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AUTOMATED AND CENTRALIZED METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES - EUROPE

AUSTRIA

DENMARK

Flight documentation (aeronautical operational meteorological information) is available via the Internet and the information is reached at: http://opmet.dmi.dk

Password is required for access, as the information is restricted to aviation users for planning of flights operating from aerodromes within the Danish area of responsibility. Password can be obtained by application in writing to:

Danish Meteorological Institute

Address: Lyngbyvej 100 Copenhagen DK-2100

E-Mail: [e-mail]

The information is divided into the following two parts:

–OPMET, which is the designation of a DMI database containing operational meteorological data i.e. TAF, METAR, SIGMET, upper winds etc. The information can be obtained as single messages, collected in lists or for specified routes.

–Chart products, which contain aeronautical meteorological charts on upper winds, upper air temperature and Significant Weather (SIGWX). Most of the products are based on data distributed within the World Area Forecast System (WAFS) and are available for most of the ICAO Regions.

FINLAND

FAX

The Finavia Pre-Flight information services unit is maintaining a telefax service which includes a possible to poll SW and wind / temperature charts. The schedule and content of service is as follows:

Scandinavia
Fax:	[phone]

Europe
Fax:	[phone]

TELETEXT

METAR/TAF as well as area forecast and GAFOR information is presented on Finnish TV Channel 1, teletext pages 428 and 429.

FRANCE

AEROWEB

Aeroweb

Internet: www.meteo.fr/aeroweb

Meteo-France provides an aeronautical specialized service “Aeroweb” on its web site.

Pilots may consult complete meteorological flight files, including:

–EMSI France, EUROC and world wide forecast weather charts

–charts of winds and temperatures in altitude at different flight levels;

–METAR, TAF, SPECI, SIGMET.

It also provides minimum flight conditions per area and a METAR/SPECI plotting on a chart of France.

Information delivered by AEROWEB is also available from OLIVIA interactive terminals or SIA web site.

To access AEROWEB, pilots shall have an access code.

To obtain a access code

An access code is delivered freely to anyone proving an aeronautical activity:

–for members of the French national aeronautical federation, this code corresponds to the 7-digit license number; no particular procedure is required;

–for any pilot affiliated to a federation (other than FNA) or not, a request for aeronautical access code, together with the copy of their license or similar document shall be addressed to:

Meteo-France

DP/SERVICES - Codes-aeronautiques Address: 42 Avenue Gaspard Coriolis

Toulouse Cedex 31057

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Fax:	[phone]
E-Mail:	[e-mail]

AEROFAX

Aerofax
Fax:	[phone]

Aerofax is a 24 hours a day free fax polling service available to pilots who have a fax machine with a “polling” function and a key pad. The pilot is only charged for the fax itself.

Pilots can choose from the following documents: TEMSI EUROC, the wind/temperature charts from FL50 to FL100, the TEMSI FRANCE, low altitude charts over France at FL20, FL50 and FL100, and METAR, SPECI, TAF AND SIGMET for France and certain European and North African nations.

To get an access code, users who are not members of a federation must forward a copy of their license or similar document to:

Meteo-France

DP/SERVICES - Codes-aeronautiques

Address:	42 Avenue Gaspard Coriolis
	Toulouse Cedex
	31057
Fax:	[phone]
E-Mail:	[e-mail]

Foreign pilots are to enclose an access authorization from the meteorological authority of their own country.

AEROCARTE

This is a multichannel server mainly intended for airline companies and airport facilities and enables them to consult automatically by fax or telephone, all the world area forecast system information in addition to national charts and METAR, TAF, SPECI, and SIGMET.

Applications for AEROCARTE contracts (free of charge) should be sent to the regional office of Meteo-France. (See address above)

VFR BULLETINS SERVICE

VFR Bulletins Service

Tel:

[phone]

This is a voice service providing bulletins for all France.

CONSULTATION SERVICE

Consultation Service

Tel:

[phone]

This is a telephone service to consult an aviation weather forecaster to obtain specific information or explanations about data available from other automated systems.

IRELAND

MET FAX

The customer specifies the products and dates of transmission. This service is provided by prior arrangement with the:

Central Aviation Office Operations Manager

Address:	Met Eireann
	Shannon Airport
Tel:	[phone]

WEATHER DIAL FAX

Weatherdial fax is a fax polling service within Ireland available to pilots who have a fax machine with a key pad or tone-dialing handset. Met Eireann reserves the right to change the product list without notice. Aviation data on Weather Dial Fax is for personal use only. Dial 1570131838, after the voice prompt enter the code of the product you require:

METAR

Short TAF

7 hour forecast chart of low level significant weather

Upper Level

Winds

CENTRALIZED TELEPHONIC

METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES

OPMET data for pilots who do not have access to a fax is available via telephone. This number may also be used to obtain OPMET data which is not available on fax. Forecaster briefings are available via telephone.

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OPMET
Tel:	1570 202122
Forecast Briefing
Tel:	1570 234234

METEOROLOGICAL SELF BRIEFING

Meteorological self briefing for operators and flight crew members is available via an internet based Meteorological Self Briefing (MSB) system. This system is available at

https://briefing.met.ie/. To obtain registration on the system, users are required to provide the following data via email to [e-mail]:

–contact details;

–area of activity (e.g. private pilot, airline etc);

–username (user defined);

–password (user defined).

MOROCCO

AERONAUTICAL DATA BANK

Tel: [phone]

The data bank provides METAR, SIGMET and SPECI.

NETHERLANDS

TELETEKST

Low level weather bulletins with METARs of various reporting stations in The Netherlands in the Dutch language are available via the Dutch public TV “Teletekst”, page 707.

The bulletins contain a concise description of the most important weather systems affecting flight as well as the following elements:

–significant weather, including icing and turbulence;

–clouds;

–thermals;

–height of the zero degree Celsius level if lower than 10000ft;

–surface wind;

–upper winds and temperatures at 500, 1500, 3000, 5000 and 10000ft.

An amended weather bulletin will be issued if significant changes in the weather conditions occur.

INTERNET

A dedicated web site (http://www.aviationweather.nl) is available, requiring username and password. These can be obtained from the following user organizations: KNVvL, AOPA Netherlands, PBN and VNV (Dutch ALPA). Professional users residing in the Netherlands may contact KNMI.

KNMI

E-Mail: [e-mail]

The web site contains the following information:

–OPMET;

–Weather RADAR;

–Satellite;

–SIGWX;

–UWT;

–Surface (EUR);

–Time series;

–Temp profile.

SLOVENIA

SWEDEN

LOW LEVEL FORECAST

Low level area forecast for IFR and VFR flights below FL125

Tel:

[phone]

This service is available only from tone-type telephones with the “*” and “#” buttons. Choice of forecast area is made by use of the telephone buttons. Dial the desired number and follow the instructions. If the adequate button is not pressed within a certain period of time, the forecast connected to the line is read out after which the call is ended.

The forecast are also distributed in graphical versions on the Internet:

Internet: www.aro.lfv.se www.lfv.se

The forecast are issued with hours of validity (UTC): 0500 - 1100 (0400 - 1000 in summer)

0800 - 1400 (0700 - 1300 in summer)

1100 - 1700 (1000 - 1600 in summer)

1400 - 2000 (1300 - 1900 in summer)

Amended forecasts are issued as required. An outlook for the following day is issued about one hour before the termination of validity of the last forecast of the day.

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AND REPORTS

Meteorological Information for planning of flights are available on:

Internet: www. lfv.se/fpc

Observations are compiled in Meteorological reports, METAR and TAF for Swedish instrument aerodromes.

Landing Forecast and TREND are produces for Stockholm/Arlanda aerodrome.

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SWITZERLAND

The aeronautical meteorological department of MeteoSwiss (Flugwetterzentrale) at Zurich Airport is the designated meteorological watch office (MWO) for Switzerland FIR/UIR.

The aeronautical meteorological briefing at Basle-Mulhouse airport is within the competence of the French meteorological service.

Meteorological information is available at the aerodromes (Selfbriefing Station). They are also available on telephone, FAX, SMS and internet.

A quick reference guide containing background information to the main aeronautical meteorological services and products is available for free from www.meteoswiss.ch.

Telephone:

FAX (Polling):

Mobile:

Internet:

UNITED KINGDOM

The United Kingdom provides area Meteorological Watch for the London and Scottish FIR/UIR and for the Shanwick FIR/OCA. The National Meteorological Center (NMC) at Exeter acts as the Meteorological Watch Office (MWO) for these areas.

VOLCANIC ASH ADVISORY CENTRE

Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre

Internet: www.icao.int/icao/en/anb/met/ IAVW.html

BROADCAST FAX

Met Office, Exeter

Tel:	01392 886420

Broadcast Fax is a routine broadcast service available to users requiring a minimum number of charts regularly each week.

METFAX

METFAX
Tel:	09060 700 501

The METFAX is a dial up premium rate service designed primarily for the General Aviation sector and enables low and medium/high level charts for the U.K. and Continental. The METFAX service also includes METAR and TAF bulletins, AIRMET area forecasts, planning forecasts and satellite images.

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METEOROLOGY

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ALBANIA

AUSTRIA

BELGIUM & LUXEMBOURG

BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA

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CROATIA

DENMARK

FINLAND

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FRANCE

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