Katoomba ?

[7gcbc]

A few years ago I recall YKAT used to be PPR with Blue Mountain Helos, although the c urrent ERSA does not mention this, and also helpfully suggests RH circuits off 06.

so is YKAT open for "rock up" and "Touch and Go" fun ?

also , would you use CTAF 126.7 or area ?, I guess CTAF.

Thanks in advance, I know what I might be doing soon.

cheers

7g

[UnusualAttitudes]

Without checking I am pretty sure current rules state whenever no CTAF or MBZ listed, use Multicom 126.7

Not sure about the PPR requirement as the Airfield Directory I have which is a little out of date (2002) states no Permission Required but pay $25 Landing Fee upon arrival.

[Atlas Shrugged]

Look on your VTC - it's a CTAF

[Pass-A-Frozo]

http://www.airservicesaustralia.com/publications/current/ersa/c1k220.pdf

Have a look at the entry for Katoomba.

[Atlas Shrugged]

I managed to dig up some of my old notes on KAT. I only ever landed there once about 7 or 8 years ago so I'm not sure what's changed otherthan the crossstrip is now US.

Use at your own risk:

Owner Godffrey Lucas 0403859464
Latest information Barry Sonter 02 4788 1174

Rwy 06/24 – 980m
Surface – Unsealed gravel
Elev 3280

CTAF 126.7 - 5 miles excluding Richmond CTZ
Area 135.25

NDB 233
B/Cast Station 783

CROSS STRIP IS U/S
RH CCT RWY 06

Severe turbulence and windshear during SW-NW winds
Surrounded by trees and canyons
Power lines at eastern end
Hangars at western end
Prior permission required

[Ultralights]

if you live in syd or surrounds, take a sunday drive up there and check it out!