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17 OCT 2013 GEN-3.5-1 17 OCT 2013 GEN 3.5 EOROLOGICAL SERVICES 3.5.1 RESPONSIBLE SERVICE The authority entrusted with the provision of aeronautical meteorological service is the Lithuanian Hydrometeorological Service. Lithuanian Hydrometeorological Service Rudnios Str. 6 LT-09300 Vilnius, Lithuania Phone:+370 5 275 11 94 Fax: +370 5 272 88 74 AFS: NIL State enterprise Oro navigacija is responsible for the provision of Automatic Terminal Information Service (ATIS): State enterprise Oro navigacija Rodūnios kelias 2 LT-02188 Vilnius, Lithuania Phone:+370 706 94 502 Fax: +370 706 94 522 AFS: NIL The service is provided in accordance with the provisions contained in the following ICAO documents: Annex 3 Meteorological Service for International Air Navigation; Doc 7030 Regional Supplementary Procedures, EUR Region, Part 3 Meteorology; Doc 7754 Air Navigation Plan, EUR Region. Deviations from these provisions are detailed in sub-section GEN-1.7. 3.5.2 AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY Meteorological service is provided for the Vilnius FIR/UIR. AIRAC AMDT 004/2013

GEN-3.5-2 3.5.3 EOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AND S Name of station Location Indicator Type & frequency of observation/ autom. equip. Types of reports & availability of trend forecasts Observation System & Site(s) Hours of operation information 1 2 3 4 5 6 KAUNAS INTL EYKA Half hourly routine, Special obs, AWOS AR SPECI AR SPECI SFC wind sensors: Optoelectronic cup anemometers and wind wanes 320/290 M from DTHR RWY 08/26. RVR EQPT: transmissometres are 280 M from DTHR RWY 08/ 26 and at mid-point of RWY 08/ 26. Ceilometers: 826/1055 M FM DTHR RWY08/26. Pressure, air temperature, air humidity sensors: at the Garden 320 M from DTHR RWY 08. Mercury barometer is in the AWOS room. As AD. See page AD-2-EYKA, item 2.3 tables AVBL PALANGA INTL EYPA Half hourly routine, Special obs, AWOS AR SPECI AR SPECI SFC wind sensors: ultrasonic sensors 287 M from DTHR RWY01 and 305 M from DTHR RWY19. RVR EQPT: transmissometres are 304 M from DTHR RWY01 and 331 M from DTHR RWY19. Ceilometers: laser ceilometers are 871 M from DTHR RWY01 and 836 M from DTHR RWY19. Pressure, air temperature, air humidity sensors: pressure sensor is on the mast of wind sensor located at DTHR RWY19, air temperature and air humidity sensors are on the masts of wind sensors on both of DTHR RWY01/19. Digital barometer is in the AWOS room. As AD. See page AD-2-EYPA, item 2.3 tables AVBL

GEN-3.5-3 Name of station Location Indicator Type & frequency of observation/ autom. equip. Types of reports & availability of trend forecasts Observation System & Site(s) Hours of operation information 1 2 3 4 5 6 ŠIAULIAI INTL/CIV/ MIL EYSA Hourly routine, Special obs, MIDAS IV AR AR SPECI SPECI SFC wind sensors: two ultrasonic sensors 374/338 M from THR RWY 14L/32R. RVR EQPT: transmissometres are 390/347 M from THR RWY 14L/32R and at mid-point of RWY 14L/32R. Ceilometers: 1045/655 M from THR RWY 14L/32R. Pressure, air temperature and air humidity sensors: two sensors 374/338 M from THR RWY 14L/32R. Digital barometer on TWR in aids MIDAS IV Office. H24 tables AVBL VILNIUS INTL EYVI Half hourly, Special obs, AWOS AR, SPECI AR SPECI TREND SFC wind sensors: ultrasonic sensors 450 M from THR RWY02 and 370 M from THR RWY20. RVR EQPT: transmissometres are 333 M from THR RWY02, 340 M from THR RWY20 and at mid-point of RWY02/20. Ceilometers: laser ceilometers 885 M from THR RWY02 and 1022 M from THR RWY20. Pressure, air temperature, air humidity sensors: pressure sensor is on the mast of wind sensor located at THR RWY20, air temperature and air humidity sensors are on the masts of wind sensors on both of THR RWY02/20. Digital barometer is in the AWOS room. H24 tables AVBL Surface wind is measured by optoelectronic anemometers and wind wanes located at the both ends of the runway near THR at the height of 10 M above the ground. EYKA wind sensors are the cup anemometers, EYVI, EYPA, EYSA the ultrasonic, the indicators of which are located in meteorological services, in the appropriate air traffic services, in briefing office and in the aerodrome office. Prevailing visibility is measured by AWOS or, if necessary, may be determined by using relevant visibility marker charts from the weather observation workstations. RVR is measured by transmissometres. At EYVI, EYKA, EYSA aerodromes the transmissometres are located near THR at the both ends of the RWY and at the middle point or the RWY, at EYPA aerodrome near THR at the both ends of the RWY. RVR is reported when/or the visibility or RVR is less than 1500 M. The transmissometres values are transformed to RVR by using the information of background luminance and runway light intensity. The ceilometers are used at all aerodromes to determine the height of the cloud base. They are installed at ILS MM at the both ends of the RWY. Air temperature and air humidity (from which the dew point temperature is calculated) at EYKA are measured by sensors placed in a

GEN-3.5-4 radiation protection 2 M above the ground in the meteorological garden, at EYVI, EYPA, EYSA on the masts of wind sensors at the both ends of the RWY. RWY surface temperature, water film height and freezing points are measured by the road sensors. The RWY sensors at EYSA are located at the both ends of the RWY. 3.5.4 TYPES OF SERVICES At EYVI and EYPA aerodromes crew members and/or other flight-related staff shall be consulted on request. At EYKA aerodrome consultations are provided only by phone by the Aeronautical Meteorological Centre established at EYVI aerodrome. Flight documents are provided to international and, when necessary, to local flights. Flight documents include: a chart of significant meteorological phenomena, a chart of upper wind and upper air temperatures and reports and weather forecasts of the departure, destination and alternate aerodromes; SIG and AIR information for low level flights. Note: At the request of EYSA, EYKA, EYPA the required flight documents shall be sent by fax or e-mail from EYVI. Forecasts for general aviation (IFR and VFR) low-level flights shall be prepared in a GA format in abbreviated plain language and shall cover information for traffic below FL100. GA forecasts shall be prepared every 6 hours at daytime and other time under consumers agreement and shall be transmitted not later than 1 hour prior to the beginning of their validity period. GA forecasts consist of two sections: section 1 includes surface wind speed, ground visibility and phenomena worsening it, significant weather phenomena and clouds (cloud base above the ground), icing, turbulence, valid SIG information for Vilnius FIR; section 2 comprises pressure systems and forecasts of movement and development thereof, upper winds and upper air temperature, other clouds, not included into section 1, the icing level, the lowest forecasted QNH value, the sea level temperature and condition (height of waves), volcanic clouds. If necessary, corrections of GA forecasts are prepared and AIR information is published. GA forecasts shall be prepared for five areas, as shown in the table at the end of this chapter. Forecasts are available at all Lithuanian aerodromes. 3.5.5 NOTIFICATIONS REQUIRED FROM OPERATORS 3.5.5.1 A flight organizer in need of meteorological services: consultations, flight documents or any other meteorological information, which is necessary for intercontinental flights over 3 500 M shall notify the Aviation meteorological centre in advance (ICAO Annex 3, paragraph 2.3). Such a request shall be handed in not later than 6 hours before the planned flight. 3.5.5.2 In the case of a non-scheduled flight, the ATS reporting office or the Aviation meteorological centre shall be notified in advance as follows: a) for flights within Europe, not later than 3 hours before the time at which briefing, consultation and/or flight documentation are required; b) for flights outside Europe, not later than 12 hours before briefing, consultation and/or flight documentation are desired for flights outside Europe. 3.5.5.3 The notification about individual flights for the Aviation meteorological centre should contain the following information: a) departure aerodrome and estimated time of departure; b) destination and estimated time of arrival; c) flight route and cruising level; d) alternate aerodromes; e) type of flight (VFR or IFR); f) type of meteorological information necessary for a flight crew, either flight documentation and/or briefing or consultation; g) time for which briefing, consultation and/or flight documentation is required. When a flight is delayed, advanced or cancelled, the Aviation meteorological centre shall be notified by the operator or a flight crew member as soon as possible. 3.5.6 OBSERVATION S At any phase of the flight, aircraft crews, crossing Vilnius FIR, shall report to a corresponding ATS unit the following observations as soon as possible: a) special, when there is severe turbulence, severe icing, thunder; hail, squall. b) other (irregular), when there are such meteorological conditions (e.g. wind shear, light or moderate icing,

GEN-3.5-5 moderate turbulence, ect.) which by the aircraft commander s, evaluation can affect the safety and effectiveness of other flights. If the metreports or warnings contain information about wind shear during take off or approach stages, when actually it does not exit, the commander of the aircraft shall report it to the ATS unit. Observations which have not been possible to report during the flight shall be reported as soon as practicable on arrival. The ATS unit always passes the observation data from the aircraft to the Aviation meteorological centre. 3.5.7 VOL SERVICE Not applicable. 3.5.8 SIG SERVICE Name of MWO Location Ind. Hours FIR or CTA served Type of SIG/ Validity Specific Procedures ATS Unit served Additional Information 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Aviation meteorological centre EYVI H24 Vilnius FIR WS - not exceed 4 HR, VA - not exceed 6 HR NIL Vilnius ACC/ APP NIL 3.5.8.1 Area meteorological watch service The Aeronautical Meteorological Centre performs the functions of the Meteorological Watch Office (MWO). The Aeronautical Meteorological Centre prepare SIG information for Vilnius FIR on the following present and forecasted significant meteorological phenomena: a) thunderstorm: obscured, embedded, frequent, line squall, obscured with heavy hail, embedded with heavy hail, frequent with heavy hail, line squall with heavy hail; b) turbulence severe turbulence; c) icing: severe icing, severe icing due to freezing rain; d) volcanic ash clouds; e) radioactive clouds. SIG information is prepared. The number indicates the quantity of SIG information, issued for the FIR since 0001 UTC of that day. The period of validity of SIG information shall be not more than four hours. Volcanic ash (VA) SIG information for Vilnius FIR is prepared in Volcanic Ash Advisory Centres (VAAC) in London or Toulouse. The period of validity SIG messages of VA for Vilnius FIR shall be extended up to 6 hours. The information is transmitted to international meteorological data banks. The Aeronautical Meteorological Centre forwards its own and adjacent MWOs SIG information to ACC and ATC. AIR information, prepared in abbreviated plain language (English), shall be issued for traffic operating below FL100, if present and/or forecasted weather phenomena (in accordance with para. 2.14 of Appendix 6, Part II, ICAO Annex 3), which may affect the safety of low-level flights, have not been included into section 1 of GA forecast. AIR information is transmitted to international meteorological data banks. Wind shear reports from aircraft are included in AR/SPECI reports.

GEN-3.5-6 3.5.8.2 Warning Service Aerodrome warnings for EYVI, EYKA and EYPA aerodromes are prepared by the Aeronautical Meteorological Centre. Warnings shall give information of meteorological conditions which can adversely affect the parked aircraft and the aerodrome facilities or impede RWY cleaning. Warnings for Vilnius aerodrome shall be prepared if there is one or several of the following phenomena: freezing rain and drizzle; heavy snowfall lasting longer than 2 hours; wind (its velocity being 15 m/s or more). There are some other criteria for issuing aerodrome warnings for EYKA and EYPA, as defined under agreement. Warnings about wind shear for EYVI aerodrome shall be prepared under met reports from the aircraft. Warnings are prepared in abbreviated plain language using approved ICAO abbreviations and numerical values and are distributed according to interoperability of services. 3.5.9 OTHER MATED EOROLOGICAL SERVICES The purpose of the Automatic Terminal Information Service is provision of information to the arriving and departing aircraft on the current conditions in the terminal area. An ATIS broadcast contains all information necessary for a pilot to make a final decision on approaching, landing or taking-off. In ATIS decoded messages, the value NOT AVBL of the field CLOUD TYPE will be omitted and not broadcasted. 3.5.10 EOROLOGICAL BRIEFING AT AERODROMES Details of meteorological briefing at aerodromes are presented in the individual aerodrome sub-section AD 2. Abbreviations used for flight documentation, charts and types of consultation provided at in the individual aerodrome table AD 2.11. Charts S - Surface analysis (current chart) T - Tropopause chart U - Upper air analysis (current chart) SWH - Significant weather high (chart) P - Prognostic upper air chart SWM - Significant weather medium (chart) W - Significant weather chart SWL - Significant weather low (chart) Briefing /consultation provided Types of flight documentation P - Personal consultation C - Charts T - Telephone CR - Cross-section TV - Closed circuit television PL - Abbreviated plain language texts D - Self-briefing display

Changes: AD Kaunas/Gamylka withdrawn 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 57 MALMO ESAA FIR RIGA EVRR FIR LATVIA 57 AIRAC AMDT 003/2013 56 55 BALTIC SEA KALININGRAD UMKK FIR WARSAW EPWW FIR 19 REMARKS RIGA EVRR FIR KALININGRAD UMKK FIR Areas EY 1, EY 2, EY 3, EY 4 and EY S the service will be provided by Aviation meteorological centre. EY S 54 KALININGRAD UMKK FIR WARSAW EPWW FIR 20 21 PALANGA RUSSIA TIRKŠLIAI PALANGA INFORMATION G FL 95 GND 118.350 KLĖDA KALININGRAD UMKK FIR RUSSIA KARTENA EY 1 ŠILUTĖ POLAND 22 TELŠIAI TAURAGĖ POLAND RIGA EVRR FIR AKMENĖ RUSSIA 23 EY 4 BARYSIAI ŠIAULIAI KAUNAS INFORMATION G FL 95 GND 124.600 KAUNAS/ S.Dariaus ir S.Girėno SASNAVA ŠEDUVA EY 2 ALYTUS DRUSKININKAI ŠIAULIAI INFORMATION G FL 95 GND 124.450 24 ĮSTRA POCIŪNAI PANEVĖŽYS BELARUS ROJŪNAI KAUNAS BIRŽAI RŪDIŠKĖS MINSK UMMV FIR km 0 15 30 60 NM 0 15 30 25 LATVIA EY 3 UTENA VILNIUS INFORMATION G FL 95 GND 123.850 VILNIUS PALUKNYS MOLĖTAI KYVIŠKĖS SCALE 1 : 2 000 000 MINSK UMMV FIR ZARASAI BELARUS 26 IGNALINA 56 55 54 ZONŲ, KURIOMS TEIKIAMA EOROLOGINĖ INFORMACIJA, INDEKSAI INDEX TO AREAS FOR WEATHER SERVICES GEN-3.5-7 27 JUN 2013

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