Aerodrome Design Manual - Part 2: Taxiways, Aprons and Holding Bays
Also Known As: ICAO 9157-2
ICAO 9157 - Part 2:2005, also known as the Aerodrome Design Manual - Part 2: Taxiways, Aprons and Holding Bays, provides comprehensive guidelines for the design of taxiways, aprons, and holding bays at airports. The standard outlines the general layout and design criteria for various taxiway physical characteristics, including the specifics of taxiway fillets, shoulders, and strips.
The manual also covers the design requirements for typical apron layouts, highlighting the necessary factors to consider when planning and designing aprons. Moreover, it includes information on holding bays, discussing the advantages and disadvantages of various types such as dual or multiple taxiways.
One important aspect addressed in Part 2 is the design of taxiway fillets, which are important for ensuring smooth and safe operations for aircraft during taxiing. The standard provides guidance on how to design effective fillets and also emphasizes the importance of planning for future aircraft requirements.
Descriptors | Advantages, Aircraft, Airport pavements, Airports, Aprons, Design, Holding, Layout, Layouts, Multiple, Planning, Strips |
Edition | 4 |
ICS Codes | 93.120 - Construction of airports |
Language(s) | English |
File Size | 3.0 MB |