Mazda Posted August 30, 2007 Posted August 30, 2007 Does everyone know about this? There is now an ADIZ 200nm around Sydney. Yes, 200 nm. So if you are flying anywhere from Jindabyne to north of Port Macquarie, out to Temora, West Wyalong, Dubbo and Tamworth, this affects you. This means you need to submit a flight plan unless you depart from the ADIZ on a steady outbound track, only operate within 10 miles of the departure point, or are performing an instrument approach. You might want to have a look at AIP re intercept procedures. C1252/07 REVIEW C1241/07 ADIZ ESTABLISHMENT FROM 0708292300 TO 0709101400 IN ADDITION TO THE AIRSPACE AND PROCEDURES DETAILED IN AIP SUP H23/07 AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH ICAO ANNEX 15, APPENDIX 1, ENR 5 - NAVIGATION WARNINGS AND ANNEX 15, APPENDIX 4, INFORMATION TO BE NOTIFIED BY AIRAC, THE AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE HAS ESTABLISHED AN AIR DEFENCE IDENTIFICATION ZONE (ADIZ) WI 200NM RAD OF SYDNEY DME, SURFACE TO FL600 FOR APEC 2007 ECONOMIC LEADERS WEEK (AELW). THE PROCEDURES FOR AIRCRAFT OPERATING WI AN ADIZ ARE DETAILED IN AIP ENR 1.12 - INTERCEPTION OF CIVIL AIRCRAFT. HOWEVER, ONLY THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURES FROM ENR 1.12 SHALL APPLY TO THE ADIZ FOR AELW: 1.3.1 SIGNIFICANT DEVIATIONS FROM THE REQUIREMENTS FOR FLIGHT IN AN ADIZ AND REASONS FOR THE DEVIATION MUST BE REPORTED IMMEDIATELY TO ATS FOR TRANSMISSION TO THE AREA AIR DEFENCE COMMANDER. 1.4.2 IF ANY DOUBT ARISES AS TO THE FRIENDLY INTENTION OF AN AIRCRAFT, CLOSER IDENTIFICATION MAY BE NECESSARY, IN WHICH CASE THE IDENTIFYING AIRCRAFT WILL MAINTAIN VISUAL OBSERVATION OF THE INTERCEPTED AIRCRAFT, AND: A. APPROACH AT THE SAME LEVEL FROM ASTERN ON A PARALLEL COURSE TO THE LEFT OF THE AIRCRAFT TO BE IDENTIFIED, WITH A MINIMUM LATERAL DISPLACEMENT OF 1000M B.IF STRICTLY NECESSARY FOR IDENTIFICATION, MOVE CLOSER WHILE MAINTAINING A GENERALLY PARALLEL COURSE, BUT NEVER CLOSER THAN 200M C.IF IDENTIFIED AS FRIENDLY, MAKE THE APPROPRIATE SIGNAL TO PROCEED FROM A POSITION SLIGHTLY AHEAD, BY A CLIMBING TURN OF 90) DEGREES TO PORT AWAY FROM THE INTERCEPTED AIRCRAFT,IF PERMISSIBLE, CONSIDERING OTHER AIR TRAFFIC. 1.4.3 AIRCRAFT IDENTIFIED BY INTERCEPT AS: A. FRIENDLY-SHOULD THEN PROCEED ACCORDING TO FLIGHT PLAN AND/OR ATC INSTRUCTIONS B. UNKNOWN-SHOULD BE PREPARED TO BE SHADOWED, DIVERTED OR INSTRUCTED TO LAND AT A SUITABLE AIRFIELD C. HOSTILE - AIRCRAFT POSITIVELY IDENTIFIED AS HOSTILE MAYBE ENGAGED AND DESTROYED. 1.5.1 AN AIRCRAFT WHICH IS INTERCEPTED BY ANOTHER AIRCRAFT MUST IMMEDIATELY: A. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN BY THE INTERCEPTING AIRCRAFT, INTERPRETING AND RESPONDING TO VISUAL SIGNALS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TABLE AT SECTION 2 - VISUAL SIGNALS FOR USE IN THE EVENT OF INTERCEPTION B. NOTIFY, IF POSSIBLE, THE APPROPRIATE ATS UNIT C. ATTEMPT TO ESTABLISH RADIO COMMUNICATION WITH THE INTERCEPTING AIRCRAFT, OR WITH THE APPROPRIATE INTERCEPT CONTROL UNIT, BY MAKING A GENERAL CALL ON THE EMERGENCY VHF FREQUENCY 121.5MHZ AND REPEATING THIS CALL ON THE EMERGENCY UHF FREQUENCY 243.0MHZ, IF PRACTICABLE, GIVING THE IDENTITY AND POSITION OF THE AIRCRAFT AND NATURE OF THE FLIGHT D.IF EQUIPPED WITH SSR TRANSPONDER, SELECT 7700, UNLESS OTHERWISE INSTRUCTED BY THE APPROPRIATE ATS UNIT. 1.5.2 IF ANY INSTRUCTIONS RECEIVED BY RADIO FROM ANY SOURCES CONFLICT WITH THOSE GIVEN BY THE INTERCEPTING AIRCRAFT BY VISUAL OR RADIO SIGNALS, THE INTERCEPTED AIRCRAFT MUST REQUEST IMMEDIATE CLARIFICATION WHILE CONTINUING TO COMPLY WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN BY THE INTERCEPTING AIRCRAFT. 1.6.1 THE AREA AIR DEFENCE COMMANDER MAY, THROUGH ATS, DIRECT THE FLIGHT OF AIRCRAFT IN THE INTEREST OF NATIONAL SECURITY. MESSAGES INITIATING SUCH REQUIREMENTS WILL BE PREFACED BY 'MILITARY OPERATIONS REQUIRE'. THE ADIZ FOR AELW DOES NOT IMPOSE ANY CHANGES TO EXTANT AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATIONS, FLIGHT PLANNING, AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES OR AIR-GROUND-AIR RADIO REQUIREMENTS. HOWEVER, THE RESTRICTIONS AND PROCEDURES DESCRIBED IN AIP SUP H23/07 FOR FLIGHTS WI R902 REMAIN IN FORCE. CONTACT DEPT OF DEFENCE TEL: 1800562222 FOR FURTHER ADVICE. SFC TO FL600 FROM 08 070554 TO 09 101400
sain Posted August 30, 2007 Posted August 30, 2007 hmm.. doesn't this (at the start): HOWEVER, ONLY THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURES FROM ENR 1.12 SHALL APPLY TO THE ADIZ FOR AELW: and this: THE ADIZ FOR AELW DOES NOT IMPOSE ANY CHANGES TO EXTANT AIRSPACE CLASSIFICATIONS, FLIGHT PLANNING, AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES OR AIR-GROUND-AIR RADIO REQUIREMENTS. HOWEVER, THE RESTRICTIONS AND PROCEDURES DESCRIBED IN AIP SUP H23/07 FOR FLIGHTS WI R902 REMAIN IN FORCE. mean that we dont have to file flight plans unless you were doing so anyway, or am I not reading things correctly (highly likely as I'm just a newbie student)? Anybody from RA-AUS or Air Services or Dept of Defence care to comment?
Mazda Posted August 30, 2007 Author Posted August 30, 2007 Sain, reading it again I think you are right. I've read the AIP and it does say flight plans are required, but the NOTAM seems to counteract that.
zedman Posted August 30, 2007 Posted August 30, 2007 OK guys, from the horses mouth. I just rang the Department of Defence on the number listed in the ADIZ (1800 562 222), and the officer on duty confirmed the following: IF OUTSIDE THE 45 DME RADIUS OF SYDNEY (ie outside R902) - THEN NO FLIGHT PLANS NEEDED OR CHANGES TO USUAL PROCEDURES REQUIRED So everyone stand down - issue closed. The officer stated they just posted the ADIZ for informational purposes. And by the way, if the weather is suitable, i will definatly be flying on the 7th (and 8th, and 9th) - from YKAT to west somewhere. YKAT is just outside the 45DME - so nice tight circuits inbound and outbound. later, Z
Aussie Steve Posted August 31, 2007 Posted August 31, 2007 SPECIAL PROCEDURES FOR YKAT APEC WEEKEND As stated in ERSA for YKAT ( Left and Right hand circuits) Right Hand circuits for runways 06 and also for 28 will be CHANGED TO "LEFT HAND CIRCUITS" And 24 and 10 will be CHANGED TO "RIGHT HAND CIRCUITS" for the APEC week only! Due to the close proximity of the 45 nm DME which will encrouch upon the normal circuit perameters. See you there James.! better be early m8 ;) will be a que for the plane if the weather is good ;)
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