Abstract :
The building of Yogyakarta International Airport, the city's new airport,
aims to achieve a number of goals, one of which is to enable the new airport to
handle large-bodied aircraft. The goal of this study was to establish the airside
needs for the Airbus A380-800 aircraft at Yogyakarta International Airport using
the Sydney to Singapore route, in light of the Airbus A380-800 aircraft's 2012 divert
landing event.
The analysis is divided into stages, beginning with an examination of the
Aircarft Classification Number and the Pavement Classification Number, followed
by a fuel planning analysis to determine the weight of the aircraft during a divert
landing, and finally an examination of the weight of the Airbus A380-800 aircraft
to determine the maximum weight that can operate at Yogyakarta International
Airport. given the airport's current runway length and ARFF analysis.
According to the findings, the runway surface can handle the weight of an
Airbus A380-800 aircraft with MTOW conditions, and the length of the runway at
the airport can be used for Airbus A380-800 aircraft to take off and land with
MTOW and MLW aircraft conditions, according to the analysis results.
Firefighting at airports must be upgraded from category 8 to category 10 in order
for the Airbus A380-800 to operate.