Presented to: By: Date: Federal Aviation Administration Approval Process Overview Cranes or Other Objects United Parcel Service Mike Manis, Support Specialist,

Presented to:

By:

Date:

Federal AviationAdministrationApproval Process

Overview

Cranes or Other Objects

United Parcel Service

Mike Manis, Support Specialist, MIA ATCT

February 11, 2009

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A Crane is Needed

• Code of Federal Regulations – Part 77• Any object that affects navigable airspace

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Different Governmental Agencies

• If on the Airport, Dade County Aviation Department will have separate, additional approval requirements and process.

• FAA has several divisions• Responsibility on Crane Operator to obtain

all needed approvals

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FAA System

• File notice via internet

https://oeaaa.faa.gov/oeaaa/external/portal.jsp

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FAA OE/AAA Website

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FAA OE/AAA Website

• Instructions in middle of page

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FAA OE/AAA Website

• Step 1: Register as a user• Either New User Registration link:

• Can file by postal mail, takes more time

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FAA OE/AAA Website – Registration

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FAA OE/AAA Website – Login

• Login with Username and Password• Help: 202-580-7500 or email:

oeaaa_helpdesk@cghtech.com

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FAA OE/AAA Website - Portal

• Step 2: Input Information• Where to input information• Off Airport or On Airport

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If on MIA Airport, also Contact DCAD

• Step 3: (If Required)• If on MIA Airport, also contact Dade County

Aviation Department.• José Ramos, Chief of Aviation Planning

305-876-8080

jramos@miami-airport.com

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After Input Into OE/AAA, What Next?

• Use FAA Aeronautical Study Number for reference

• In 2008 there were 128 on airport (NRA) cases in Miami-Dade County

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Case Data Example

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After Input Into OE/AAA, What Next?

• Different FAA Divisions and Military can respond

• AT-OES (Obstruction Evaluation Service)• AF (Airway Facilities a.k.a. Technical Ops)• FP (Flight Procedures)• ADO (Airport District Office)• FS (Flight Standards)• FM (Frequency Management)

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FAA Divisions and Military continued

• USAF – Air Force• USN – Navy• USA – Army• AT-OSG (Operations Service Group)• ATCT (Air Traffic Control Tower)

• All may respond, but must respond by deadline to give input

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Division Response Example

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One Project Could Be Several Cases

• South Terminal Crane Project had three Aeronautical Study Numbers:

• View of Project Cases (FAA users View)

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Project Closest Points Made Cases

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ASN Data Available to FAA Users

• Case Data – Summary Information• Part 77 – Impact to IFR Procedures• POS – Penetration of Surfaces Report• Design Surfaces• Documents (email, maps, etc)• Correspondence Archive (Determinations,

Extensions, etc)• Division Responses (Used in Determination)

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Objective – Determination Letter

• Either No Hazard, or• No Hazard with Provisions• Typical: Crane has Flags and Lights at Night• Also: Could Require NOTAM(S)

Issued for IFR Procedure Modification - Departure Procedures or

Instrument Approach Procedures

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Case Data Example

• Part 77 Results

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Final Step

• Project Complete• Advise FAA and/or MIA Airport

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AIRPORT Part 77 Surfaces

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Websites and Contact Information

https://oeaaa.faa.gov/oeaaa/external/portal.jsp

FAA Miami ATCT: Mike Manismike.manis@faa.gov305-869-5440

Dade County Aviation Dept: José Ramosjramos@miami-airport.com305-876-8080