Flight Ops to the French Open Paris: The French Open Tennis Championship, also called Roland-Garros, is underway in Paris. Here are the operational information and significant NOTAMs for Paris Orly and Charles de Gaulle airports.
Paris Orly
IATA Code: ORY
ICAO Code: LFPO
Latitude / longitude: N48° – 43.3 E 002 – 22.8
Marginal Variation: 01W
Elevation: 89 m
Fuel: Jet A-1
Time Zone Info: GMT+1:00 uses DST
Operational Information
To operate a private flight at LFPO, you must fulfil at least one of the following:
Flight in connection with a scheduled airline
Diplomatic or Military flight
A night ban applies at LFPO as follows:
Arrivals are not allowed (on block) between 23h29LT and 06H20LT
Departures are not allowed (off block) between 23h19LT and 06H00LT
NOTAMs
A2170/18 NOTAMN
Q) LFFF/QFDLT/I /M /A /000/999/4843N00223E005
A) LFPO B) 1805230700 C) 1805231700
E) STAND R01 R22 S26 B61 B01 B12 DOCKING GUIDANCE SYSTEM ON TEST. POSSIBLE WRONG INDICATIONS. ACFT HAVE TO BE MARSHALLED ONTO STAND
A5207/17 NOTAMR A2330/17
Q) LFFF/QXXXX/IV/NBO/A /000/999/4843N00223E005
A) LFPO B) 1711281015 C) 1805312130
E) DUE TO MANY REPORTS OF DAZZLES BY PORTABLE LASERS,
AIRCREWS ARE REQUESTED TO REPORT IMMEDIATELY ALL THESE EVENTS TO ATS SPECIFYING WHEN POSSIBLE THE LOCATION OF TRANSMISSION.
A1615/18 NOTAMN
Q) LFFF/QMKTT/IV/BO /A /000/999/4843N00223E005
A) LFPO B) 1805240400 C) 1806062359
E) TRIGGER NOTAM – AIRAC AIP SUP 070/18 WEF 24 MAY TILL 20 JUNE 2018 :
ORLY WEST TERMINAL EXTENSION LEADING TO APRON ‘P’ MODIFICATION AND TWY ‘W3’ USE RESTRICTIONS.
A1616/18 NOTAMN
Q) LFFF/QMKLT/IV/M /A /000/999/4843N00223E005
A) LFPO B) 1805240400 C) 1806202159
E) ORLY WEST TERMINAL EXTENSION – AIRAC AIP SUP 070/18 : SUBJECT : APRON ‘P’ MODIFICATION AND TWY ‘W3’ USE RESTRICTIONS.
THE EFFECTIVE DATE AND TIMES OF THIS AIP SUP WILL BE ANNOUNCED BY NOTAM. THIS AIP SUP IS AVAILABLE ON WWW.SIA.AVIATION-CIVILE.GOUV.FR.
E) TWY A CLOSED BETWEEN GATE 2 EXCLUDED AND 6 EXCLUDED
A1978/18 NOTAMR A0213/18
Q) LFFF/QMXLC/IV/M /A /000/999/4901N00233E005
A) LFPG B) 1805091416 C) 1806180300
E) REHABILITATION WORKS OF TWY R – AIRAC AIP SUP 008/18 MODIFIED :
SUBJECT: CLOSURE OF TWY R BETWEEN TA3 EXCLUSIVE AND TE2 EXCLUSIVE (TWY E1 INCLUSIVE). DATES WILL BE CONFIRMED BY NOTAM. THIS AIP SUP IS AVBL ON WWW.SIA.AVIATION-CIVILE.GOUV.FR
———-MODIFICATION—————–
END OF WORKS DATE MODIFIED: READ 18TH OF JUN AT 0300 INSTEAD OF 28TH OF MAY AT 0300.
A0582/18 NOTAMR A0033/18
Q) LFFF/QFDLT/I /M /A /000/999/4901N00233E005
A) LFPG B) 1802140815 C) 1806292359
E) GUIDANCE MIRROR FOR ACFT STANDS ON TEST:
FALSE INDICATIONS POSSIBLE, IN CASE OF DOUBLE INFORMATION (MIRROR AND MARSHALLER) FOLLOW ONLY MARSHALLER INSTRUCTIONS.
A1869/18 NOTAMN
Q) LFFF/QMXLC/IV/M /A /000/999/4901N00233E005
A) LFPG B) 1805030300 C) 1810010300
E) WORKS IN THE NORTHWEST SECTOR – AIRAC AIP SUP 020/18:
SUBJECT: CLOSURE AND USE RESTRICTIONS OF TAXIWAYS: BEGINNING OF STEP 2: 03 MAY 2018 AT 0300. THIS AIP SUP IS AVBL ON WWW.SIA.AVIATION-CIVILE.GOUV.FR.
A1636/18 NOTAMN
Q) LFFF/QMXLC/IV/M /A /000/999/4901N00233E005
A) LFPG B) 1804170300 C) 1810010300
E) WORKS IN THE NORTHWEST SECTOR – AIRAC AIP SUP 020/18:
SUBJECT: CLOSURE AND USE RESTRICTIONS OF TAXIWAYS. DATES OF INDIVIDUAL PHASES WILL BE CONFIRMED BY NOTAM. THIS AIP SUP IS AVBL ON WWW.SIA.AVIATION-CIVILE.GOUV.FR. RMK: BEGINNING OF ACTIVITY CHANGED TO 17/04 2018 AT 0300.
A1661/18 NOTAMN
Q) LFFF/QMXLC/IV/M /A /000/999/4901N00233E005
A) LFPG B) 1804170300 C) 1810151000
E) TWY BM4 CLOSED
For more information on the French Open Tennis Championship, click here
support with your Flight Ops to the French Open Paris Orly and Charles de Gaule, contact UAS
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