Master Plan Summary - Aerodrom Ljubljana
Master Plan Summary - Aerodrom Ljubljana
Master Plan Summary - Aerodrom Ljubljana
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7LJU <strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong><br />
The Existing Situation<br />
Runway:<br />
Dimensions 3,300m x 45m +7.5m shoulder each side, Asphalt Pavement (under<br />
refurbishment) PCN 110, Turn Pads, 4E .<br />
Taxiway System:<br />
Efficient system for current demand with a parallel TWY and several connection taxiways to<br />
RWY and apron areas.<br />
Apron System:<br />
Main apron (19+5 new standard stands), Maintenance apron, GA apron, sufficient for<br />
current demand.<br />
Navigation Aids:<br />
Equipped with Visual and Radio NAVAIDS and according to ICAO (ILS31 Cat IIIb, markings,<br />
signs, lighting, DVOR, NDB, DME).<br />
Defining the <strong>Ljubljana</strong> Airport <strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong><br />
In maintaining consistency with the declared objectives of this Project, and to preserve LJU’s<br />
existential possibilities, the <strong>Master</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> aims to achieve the following objectives:<br />
• the master plan is configured to satisfy all future requirement as described in Section<br />
2 of this document,<br />
• to enable the runway capacity to be increased, provisions are made to receive and<br />
take advantage of RET’s should the need arise in the future. They include increasing<br />
the apron depth and the provision of taxi lanes for Code C aircraft wherever possible<br />
to accommodate a looping arrangement for taxiing,<br />
• assert the need to relocate the Military/Police Zone so as to open possibilities for<br />
future growth and to maintain consistency with expedient civilian and commercial<br />
airport operations,<br />
• take consideration of any environmental impact arising from the airport’s expansion<br />
in the time horizon envisaged,<br />
• in rationalizing CAPEX demand in master plan, existing assets are preserved and<br />
utilized to the best extent possible,<br />
• to optimize land-use within the overall airport site with logical zoning (clustering or<br />
centralization) of various functional/operational elements (i.e. Passenger & Cargo<br />
Processing, Aircraft Repair & Maintenance, General Aviation and Airport Technical<br />
Functions).<br />
The development options are presented in the years 2015, 2025 and 2040 to reflect events<br />
that are slated to occur during the time-horizon of the master plan. These events are as<br />
described in the chart below:<br />
2010<br />
2013<br />
2025<br />
2030<br />
2040<br />
Starting phase of master plan<br />
New Terminal2 (T2) will become operational<br />
and back space in old T1 becomes available<br />
for alternative use.<br />
Military & Police Zone is usable<br />
for civil airport operations<br />
Assume availability of railway service to airport<br />
The end phase of the master plan time horizon.<br />
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