AD 2  MILITARY AERODROMES

EBBE — BEAUVECHAIN (MIL)

EBBE AD 2.1  Aerodrome Location Indicator and Name

EBBE — BEAUVECHAIN (MIL)

EBBE AD 2.2   Aerodrome Geographical and Administrative Data

1ARP coordinates504528N 0044601E
Site of ARP at aerodrome
2Direction and distance from (city)

3 NM S of Beauvechain

3Elevation / reference temperature

362 FT / 23.1°C

4Geoid undulation at AD ELEV PSN150 FT
5Magnetic variation / annual change

2°E (2022) / INFO not AVBL

6Name of AD operatorBelgian Air Component
Address1W
Base Lt Col Avi Ch. Roman
1320 Beauvechain
BELGIUM
TEL+ 32 (0) 2 442 55 00 (ATC SUP)
+ 32 (0) 2 442 59 14 (Wing OPS)
FAXNIL
EmailNIL
AFSEBBEZPZX
WebsiteNot applicable
7Types of traffic permitted (IFR/VFR)

IFR / VFR

8Remarks

A concession for flying activity outside military OPS HR has been given to CIV clubs.See EBBE AD 2.23 for more information.

EBBE AD 2.3  Operational Hours

1AD Operator

The following schedule applies (HOL excl)(1):

  • From 01 NOV to 28 or 29 FEB:
    • 0800-2030 on MON and TUE
    • 0730-1630 on WED, THU and FRI
  • From 01 MAR to 31 MAY:
    • 0730-2300 (0630-2200) on MON and TUE
    • 0730-1700 (0630-1600) on WED, THU and FRI
  • From 01 JUN to 31 AUG:
    • 0630-1600 on MON, TUE, WED, THU and FRI
  • From 01 SEP to 31 OCT:
    • 0730-2300 (0630-2200) on MON and TUE
    • 0730-1700 (0630-1600) on WED, THU and FRI
2Customs and immigrationHS / HX
3Health and sanitationHS
4AIS Briefing OfficeAs AD Operator
5ATS Reporting Office (ARO)NIL
6MET Briefing OfficeAs AD Operator
7ATSAs AD Operator
8Fuelling

Outside 0730-1630 (0630-1530), non home base aircraft need 10 days prior request

9HandlingAs AD Operator
10SecurityAs AD Operator
11De-icingNot AVBL
12Remarks(1) Planned opening of aerodrome outside HO will be announced by NOTAM. Aerodrome may be activated by COMOPSAIR outside normal hours of operation without previous notice. Activity must always be checked via Steenokkerzeel ATCC or Brussels FIC.

EBBE AD 2.4  Handling Services and Facilities

1Cargo-handling facilitiesAVBL (no linked pallets)
2Fuel typesF-18, F-34 (1)(2)
Oil typesO-148, O-156, H-515 (1)(2)(3)
3Fuelling facilities and capacityNo limitations (single point and gravity)
4De-icing facilitiesNot AVBL
5OxygenLHOX, LOX (1)(4)
6Starting units3 x PDF 124
3 x 28 VDC/2000 A
3 x 115 VAC/400 HZ
Compressed air, compressor unit 50 psi
7Hangar space for visiting aircraftTwo Hardened Aircraft Shelters (HAS)
Limitations:
  • MAX width aircraft: 13 M
  • MAX height aircraft: 5,5 M
  • MAX height aircraft tail: 5,9 M
8Repair facilities for visiting aircraftSF 260
9Remarks(1) See AD 1.1, § 2.2
(2)
‘SOAP’ AVBL till 1436
(3) Actual availability to be checked with Wing OPS
(4) Nitrogen (high and low pressure) AVBL

EBBE AD 2.5  Passenger Facilities

1HotelsLimited overnight accommodations on the AD
2RestaurantsMess
3TransportationAVBL
4Medical facilitiesMedical officer, first aid - ambulance(s)
5Bank
Post office
6Tourist office
7RemarksNIL

EBBE AD 2.6  Rescue and Fire Fighting Services

1Aerodrome category for fire fightingSTANAG 3712 - CAT 8(1)
2Rescue equipmentSTANAG 3712 - CAT 8 compliant
3Capability for removal of disabled aircraftNot applicable for crash fire rescue services
4Remarks(1) See AD 1.2

EBBE AD 2.7  Runway Surface Condition Assessment and Reporting, and Snow Plan

1Types of clearing equipment
  • Snow removal equipment (sweeper-blowers)
  • De-icing chemicals PROVIRON, CRYOTECH E-36 and NACC
  • Friction testing EQPT not AVBL
2Clearance priorities
  1. Primary RWY, appropriate important TWY and holding bays
  2. Important ACFT stands
  3. Remaining part movement area
3RemarksNIL

EBBE AD 2.8  Aprons, Taxiways and Check Locations/Positions Data

1Apron designation, surface and strengthApron C3, C7, H2, H5, H11: CONC, INFO not AVBL
2Taxiway designation, width, surface and strengthTWY S4: 9 M, INFO not AVBL, LCN 30
All other TWY: 12 M, INFO not AVBL, LCN 30
3ACL and elevationC3: 384 FT (1)
C7: 375 FT (1)
H2 parking K: 333 FT (1)
H2 parking L: 333 FT (1)
H5: 334 FT (1)
H11 parking I: 328 FT (1)
H11 parking J: 326 FT (1)
4VOR check points
5INS check pointsC3: 504437N 0044558E (1)
C7: 504443N 0044610E (1)
H2 parking K: 504539N 0044539E (1)
H2 parking L: 504535N 0044535E (1)
H5: 504540N 0044552E (1)
H11 parking I: 504552N 0044630E (1)
H11 parking J: 504558N 0044558E (1)
ORP 22: 504556N 0044644E (1)
ORP 04: 504453N 0044527E (1)
6RemarksNIL

EBBE AD 2.9  Surface Movement Guidance and Control System and Markings

1Aircraft stand identification signsNIL
Taxiway guide linesNIL
Visual docking/parking guidance system at aircraft standsNIL
2Runway markings and lightingDesignation, threshold, centre line
Taxiway markings and lightingCentre line, holding positions
3Distance markersEvery 1 000 FT signalling remaining RWY distance (illuminated on primary RWY 04L/22R)
Runway guard lightsNIL
4Other runway protection measuresNIL
5Stop barsNIL
6OtherIndicating panels and follow-me car
7RemarksNIL

EBBE AD 2.10  Aerodrome Obstacles

1   SPECIFIC OBSTACLES
  1. To avoid pilots from coming in too low on RWY 04L, the portion of RWY in front of the threshold markings of RWY 04L is marked with yellow chevrons, thus indicating clearly to pilots not to touch before over the threshold markings. The portion marked with these yellow chevrons is nevertheless usable for ground movements of aircraft;
  2. Runway observer shelter 15 FT high, 50 M south of centreline abeam VFR THR 04R and VFR THR 22L.
2   OTHER OBSTACLES

No Area 2 or Area 3 obstacle data sets are currently provided for EBBE.

Details on EBBE aerodrome obstacles can be found on the aerodrome obstacle charts (see EBBE AD 2.24).

EBBE AD 2.11  Meteorological Information Provided

1Associated MET OfficeEBBE MET
2Hours of serviceAs AD OPR HR
MET Office outside hours
3Office responsible for TAF preparationEBBE MET 12 HR
Periods of validity9 HR
4Type of landing forecastColour state
Interval of issuance2 HR or more often when necessary
5Briefing / consultation providedTEL, personal consultation, MOSA computer system
6Flight documentationCharts, abbreviated plain language text
Languages usedEn
7Charts and other information available for briefing or consultationSurface charts, altitude charts, prognostic altitude charts, prognostic chart of significant weather, tropopause and maximum wind chart
8Supplementary equipment available for providing informationWeather radar, receiver of cloud photographies transmitted by satellite, FAX and self-briefing terminal
9ATS units provided with informationTWR, APP and AIS (O/R)
10Additional informationNIL

EBBE AD 2.12  Runway Physical Characteristics

RWY designatorTrue BRGDimensions of RWY (m)Strength (PCN) and surface of RWY and SWYTHR COORDTHR ELEV and highest ELEV of TDZ of precision APCH RWY
RWY end COORD
THR geoid undulation
1 23456
04L039°3079 x 45PCN 93 F/C/W/T
ASPH / CONC
504457.76N
0044523.17E
THR 349 FT
TDZ 350 FT
504606.52N
0044650.32E
150 FT
22R219°3079 x 45PCN 93 F/C/W/T
ASPH / CONC
504557.75N
0044639.27E
THR 315 FT
TDZ 331 FT
504448.87N
0044511.81E
150 FT
04R039°2436 x 22.5PCN 24 F/B/W/T
ASPH / CONC
504449.54N
0044536.63E
THR 362 FT
TDZ 362 FT
504549.41N
0044652.45E
150 FT
22L219°2436 x 22.5PCN 24 F/B/W/T
ASPH / CONC
504547.94N
0044650.66E
THR 316 FT
TDZ 333 FT
504447.99N
0044534.58E
150 FT
RWY designatorSlope of
RWY and SWY
SWY dimensions (M)CWY dimensions (M)Strip dimensions (M)Dimensions of RESA
789101112
04LLong: 1.2 %
Trans: 1.0 %
277302NIL
22RLong: 1.2 %
Trans: 1.0 %
259294NIL
04RNILNILNILNIL
22LNILNILNILNIL
RWY designatorLocation and description of arresting systemOFZRMK
13141516
04LSee belowNILNIL
22RSee belowNILNIL
04RSee belowNILNIL
22LSee belowNILNIL
Aircraft Arresting Systems
1TypeCable for bi-directional engagement with tailhook.
2NomenclatureAERAZUR 4M6-C
3Energy-absorbing capacity180 MJ / 135 x 106 FT x lb
4Nominal stop distance285 M (935 FT)
5Hook-load50 000 lbs (160 kn - 33 000 lbs)
6Cable diameter1”
7Location on RWYIndicated on the diagram below with an asterix (*)
8RemarksNIL

1TypeRetractable cable for bi-directional engagement with tailhook.
2Nomenclature500 S6 / BAK - 14
3Energy-absorbing capacity67.3 x 106 FT x lb x 2
4Nominal stop distance290 M (950 FT)
5Hook-load30 000 lbs
6Cable diameter1”
7Location on RWYIndicated on the diagram below with an asterix (*)
8RemarksNIL

Note: On the secondary RWY (04R/22L) a portable ACFT arresting system (PORTARREST) for tailhook equipped ACFT can be installed for planned OPS.

EBBE AD 2.13  Declared Distances

RWY designatorTORA (M)TODA (M)ASDA (M)LDA (M)RMK
1 23456
04L2742304430192426NIL
22R2760305430192435NIL
04R2436243624362375NIL
22L2436243624362376NIL


The RWY 04R/22L is mainly used for SF 260 ACFT operations of the 1 W. It may be used as auxiliary RWY for tactical ACFT for operational reasons when arresting system is installed.


The VFR operations of light ACFT on the RWY 04R/22L are limited to a portion of this RWY only. This portion is indicated by a VFR threshold, which is painted in a distinct design of checkers.


EBBE AD 2.14  Approach and Runway Lighting

RWY 04L
Approach lighting systemType:ALS with sequenced flashing lightsVASISType:PAPI (both sides / 3°)
Length:930 MMEHT:
Intensity:LIH
Runway threshold lightsColour:greenTouchdown zone lightsNIL
Wing bars:NIL
Runway end lightsColour:redStopway lights
Wing bars:NIL
Runway centre line lightsLength:
Spacing:
Intensity:
Runway edge lightsLength:
Spacing:60 M
Intensity:LIH directional & omnidirectional
RemarksNIL
RWY 22R
Approach lighting systemType:ALS with sequenced flashing lightsVASISType:PAPI (both sides / 3°)
Length:930 MMEHT:
Intensity:LIH
Runway threshold lightsColour:greenTouchdown zone lightsNIL
Wing bars:NIL
Runway end lightsColour:redStopway lights
Wing bars:NIL
Runway centre line lightsLength:
Spacing:
Intensity:
Runway edge lightsLength:
Spacing:60 M
Intensity:LIH directional & omnidirectional
RemarksNIL
RWY 04R
Approach lighting systemType:Non-standardVASISType:PAPI (left / 3°)
Length:260 MMEHT:
Intensity:
Runway threshold lightsColour:Touchdown zone lights
Wing bars:
Runway end lightsColour:Stopway lights
Wing bars:
Runway centre line lightsLength:
Spacing:
Intensity:
Runway edge lightsLength:
Spacing:
Intensity:LIH omnidirectional
RemarksNIL
RWY 22L
Approach lighting systemType:Non-standardVASISType:PAPI (left / 3°)
Length:260 MMEHT:
Intensity:
Runway threshold lightsColour:Touchdown zone lights
Wing bars:
Runway end lightsColour:Stopway lights
Wing bars:
Runway centre line lightsLength:
Spacing:
Intensity:
Runway edge lightsLength:
Spacing:
Intensity:LIH omnidirectional
RemarksNIL

EBBE AD 2.15  Other Lighting and Secondary Power Supply

1ABN / IBN location, characteristics and hours of operation
2LDI location and lighting
WDI location and lighting
3Taxiway edge lightingOmnidirectional lighting, except TWY S4 no lighting
Taxiway centre line lighting
4Secondary power supplyNIL
Switch-over time
5RemarksNIL

EBBE AD 2.16  Helicopter Landing Area

1Coordinates TLOF or THR of FATO504457.3N 0044615.6E
APRX 900 M NE of TWR, see AD 2.24 ADC.01 or AD 2.24 GMC.01 or BEMIL FLIP VFR and IFR
Geoid undulationINFO not AVBL
2TLOF and/or FATO elevation110 M/361 FT
3TLOF and FATO area dimensions45 M x 30 M
SurfaceCONC
StrengthINFO not AVBL
MarkingStandard helipad markings
4True BRG of FATONIL
5Declared distance availableNIL
6APCH and FATO lightingNo
7RemarksNIL

EBBE AD 2.17  ATS Airspace

1DesignationBeauvechain CTR (1)
Lateral limits504151N 0043016E - 505718N 0045201E - 505356N 0050240E - an arc of circle, 7.7 NM radius, centred at 504654N 0045728E and traced clockwise to 504836N 0050925E - 504157N 0045525E - 503941N 0044955E - 503502N 0044248E - an arc of circle, 10.6 NM radius, centred at 504528N 0044601E and traced clockwise to 504151N 0043016E.
2Vertical limits2 500 FT AMSL
3Airspace classificationD
4ATS unit call signBeauvechain Tower (2)
Language(s)En
5Transition altitude4 500 FT AMSL
6Hours of activationAs ATS operational hours. See AD-2.3
7Remarks(1) Outside EBBE OPR HR, airspace is not active. As EBBE may be re-activated at any time, civil pilots are advised to avoid crossing whenever possible. Activation can be checked with Steenokkerzeel ATCC or Brussels FIC.
(2) For crossing clearance only, contact Beauvechain APP.

EBBE AD 2.18  ATS Communication Facilities

Service designationCall signFrequency/ChannelHours of
operation
Remarks
12345
TWRBeauvechain Tower130.730 (1)
362.025 MHZ
HOPrimary frequency
122.100 MHZ (2)
257.800 MHZ
HOSecondary frequency
121.500 MHZ
243.000 MHZ
HOEmergency frequency
Beauvechain Ground121.855 (1)
359.825 MHZ
HOPrimary frequency
122.100 MHZ (2)HOSecondary frequency
APPBeauvechain Approach122.830 (1)
282.100 MHZ
HOPrimary frequency
122.500 MHZ (2)
362.300 MHZ
HOSecondary frequency
121.500 MHZ
243.000 MHZ
HOEmergency frequency
Beauvechain PAR119.630 (1)
378.525 MHZ
HOPrimary frequency
123.300 MHZ
276.850 MHZ
HOSecondary frequency

(1) 8.33 KHZ CH.

(2) If no UHF, nor VHF 8.33 KHZ, contact this FREQ.

EBBE AD 2.19  Radio Navigation and Landing Aids

Type of aid
(MAG VAR)
IDFrequencyHours of
operation
Position of
transmitting
antenna
DME
antenna
elevation
Remarks
1234567
TACAN
(2°E/2022)
BBECH 107XH24504524.7N
0044607.5E
300 FTCoverage: 100 NM/FL 250
ILS 04L (CAT I)
LOCI-BEV111.35 0 MHZH24504608.2N
0044652.5E
312 FT
GP332.15 0 MHZH24504504.2N
0044539.2E
342 FTSlope 3°, RDH 50 FT
TACAN required for ILS approach
ILS 22R (CAT I)
LOCI-BBE111.350 MHZH24504447.6N
0044510.3E
358 FT
GP332.150  MHZH24504548.9N
0044635.9E
320 FTSlope 3°, RDH 50 FT
TACAN required for ILS approach

EBBE AD 2.20  Local Traffic Regulations

1   GENERAL
  • Military use only;
  • PPR 24 HR minimum;
  • Due to student flights, pilots are urged to use extreme caution when flying in the vicinity of EBBE;
  • An agreement for flying ACT outside MIL OPS HR has been given to a CIV club and to the Belgian Cadets. Para-gliding, delta plane, ultra-light glider and ULM activities may take place from the RWY 22R/04L and 22L/04R; and within a radius of 5 NM up to 2500 ft AMSL. Only members of the club are allowed to take off and land in EBBE. No foreign aircraft are allowed to land;
  • PAR limited to 1 console UHF and/or VHF.
2   TAXI REGULATIONS
  • Holding positions S1 and S7 towards RWY 22R/04L are situated at 150M from the RWY centreline due to the ILS critical area, indicated by (illuminated) ICAO panels;
  • Holding positions (except S1 and S7) are situated at 90M from the main and secondary RWY centrelines, indicated by (illuminated) ICAO panels;
  • TWY S5 closed for F-16 traffic;
  • Some visiting transport ACFT shall not taxi via TWY N1, N2, C1 and S8 due to insufficient TWY clearance. ACFT will be guided by Follow-me or other vehicle or detailed taxi instructions will be given by ATC.
3   APRON REGULATIONS

C3, C7 and B28 platforms are not accessible for visiting ACFT due to danger for FOD. In doubt ask ATC.

4   RUNWAY REGULATIONS

NIL

5   SPECIFIC TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

NIL

EBBE AD 2.21  Noise Abatement Procedures

NIL

EBBE AD 2.22  Flight Procedures

Note: See AD 1.5 for information concerning IFR procedure development and publication.

The information concerning IFR and VFR procedures is contained in EBBE AD 2.24 and the BEMIL FLIPs IFR & VFR.

EBBE AD 2.23   Additional Information

1   GENERAL

Radar identification may be problematic for successive aircraft flying on the same radial to and from the radar antenna within 5 NM radius from the ARP.

TACAN BBE CH 107X: Bearing unlocks may be observed clockwise between radials 168 to radial 172 and between radial 334 and 336 below 4000 FT AMSL.

2   CIVIL USE
2.1   Contact details
Post:

AVIA ASBL
Rue d’Evere 1
1140 Evere
BELGIUM

Post:

AVIA AIRSPORTS
Mr. Guido Van Pee
Dagobertstraat 24/00.01
3000 Leuven
BELGIUM

TEL: +32 (0) 499 48 05 04 (AD)

TEL: +32 (0) 475 98 34 81 (Guido Van Pee, CMDT)

Email: guido.vanpee@thirypaints.be

2.2   Operational Hours

SAT, SUN and HOL or O/R (outside MIL OPR HR only), from SR - 30 MIN to SS + 30 MIN.

2.3   Runway Physical Characteristics
RWY designatorDimensions of RWY (M)Strength and surface of RWY and SWY
04R / 22L
(North)
320 x 225 700 KG
CONC
04L / 22R
(North)
612 x 455 700 KG
CONC
04R / 22L
(South)
574 x 225 700 KG
CONC
04L / 22R
(South)
610 x 455 700 KG
CONC
2.4   Communication Facilities

Basic information: 130.730 (8.33 KHZ CH) - “Beauvechain Radio” - INFO only, no ATC outside MIL OPR HR (En)

2.5   Local Traffic Regulations
  • The use of the aerodrome is subject to prior permission from the operator;
  • Home based pilots only;
  • Glider towing, glider winching up to 2 500 FT AMSL;
  • Jet aircraft operations not allowed.
2.6   Flight Procedures
  • Overhead: 2 200 FT;
  • Circuit Altitude: 800 FT AMSL;
  • RWY 22R and 04R: right hand circuit.

EBBE AD 2.24  Charts Related to EBBE

AD 2.MIL-EBBE-ADC.01Aerodrome chart
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-GMC.01Aerodrome Ground Movement Chart
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-AOC.01Aerodrome Obstacle Chart. Type A (Operating Limitations) RWY 04L/22R
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-AOC.02Aerodrome Obstacle Chart. Type A (Operating Limitations) RWY 04R/22L
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-AOC.03Aerodrome Obstacle Chart. Type B
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-SID.01Instrument Departure Chart - MIPS: HPMA BE 04A - 04B
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-SID.02Instrument Departure Chart - MIPS: HPMA BE 22A - 22B
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-SID.03Instrument Departure Chart - MIPS: BE 04C - 22C
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-SID.04Instrument Departure Chart - MIPS: BE 04D - 22D
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-SID.05Instrument Departure Chart - MIPS: HPMA BE 04E - 22E
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-SID.06Instrument Departure Chart - MIPS: BE 04W - 22W (RNAV1)
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-SID.07Instrument Departure Chart - MIPS: SID (RNAV1) ARINC CODING
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-MISC.01Minimum Vectoring Altitude - MIPS: MVA CHART
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-MISC.02Approach Surveillance Radar - MIPS: ASR CHART
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-STAR.01Standard Arrival Chart - MIPS: HPMA STAR TAC RWY 22R
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.01Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: HPMA TACAN RWY 04L
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.02Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: HPMA TACAN RWY 22R
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.03Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: ILS x or LOC x RWY 22R
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.04Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: ILS y or LOC y RWY 22R
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.05Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: ILS z or LOC z RWY 22R
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.06Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: ILS r or LOC r RWY 22R
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.07Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: ILS y or LOC y RWY 04L
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.08Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: ILS z or LOC z RWY 04L
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.09Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: ILS r or LOC r RWY 04L
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.10Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: TACAN y RWY 22R
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.11Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: TACAN z RWY 22R
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.12Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: TACAN y RWY 04L
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.13Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: TACAN z RWY 04L
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.14Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: TACAN RWY 22L
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.15Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: TACAN RWY 04R
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.16Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: RNP RWY 22R
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.16aInstrument Approach Chart - MIPS: RNP RWY 22R. Appendix: FAS Datablock
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.17Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: RNP RWY 04L
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.17aInstrument Approach Chart - MIPS: RNP RWY 04L. Appendix: FAS Datablock
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.18Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: RNP RWY 22L
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.18aInstrument Approach Chart - MIPS: RNP RWY 22L. Appendix: FAS Datablock
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.19Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: RNP RWY 04R
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.19aInstrument Approach Chart - MIPS: RNP RWY 04R. Appendix: FAS Datablock
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.20Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: RNP ARINC CODING
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-IAC.21Instrument Approach Chart - MIPS: RNP ARINC CODING
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-VAC.01Visual Approach Chart: JET RWY 04L
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-VAC.02Visual Approach Chart: JET RWY 22R
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-VAC.03Visual Approach Chart: PROP RWY 04R - 22L
AD 2.MIL-EBBE-VAC.04Visual Approach Chart: HEL RWY 04L - 22R