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Old 11th Nov 2019, 08:04
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And that there sums up Airservices Australia “service” just perfectly.
Cloudee, don't be ridiculous. Read the rest of what ausatc said.

Originally Posted by Cloudee
if the “service” can’t handle the demand, expand the service.
Fine. You can pay. Who gave you the "unfettered right to the freeway" without paying a cent for it? You want a full-blown 24/7 radar approach service for Coffs so you can go Direct and not down the coast as sugegsted? You pay. 20 years ago, a console on TAAATS cost $1m per year, IIRC.

Originally Posted by Porter
​​​​​​​Let's say the VFR aircraft was operating in VMC, overhead the field, doing whatever he wanted in Class E airspace. The IFR aircraft needing an approach to get down through the cloud would be in VMC at the same levels as the VFR. They would continue the approach in VMC, look out the window until they spotted the aircraft, then continue into IMC on the approach if it was safe to do so.
Absolute nonsense.
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