ENR 3.4 HELICOPTER ROUTES

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ENR 3.4 - 1 (19 February 2004)

AIP HONG KONG

ENR 3.4 HELICOPTER ROUTES 1.

General

1.1

There are two types of Helicopter Routes within the Hong Kong FIR : a)

Oil Rig Support Helicopter Routes, and

b)

Hong Kong - Macau Helicopter Routes.

1.2

Only helicopter operators authorised by the Director-General of Civil Aviation may use the Helicopter Routes established in the Hong Kong FIR.

2.

Oil Rig Support Helicopter Routes

2.1

Reporting Points Reporting Point

Co-ordinates

MCU DVOR (116.4 MHz)

22 08 08N 113 35 52E

ZAO DVOR (117.2 MHz)*

22 14 43N 113 36 54E

AOTOU*

22 43 00N 114 31 55E

DAPENG

22 27 00N 114 30 00E

HENGA*

22 39 00N 114 12 00E

PINGSHAN*

22 41 30N 114 21 00E

SESAN

22 30 50N 114 50 25E

UNIFORM

22 09 00N 113 40 42E

Position VW

21 50 00N 113 55 00E

Position Y

22 04 10N 113 34 00E

Position Z

21 48 00N 113 32 30E

* Reporting Point outside of Hong Kong FIR

Civil Aviation Department Hong Kong

ENR 3.4 - 2 (19 February 2004) 2.2

AIP HONG KONG

Routes

Name Track H

Track Z (Secondary Track) Track VW

Track VH (Secondary Track)

Route

Controlling Unit Frequency *

Helicopter base - HENGA - AOTOU – SESAN

Hong Kong Radar 126.5 MHz (primary) 132.8 MHz (secondary)

Helicopter base - ZAO DVOR - MCU DVORPosition Y - Position Z

Hong Kong Radar 124.05 MHz (primary) 134.3 MHz (secondary)

Helicopter base - ZAO DVOR - UNIFORMPosition VW

Helicopter base – HENGA – PINGSHAN – DAPENG WAN - DAPENG

Hong Kong Approach 119.1 MHz or Hong Kong Zone 120.6 MHz, as instructed.

* Helicopters departing from an oil rig shall contact Hong Kong Radar on the last assigned frequency as soon as practicable. 2.3

Vertical Limits

Route

VFR

IFR

Less Than 50 NM from CH DME

Track H

2 000 ft AMSL or less

Track VH (Base to rig)

2 000 ft AMSL or less

Track VH (Rig to base)

3 000 ft AMSL or less

Track VW (ZAO – UNIFORM)

500 ft AMSL or less

Track VW (UNIFORM - VW)

1 000 ft AMSL or less

Track VW (VW - rig)

2 000 ft AMSL or less

Track H (Base to rig) Track H (Rig to base) Track Z (Base to rig) Track Z (Rig to base

50 NM or Greater from CH DME

Below 8 000 ft AMSL

5 000 ft AMSL

At appropriate cruising levels in accordance with ICAO Annex 2, Rules of the Air, Appendix C. Oil rig support helicopters shall not normally be flown at or above 8 000 ft AMSL in controlled airspace.

6 000 ft AMSL 4 000 ft AMSL 5 000 ft AMSL

Civil Aviation Department Hong Kong

ENR3.4-3 3 June 2010

AIP HONG KONG

3.

Hong Kong - Macao Helicopter Routes

3.1

VFR/SVFR ROUTE A, ROUTE B and ROUTE C

3.1.1 Reporting Points Reporting Point

Co-ordinates

Macao Heliport

22 11 48 N 113 33 33 E

Sky Shuttle Heliport

22 17 20 N 114 09 08 E

Cheung Chau Buoy

22 12 24 N 114 00 12 E

Cheung Chau South

22 09 00 N 114 01 48 E

Fan Lau

22 11 24 N 113 51 00 E

Green Island

22 17 20 N 114 06 20 E

Lighthouse

22 04 42 N 113 48 12 E

Soko South

22 09 00 N 113 51 00 E

TANGO

22 11 24 N 113 40 12 E

UNIFORM

22 09 00 N 113 40 42 E

Abeam Uniform

22 08 20 N 113 40 42 E

Waypoint 2

22 05 00 N 113 53 12 E

3.1.2 Routes Name

Route

Availability Specifically approved operators only. VFR / SVFR Standard Westbound route

Route A

Sky Shuttle Heliport - Green Island - Cheung Chau Buoy - Fan Lau - TANGO - Macao Heliport

Route B

Macao Heliport - UNIFORM - Soko South - Cheung Specifically approved Chau South - Green Island - Sky Shuttle Heliport operators only. VFR only Eastbound route

Route C

Macao Heliport - Abeam UNIFORM - Lighthouse Waypoint 2 - Cheung Chau South - Green Island Sky Shuttle Heliport

Specifically approved operators only. VFR / SVFR Standard Eastbound SVFR route

3.1.3 Communication a) b)

Helicopters operating VFR shall contact Hong Kong Zone 120.6 MHz. Helicopters operating SVFR shall contact Hong Kong Zone, 120.6 MHz, or Hong Kong Approach, 119.1 MHz, as instructed.

Civil Aviation Department Hong Kong

ENR 3.4-4 3 June 2010

AIP HONG KONG

3.1.4 Altitude Restrictions Route

Hong Kong RWY in Use

Route A

Route B

Route C

Operating Conditions

Maximum Altitude

RWY 07

VFR / SVFR

500 ft AMSL

RWY 25

VFR / SVFR

900 ft AMSL

RWY 07

VFR

500 ft AMSL

RWY 25

VFR

1 200 ft AMSL

RWY 07

VFR

500 ft AMSL

SVFR

1 000 ft AMSL

VFR / SVFR

1 200 ft AMSL

RWY 25

3.2

SVFR ROUTE A2 and ROUTE C2

3.2.1 Reporting Points Reporting Point

Co-ordinates

Macao Heliport

22 11 48.0 N 113 33 33.0 E

Sky Shuttle Heliport

22 17 19.7 N 114 09 08.4 E

CHAKO

22 10 20.5 N 113 56 16.3 E

FATUT

22 11 32.4 N 113 48 03.6 E

FOVOG

22 11 33.2 N 113 40 58.3 E

GOGRE

22 11 33.2 N 113 34 30.4 E

HASAN

22 10 18.6 N 113 53 20.9 E

HUGOT

22 10 52.0 N 113 36 31.9 E

LEVKE

22 14 58.2 N 114 04 42.7 E

NUBOK

22 05 50.2 N 113 56 16.8 E

SANDO

22 07 16.4 N 113 42 57.5 E

WAVOS

22 12 01.5 N 114 04 02.3 E

ZEXEK

22 10 23.1 N 114 00 34.9 E

ZIRUG

22 05 36.3 N 113 48 14.9 E

3.2.2 Routes Name

Route

Availability

Route A2

Sky Shuttle Heliport - LEVKE - WAVOS ZEXEK - CHAKO - HASAN - FATUT - FOVOG - GOGRE - Macao Heliport

Specifically approved operators only. Standard Westbound route

Route C2

Macao Heliport - GOGRE - HUGOT - Abeam UNIFORM - SANDO - ZIRUG - NUBOK ZEXEK WAVOS - LEVKE - Sky Shuttle Heliport

Specifically approved operators only. Standard Eastbound route

Civil Aviation Department Hong Kong

ENR 3.4 - 5 3 June 2010

AIP HONG KONG

3.2.3 Communication a)

Helicopters operating SVFR shall contact Hong Kong Zone, 120.6 MHz, or Hong Kong Approach, 119.1 MHz, as instructed.

3.2.4 Altitude Restrictions Route

Hong Kong RWY in Use

Maximum Altitude

Route A2

RWY 07 RWY 25 RWY 07 RWY 25

500 ft AMSL 900 ft AMSL 1 000 ft AMSL 1 200 ft AMSL

Route C2

3.3

IFR ROUTE J and ROUTE L

3.3.1 Reporting Points Reporting point

Co-ordinates (WGS84)

Cross Reference from Navaid

Macao Heliport

22 11 48.0 N 113 33 33.0 E

-

Sky Shuttle Heliport

22 17 19.7 N 114 09 08.4 E

-

PEARL

22 03 04.7 N 113 47 35.7 E

MCU R115/DME 12 NM

QUBEC

22 06 01.7 N 113 40 45.3 E

MCU R115/DME 5 NM

WALIN

22 05 40.1 N 113 58 43.2 E

CH R201/DME 8 NM

3.3.2 Routes Name Route J

Route L

Route Macao Heliport - visual segment to MCU DVOR - MCU R115 - QUBEC - intercept CH R201 WALIN - MAP (CH R201/DME 3 NM) - visual segment to Sky Shuttle Heliport Sky Shuttle Heliport - visual segment to CH R150/ DME 2 NM - CH R150 - intercept TD R224 - intercept MCU R115 - PEARL - MAP (MCU R115/DME 1.1 NM) - visual segment to Macao Heliport

Availability Specifically approved operators only. Only one flight at a time shall use Routes J and L.

3.3.3 Communication a) b)

Helicopters on Route J shall contact Hong Kong ATCU on the notified frequency at or before QUBEC; Helicopters on Route L shall contact Hong Kong Zone 120.6 MHz.

Civil Aviation Department Hong Kong

ENR 3.4 - 6 3 June 2010

AIP HONG KONG

3.3.4 Altitude Restrictions Route

Segment Macao Heliport - MCU R115/DME 1 NM

Route J

Route L

Maximum Altitude Visual not above 500 ft

MCU R115 - WALIN

1 800 ft

WALIN – CH R201/DME 3 NM

1 800 ft

CH R201/DME 3 NM - Sky Shuttle Heliport

Visual not above 500 ft

Sky Shuttle Heliport - CH R150/DME 2 NM

Visual not above 500 ft

CH R150 - TD R224

1 600 ft

TD R224 - MCU R115/DME 1.1 NM

2 000 ft

MCU R115/DME 1.1 NM - Macao Heliport

Visual not above 500 ft

3.3.5 Operating Procedures a) b) c) d) e) f)

Only specifically approved helicopter operators are permitted to use the IFR routes. Operators shall obtain authorisation from Hong Kong Control Tower Supervisor and Macao Control Tower by fax or telephone prior to departure. Only one helicopter at a time shall use both Route J and L. Helicopters shall have a serviceable SSR transponder. The IFR routes shall not normally be used during the peak periods of Macao Airport traffic. The operating altitudes of the IFR routes are generally below the Minimum Safe Altitude (MSA) and Minimum Vectoring Altitude, therefore no deviation from the published procedures is permitted.

Civil Aviation Department Hong Kong

IF R R o u te V F R R o u te

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A O T O U 2 2 4 3 0 0 N 1 1 4 3 1 5 5 E

S E S A N 2 2 3 0 5 0 N 1 1 4 5 0 2 5 E

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AIP HONG KONG ENR3.4-7 14 April 2005

O il R ig S u p p o r t H e lic o p te r R o u te s

Civil Aviation Department Hong Kong

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H o n g K o n g - M a c a o V F R /S V F R H e lic o p te r R o u te s

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