Technical data for the Airport of Guayaquil
Name
- ▸ Aeropuerto Internacional José Joaquín de Olmedo.
- ▸ OACI Designator: SEGU.
- ▸ IATA Designator: GYE.
Location and info
- ▸ Inside the northern urban perimeter of Guayaquil.
- ▸ Airport's reference point geographical coordinates: Center of 03/21 runway.
- ▸ Latitude: 02° 09′ 29″ S
- ▸ Longitude: 079° 53′ 02″
- ▸ You can find out airport in Google Maps.
- ▸ Elevation: 6m (19.68ft).
- ▸ Temperature average: 31°C (87,8°F).
Runway (RWY)
- ▸ Runway designation: 03/21.
- ▸ Lenght: 2684m.
- ▸ Width: 45m.
Taxiway (TWY)
- ▸ Lenght: 2935.57m.
- ▸ Width: 23m.
Operating hours
- ▸ 24 hours.
Platforms
- ▸ 15 parking positions.
- ▸ 8 parking spots for passenger airplanes with 10 boarding bridges (this spots vary depending on the type of airplane operating).
- ▸ 8 parking spots for cargo airships (remote).
- ▸ 7 parking spots for general aviation planes.
Rescue and Fire Control
- ▸ Proteccion category: 9.
- ▸ Critical Airplane: Boeing 777-200.
- ▸ Operating personnel: Aeronautical firefighters, radio operators, medical staff and nurses in the MES (Medical Emergency Service).
- ▸ 24 hours, all 365 days of the year.
Operative equipment
- ▸ 2 OSHKOSH STRIKER 3000 6X6 HRET fire trucks: Capacity of 3250 gal of water, 420 gal of AFFF, and 550 lb of DCP, equipped with a hydraulic arm (Snozzle) that penetrates aircraft fuselage.
- ▸ 1 OSHKOSH STRIKER 3000 6X6 fire truck: Capacity of 3250 gal of water, 420 gal of AFFF, and 550 lb of DCP.
- ▸ 1 OSHKOSH T-1500 4X4 fire truck: Capacity of 1500 gal of water, 190 gal of AFFF, and 500 lb of DCP.
- ▸ 1 OSHKOSH T-12 6X6 fire truck: Capacity of 3170 gal of water and 410 gal of AFFF, backup unit.
- ▸ 1 logistics support vehicle and rapid response equipment.
- ▸ 1 vehicle with CAF extinguishing system loaded with AFFF.
- ▸ 1 vehicle equipped to set up the Mobile Command Post - MCP.
- ▸ 2 ambulances.
- ▸ 1 truck responsible for towing the triage trailer.
- ▸ 1 triage trailer equipped with first aid kits, oxygen, stretchers, and additional equipment to attend to our critical aircraft.