Get Decoder Snowtam

The Decoder Snowtam is an essential document for reporting runway conditions and safety measures related to snow and ice. This guide provides a clear, step-by-step approach to filling out the Decoder Snowtam online, ensuring you have the necessary information at hand.

Follow the steps to accurately complete your Decoder Snowtam.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Decoder Snowtam and open it in your editor.
2. Complete the measured or calculated coefficient or estimated braking action section. If the coefficient is 0.40 and above, mark it as 'Good'.
3. Enter the aerodrome information in the designated section, ensuring accuracy.
4. Fill in the date and time of observation, noting the time as GMT.
5. Input the runway designators, alongside the cleared runway length and width if they differ from published information. Specify 'L' or 'R' if the clearance is offset.
6. Indicate the deposits over the total runway length. Provide observations for each third of the runway, using the appropriate codes to describe the conditions.
7. If critical snowbanks are present, input their height and distance from the edge of the runway, annotating with 'L', 'R', or 'LR' as needed.
8. Record any further clearance expected to be completed by a specified time in GMT.
9. Specify the taxiway availability. If no appropriate taxiway is available, note 'NO'.
10. Mention the taxiway snowbanks, indicating if their height exceeds 60 cm and include the distances apart.
11. Note the usability of the apron, marking 'NO' if it is unusable.
12. Indicate the next planned observation or measurement date and time in GMT.
13. Document the status of runway lights. If obscured, indicate 'YES' and specify 'L', 'R', or 'LR' as applicable.
14. Provide details on any further clearance planned, including lengths and widths, or note 'TOTAL' if applicable.
15. Fill in the mean depth in mm for each third of the total runway length.
16. Assess and document braking action on each third of the runway, including the measuring equipment used.
17. Add plain language remarks that include operationally significant information such as contaminant coverage.
18. Finally, review all information for accuracy before saving changes, downloading, printing, or sharing the completed form.

Complete your Decoder Snowtam online today to ensure accurate and efficient reporting.