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COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS
AVIATION ADVISORY CIRCULAR
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Operational Approval of the Central Deicing Facility at Toronto-Lester B.
Pearson International Airport
INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this Commercial and Business Aviation Advisory Circular
(CBAAC) is to ensure that foreign and domestic air and private operators are aware of
the deicing procedures in effect at the Toronto-Lester B. Pearson International
Airport Central Deicing Facility.
REFERENCES
Canadian Aviation Regulation (CAR) 602.11-Aircraft Icing, and
Commercial Air Service Standards (CASS) 622.11 - Ground Icing.
BACKGROUND
The deicing/anti-icing operations at the Toronto-Lester B. Pearson International
Airport Central Deicing Facility are operated by GlobeGround North America Inc.,
(formerly operated by Hudson General). The GlobeGround Ground Handling Manual, Chapter 5, Deicing Services, Annex A, contains the Transport Canada, Civil Aviation approved
deicing/anti-icing operational procedures.
These Transport Canada, Civil Aviation approved procedures may be used and inserted
into an air or private operator's approved ground icing program.
ACQUIRING THE MOST RECENT VERSION
The most recently approved version of the GlobeGround Ground Handling Manual,
Chapter 5, Deicing Services, Annex A, may be obtained by communicating directly with
either:
- GlobeGround:
Mail:
GlobeGround North America Inc.
Airway Centre
5915 Airport Road, Suite 910
Mississauga, ON
L4V 1T1
Attn: Wayne G. Anaka
Regional Director
Deicing & Glycol Recovery - Canada
Other contact information:
wanaka@globeground-na.com
Phone: (905) 676-0511
Fax: (905) 676-0533
- Greater Toronto Airports Authority
Mail:
Greater Toronto Airports Authority
Lester B. Pearson International Airport
3111 Convair Drive
P.O. Box 6031
Toronto AMF, ON
L5P 1B2
Attn: Joe Forbes
Manager
Deicing Operations
Other contact information:
deicing@gtaa.com
Phone: (905) 612-6310
Fax: (905) 676-7726
Michel Gaudreau
Acting Director
Commercial & Business Aviation
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Circulars (CBAAC) are intended to provide information and guidance regarding
operational matters. A CBAAC may describe an acceptable, but not the only, means
of demonstrating compliance with existing regulations. CBAACs in and of
themselves do not change, create any additional, authorize changes in, or
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