RAT 5 and Oleo, this is the standard way to build the NOTAM. One day a doc is issued to inform about the starting of such a kind of work on an apt, later a new doc is issued to inform about the closure of the work. It always happened and it always will happen in that way, no more no less.
I disagree.
(B1003/09 NOTAMR B8396/08
Q)LIRR/QFATT/IV/BO/A/000/999/3914N00903E005
A)LIEE B)0902121555 C)0904222359
E)TRIGGER NOTAM - EFFECTIVENESS OF PERM PROVISIONS PUBLISHED LAST
04 DEC 2008 WITH AIRAC AIP AMDT 13/08 AND CONCERNING FLW ITEMS
POSTPONED TO 09 APR 2009:
- RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF NORMAL OPERATIONS ON RWY 14/32
- NEW AERODROME LAY-OUT
- COMPLETE REVIEW OF INSTRUMENTAL APPROACH PROCEDURES
THEREFORE AIP SUP 20/07 WILL BE IN FORCE UNTIL 08 APR 2009
AIRAC WILL BE POSTED AND AVBL ON WEB SITE
WWW.ENAV.IT)
B1003/09 is an accident waiting to happen.
OPADD clearly requires the following (my
bold):
2.7.4.2 Effective Date: AIP Supplements become effective at the date and time stated in
the Supplement. Information to be published under the AIRAC system does not
always start on an AIRAC cycle date (e.g. major works, large air exercises etc. ...).
Consequently, both the AIP Supplement and the Item B) of the Trigger NOTAM
shall contain the effective date and time of the start of the information.
2.7.5 Notification of changes to AIP SUP
2.7.5.1 Changes: Any change to an AIP Supplement and its associated Trigger NOTAM,
shall be published by the Publishing NOF in a way that the information itself is
always clear and without any ambiguities.
...
2.7.5.3 Notification of a later end date or time: the notification of a later end
date or time of validity of the information published in an AIP Supplement is
announced by replacing the Supplement and announcing this replacement by
the same procedures as the one described in 2.7.5.2.
The NOTAM claims to be a Trigger NOTAM, but fails to meet the criteria for a Trigger NOTAM. The whole point of a Trigger NOTAM is that it
first appears in PIBs when the change to the AIP happens. This one has a B) field two months before the change to which it refers.