Where does it say you will be breached for not complying.
CAR 99A.
In summary, CAR 99A says:
- CASA may designate airspace within defined horizontal and vertical limits as an area in which broadcast requirements apply
- CASA may give directions specifying the broadcast requirements that apply
- If CASA gives a direction, it must publish a notice setting out the details of the direction in AIP or NOTAMS
- A pilot in command of an aircraft that is operating in an area so designated must not contravene a direction that applies to that aerodrome or area.
- Penalty: 50 penalty units.
CASA ... please provide your interpretation on whether Class E Airspace is Controlled or not ... as it pertains to VFR aircraft.
I'm not CASA, but ....... Class E is controlled airspace - see various AIP references. VFR aircraft do not require an ATC clearance to enter, providing they comply with the various requirements that apply to VFR ops in Class E, their particular type and exemptions (e.g. CAO Part 95).
If a volume of Class E airspace has been declared as a broadcast area, then the directions that apply to the area override the basic Class E conditions of access.
