Zone<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Elevated HeliportsTranche 1Final approach and take-off areas andtouchdown and lift-off areasNote.— On elevated heliports it is presumed that the FATO and one TLOF will be coincidental.3.2.2 An elevated heliport shall be provided with one FATO.Touchdown and lift-off areas3.2.<strong>14</strong> One TLOF shall be coincidental with the FATO.Note.— Additional TLOFs may be collocated with helicopter stands.Proposed Tranche 2Final approach and take-off areas andtouchdown and lift-off areasNote.— On elevated heliports it is presumed that the FATO and one TLOF will be coincidental.3.2.2 An elevated heliport shall be provided with at least one FATO/TLOF.i.e. no separate TLOF requirements.<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


New Term .... FATO/TLOFFATO/TLOF. A FATO and a TLOF which occupy thesame space and have the same load bearingcharacteristics, on an elevated heliport, a helideck or ashipboard heliport......<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


SAFETY AREA<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


SAFETY ZONE/AREAS• <strong>ICAO</strong> CURRENT <strong>ANNEX</strong> <strong>14</strong> – 0.25 D (1/4 OL) OR 3m (10ft)• FAA AC-2B: These depend to some extent on the Heliport type and whetheror not the 1 RD „TLOF is marked‟.i.e.. TLOF Marked: Private Use/PPR 1/3 RD or 10 ft. (3 m)Hospital 1/3 RD or 10 ft. (3 m)General Aviation 1/3 RD or 20 ft. (6 m)Transport Min 30 ft. ( 9 m)TLOF NOT Marked: ALL 1/2 OL (1/2D) or20 ft /30 ft (6 m/9m)(NOTE: TLOF must be marked on Transport Heliport)NOTE: 1/3 RD is approximately the same dimension as 0.25 D. Thus „safetyarea‟ is effectively the same for both current Annex <strong>14</strong> and „FAA‟ when theTLOF is marked. The <strong>ICAO</strong> requirements assume that the helicopter doesnot land/park near the edge of the FATO. The FAA requirements assumethe helicopter lands in the TLOF if it is marked.<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


SAFETY AREAS<strong>ICAO</strong> „Tranche 1‟ Annex <strong>14</strong>2004 Annex <strong>14</strong>FATO 1DFATO 1.5DSafety Area 0.5 DSafety Area 0.25DOVERALL AREA – 2D [UNCHANGED]<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


SAFETY AREAS<strong>ICAO</strong> „Tranche 1‟ Annex <strong>14</strong>]FAA AC-2BFATO 1DSafety Area 0.5 DTLOF 1D (or 1RD)Safety Area (1/3RD +Area Provided by FATO)<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


SAFETY AREA2004 Annex <strong>14</strong>TLOF – 1.5 UCSafetyArea0.25 D(approx1/3 RD)FATO – 1.5 D<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


TLOF –0.83 D (1RD)SAFETY AREA„Tranche 1‟ Annex <strong>14</strong>Total Area – Min 2DSafetyArea0.5 DFATO – 1D<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Safety Area PC1 Heliports3.1.20 A safety area surrounding a FATO intended to beused by helicopters operated in performance Class 1,in visual meteorological conditions (VMC) shallextend outwards from the periphery of the FATO for adistance of at least 3 m or 0.25 D times the over-alllength/width, whichever is greater, of the largestlongest/widest helicopter the area is intended toserve and :a) each external side of the safety area shall be at least2 D where the FATO is quadrilateral; orb) the outer diameter of the safety area shall be at least2 D where the FATO is circular.<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Safety Area –– „Tranche 1‟PC 1: Safety Area at least 3 m or 0.25 D, and:-PC2/PC3: Safety Area at least 3 m or 0.5 D, and:-a) each external side of the safety area shall be at least 2 Dwhere the FATO is quadrilateral; orb) the outer diameter of the safety area shall be at least 2 Dwhere the FATO is circular.Safety Area increased if FATO is less than 1 Dso minimum total area is 2 D<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Safety Area – PC1 Heliport – „Tranche 1‟Touchdown/Position Marking – 0.5DPC1: FATO Size as defined in the H/RFMNote: 2004 Annex <strong>14</strong>Min size for Safety Area0.25D2DSafety AreaLBA = Load Bearing AreaFATO – LBA – 1DSAFETY AREA – 0.5D<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Safety Area – PC1 Heliport – „Tranche 1‟PC1: FATO Size as defined in the H/RFMTouchdown/Position Marking – 0.5D2DFATO – LBA – Larger than 1D.SafetyAreaFATO – LBA – 1DSAFETY AREA – 0.5DLBA = Load Bearing Area<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Safety Area – PC1 Heliport – „Tranche 1‟PC1: FATO Size as defined in the H/RFMTouchdown/Position Marking – 0.5D2DFATO – LBA – 1.5DSAFETY AREA – 0.25DLBA = Load Bearing AreaSafetyAreaFATO – LBA – 1DSAFETY AREA – 0.5D<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Safety Area – PC1 Heliports – „Tranche 1‟PC1: FATO Size as defined in the H/RFMTouchdown/Position Marking – 0.5D2DFATO – LBA – 2DSAFETY AREA – 0.25DLBA = Load Bearing AreaSafetyAreaFATO – LBA – 1DSAFETY AREA –0.5D<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


PC2/PC3 Surface Level HeliportTouchdown/Position Marking – 0.5D3.1.20 [Surface-level Heliport]Annex <strong>14</strong> – 0.83D FATO / TLOF(<strong>Helicopter</strong> less than 3175 kg/7000lbs)a) each external side of the safetyarea shall be at least 2 D wherethe FATO is quadrilateral; orb) the outer diameter of the safetyarea shall be at least 2 D wherethe FATO is circular.2DSame for Elevated Heliport – 3.2.20Safety Area increased if FATOis less than 1 D so total areais a minimum of 2 DSafetyAreaFATO/TLOF – DLB – 0.83DDLB = Dynamic Load Bearing<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Safety Area – PC 2/3 Heliport – „Tranche 1‟Touchdown/Position Marking – 0.5DPC2/3: FATO 1DNote: Current Annex <strong>14</strong>Min size for PC2/PC3 =1.5DSafety Area = 0.25DSafetyAreaLBA = Load Bearing AreaFATO – LBA – 1DSAFETY AREA – 0.5D<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 20102DLeverton Associates, Inc


Safety Area – PC 2/3 Heliport – „Tranche 1‟Touchdown/Position Marking – 0.5DPC2/3: FATO 1D2DFATO – LBA – 2DFATO – LBA – 1DSAFETY AREA – 0.5DLBA = Load Bearing Area<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


PC1 HeliportSafety Areas – „Tranche 1PC2/PC3 HeliportSafetyFATO – LBA – 2DSafetyArea -0.25DFATO – LBA – 2DArea -0.5D<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


Safety Areas – „Tranche 2‟ ProposalPC1 HeliportPC2/PC3 HeliportTranche 2: Text to be changed to make PC1 Heliportrequirements to apply to PC2/PC3 HeliportsFATO – LBA – 2DSafetyArea -0.25DFATO – LBA – 2DSafetyArea -0.25D<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


ISSUES STILL TO BE ADDRESSED<strong>ICAO</strong> Annex <strong>14</strong> Heliport Design Leverton WorkshopAssociates, Inc<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010


PC2/PC3 – “ISSUE”SUGGESTION by one HDWG member:<strong>Helicopter</strong> clearway. A defined area on theground or water, selected and/or prepared as asuitable area over which a helicopter mayaccelerate and achieve a specific height.[i.e proposal that reference to PC1 in définition in„new Annex <strong>14</strong>‟is removed.]TakeoffProfile35 ft / 10.7 m **Area required in order of 200 m / 670 ft** NOT defined in Annex <strong>14</strong> or ‘New’ Annex <strong>14</strong><strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


PC2/PC3 – “ACCELERATION DISTANCE”TOPIC CURRENTLY ADDRESSED IN <strong>ICAO</strong> HELIPORTMANUAL NOT <strong>ANNEX</strong> <strong>14</strong> - ISSUE RELATED TO TAKEOFFPERFORMANCE, APPLICATION OF H-V CURVES ETC.<strong>ICAO</strong> HELIPORT MANUAL STATES –•1.2.1.7 …. , a FATO of greater size than the statutory minimum dimensionsshould be provided, over which the helicopter can accelerate safely to its climbingspeed before leaving the ground effect.•1.2.1.9 <strong>Helicopter</strong> flight manuals contain performance graphs which indicatecombinations of forward speed and height above ground in which flight should beavoided since, in the event of engine failure, … Therefore, to provide thehelicopter with an area over which it can safely accelerate to avoid these unsafecombinations, it may be prudent to provide the sizes of FATO suggested inTable 1-1 ….<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


PC2 / PC3 – FATO Length?• Required by some nations in Europe for PC2 and PC3 heliports.• Not required in US (FAA) but 280 ft/85 m „protection zone‟ is applied• Not required in Canada (Transport Canada)• Technically requirement has some merit but there is a need to find way forStates to be flexible in addressing such a requirement!• Not acceptable to HAI for PC2 or PC3 heliports• Supported by EHATakeoffProfile35 ft / 10.7 mAC-2B Protection ZoneArea required in order of 200 m / 670 ft<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


<strong>ANNEX</strong> 6 ISSUEAnnex 6 - Attachment A2.3.2 Operations in Performance Class 2 should only beconducted with a safe-force-landing capability duringtake-off and landing.This recommendation, in the new Attachment to Annex 6,is considered by some HDWG members to be arequirement that means that a safe-force-landing areamust be provided within the vicinity of the heliport !! Thiswould require in the order of 300 m/1000 ft ‘protectionzone’ i.e. distance to the DPATO.No agreed IFHA position – concept not supported by HAI<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


<strong>ANNEX</strong> 6 ISSUEDraft Annex 6 - Attachment A2.3.2 Operations in Performance Class 2 should only beconducted with a safe-force-landing capability during take-offand landing.This recommendation, in the new Attachment to Annex 6, isconsidered by some HDWG members to be a requirement -this means that a safe-force-landing area must be providedwithin the vicinity of the heliport !! This would require in theorder of 300 m/1000 ft ‘protection zone’ i.e. distance to theDPATO.No agreed IFHA position – concept not supported by HAI<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc


End of this section ….…… MORE TO COME<strong>ICAO</strong> ‘Annex <strong>14</strong> Update’ Workshop – HAI HeliExpo 2010Leverton Associates, Inc

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