Flight Ops to Munich and Innsbruck Airports: Intersolar Europe – the world’s leading exhibition for the solar industry – gets underway this June 20-22 at Messe München exhibition center in Munich. Here’s the latest ops info for Munich’s two main gateways: Munich and Innsbruck airports.
Munich Airport
IATA Code: MUC
ICAO Code: EDDM
Country: Germany
Latitude/ longitude: N 48° 21’13.62‘‘ E 011°47’09.91‘‘
Marginal variation: Annual change 2,0°E (2008,03)
Elevation: 1487′
Fuel: Jet A-1
Time Zone Info: GMT+1:00 uses DST
Operational Information
Private flights do not require overflight or landing permits
Foreign aircraft with restricted authorization require permission to enter and operate in Germany; however, a prior permission is not required for self-constructed aircraft registered in ECAC-member states
No PPR for non-scheduled commercial flights
Overflight permits are not required
Landing permits are required for commercial operations
Slots can be requested any time
Expect peak hours all day long
An AOC and noise certificate are required
Expect possible delays and airport restrictions due to congestion
Night restriction hours are 2201-0559L, Normal hours 0600-2200L, extensions on special request
NOTAMs
A2613/18 NOTAMN
Q) EDMM/QMNLT/IV/NBO/A /000/999/4821N01147E005
A) EDDM B) 1805221008 C) PERM
E)
RAMP 13 IN USE FOR GENERAL AVIATION AIRCRAFT. AIRCRAFT WILL BE PARKED BY MARSHALLER.
A2523/18 NOTAMN
Q) EDMM/QMNLC/IV/NBO/A /000/999/4821N01147E005
A) EDDM B) 1805151636 C) 1807132200
E) APRON 11 CLSD DUE TO CONSTRUCTION WORK FOR GENERAL AVIATION ACFT.
A1357/18 NOTAMN
Q) EDMM/QSTCF/IV/BO /A /000/999/4821N01147E005
A) EDDM B) 1803290000 C) PERM
E) FLW AD CONTROL TWR FREQ CHANGED:
MUENCHEN TOWER NORTH FROM 118.700 TO 118.705
MUENCHEN TOWER SOUTH FROM 120.500 TO 120.505
MUENCHEN DELIVERY FROM 121.725 TO 121.730.
REF AIP VFR AD EDDM VFR TERMINAL CHART AND VISUAL OPERATION CHART.
A0607/18 NOTAMN
Q) EDMM/QMPXX/I /B /A /000/999/4821N01147E005
A) EDDM B) 1803010001 C) 1805312259 EST
E) TOWING OF ACFT WITH TOWBAR ONLY PERMITTED WITH BRAKE OPERATOR IN ACFT COCKPIT. DURING NIGHT AND UNDER REDUCED VISIBILITY CONDITIONS ACFT NAVIGATION LIGHTS HAVE TO BE ACTIVATED.
Innsbruck Airport
IATA Code: INN
ICAO Code: LOWI
Country: Austria
Latitude/ longitude: 47° 15′ 36.79″ N / 011° 20′ 38.27″ E
Marginal variation: 001° E (05/06)
Elevation: 1906′
Fuel: 100LL, Jet A-1
Time Zone Info: GMT+1:00 uses DST
Operational Information
Private flights don’t require either overflight or landing permits
An airport slot is required; it’s advisable to request it in advance
Airport opening hours for Private flights are 06:30-20:00 Lt
Non-scheduled commercial flights do not require overflight permits
Landing permits are required for the commercial operations
Foreign aircraft with restricted authorization require permission to enter and operate in Austria, however, a prior permission is not required for self-constructed aircraft registered in ECAC-member states
An airport slot is required; it’s advisable to request in advance
Possible delays are to be expected due to congestion
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