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I'm looking to get back into Flying after a 5 year break.

 

As expected my chart reading ability is a bit rusty...

 

So my first question is........

 

Does the Redcliffe Aerodrome have a dedicated Training area or is Training undertaken in the following "Danger" Zones:

 

D629A SFC-1500

 

D629B SFC-2500

 

D629C SFC-3500

 

Thanks in advance

 

 

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

Thanks for the reply

 

Unfortunately I have two other quick questions...

 

Where can I find information on the individual Danger Areas purpose? Is there a list published with all the zones and their meanings? I've searched the CASA website without success.

 

From memory some Zones are always active (Low Level Military aircraft / Skydiving) and others are placed online via NOTAMS. Does this sound correct?

 

Thanks in advance

 

 

Guest David C
Posted

All information regarding zones ( P, R, and D ) is detailed in the ERSA . For example , a D ( danger) zone has its ident , height limits , hours of operation , authority and the activity of the zone detailed . The activation hours are all detailed , and you are correct , some are active by Notam .

 

Hope this helps .

 

Dave C

 

 

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