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Old 3rd June 2009 | 08:19
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renrut
 
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S Transponerss in thw Netherland

This is the applicable bit.
A friend has just returned from a trip accross Belgium, Netherland and Germany with S type

2 — USE OF SSR MODE S TRANSPONDER FOR MOTORISED VFR FLIGHTS
WITHIN THE AMSTERDAM FIR
The use of a SSR mode S transponder is mandatory within the Amsterdam FIR for VFR flights with motorised aircraft (including microlight aeroplanes (MLA), touring motorgliders (TMG), and helicopters) in the complete FIR, excluding airspace class G below 1200 ft AMSL, where it is not within the North Sea Area Amsterdam (NSAA).

Aircraft with an operational SSR mode S transponder have to activate the transponder at all altitudes in all types of airspace, even when it is not mandatory to use a transponder in that area.

Motorised aircraft that are not equipped with a SSR mode S transponder have only access to airspace with class G below 1200 ft AMSL.
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