Departure Call Contrary To Circuit Direction??

[Big Kev]

Hi All,

Just wondering what your deperature call would be if departing contrary to circuit direction so for example.........

If the runways are 36/18 and your outbound track is 030 degrees then obviously you'd want to depart with an initial climb to 1500'AGL and then hook a right to get onto 030 degrees.

At the holding point of runway 36 would your call go something like this:

"Location traffic, Cessna 182 Alpha Bravo Charlie is rolling runway 36 for right turn departure to the north east climbing to 5500' " and then when on upwind say "Location traffic, Cessna 182 ABC is upwind runway 36 shortly right turn to track 030 passing 1000 climbing to 5500"?

Is that all good - I don't really like the CASA calls in there publication and am just wondering what others out there are saying if there departing contrary to circuit direction?

Thanks


BK

[Chimbu chuckles]

What about.

"ABC traffic, Cessna XYZ taxiing for rwy 36 ABC"

"ABC traffic, Cessna XYZ departed ABC 12, tracking 030, left 1500' climbing 5500"

KISS.

[kimwestt]

:= Read your AIP's - if you know what they are, and have them:bored:

[Chimbu chuckles]

Is that all good - I don't really like the CASA calls in there publication

Just out of curiosity where have you got the impression that what you like or don't like is actually a factor in how you work the wireless?

[No Body]

Just wondering what your deperature call would be if departing contrary to circuit direction

I would make an entering and back-tracking call with intentions (ie stating that I would make a right turn after take-off).

Then once airborne and climbing through 2000ft (circuit height + 500ft) I would make a call along the lines of: [location] traffic [callsign] [type] airborne runway 36, passing 2000, turning right to intercept 030 outbound [loaction]

I don't really like the CASA calls in there publication

Regardless of whether or not you like the requirements surely you realise that are still obligated to comply with them...