What is the procedure for travel on Echo for a Free Range operator?

For a Free Range operator traveling on Echo, it is essential to have ATC (Air Traffic Control) approval before proceeding. This procedure is in place to ensure safety and coordination among various aircraft and vehicles operating in the airside environment of the airport. The need for ATC approval helps to manage movements on Echo, especially in areas that may be busy with aircraft traffic or other vehicles, preventing potential conflicts or incidents.

By requiring ATC approval, the airport can maintain a safe operating environment, facilitate communication, and ensure that all parties are aware of the Free Range operator's position and intentions. This requires Free Range operators to be diligent and responsible, complying with established safety protocols while navigating the airport. The focus is on ensuring orderly movement and minimizing risks in an area that is critical to airport operations.