Mike Cross
20th Jun 2006, 09:31
This might be of interest
RIN to host open Forum to discuss CAA’s consultation about Mode S for GA
The Royal Institute of Navigation (RIN) is hosting an Open Forum for GA pilots interested both in learning more, and expressing their views on the CAA’s consultation about the fitting of Mode S into GA aircraft. The main speaker will be Andy Greenwood, an aviation consultant working for the CAA, accompanied by Sqn Ldr Max Seaman from the CAA’s Surveillance and Spectrum 4 Section of Directorate of Airspace Policy. Following Andy’s presentation the floor will be open for views and discussion. Mode S for GA is an issue of great debate in the aviation community and this will be an excellent opportunity for GA pilots to express their views and contribute positively to the debate. Following the Forum the RIN will formally submit to the CAA the views expressed at the Forum.
The open Forum, which is free of charge, will be help in the RAF Club, 128 Piccadilly London, Monday 10 July starting at 1430hrs. All interested parties will be welcome. Further details may be obtain from the RIN, 0207-591-3130
Mike
RIN to host open Forum to discuss CAA’s consultation about Mode S for GA
The Royal Institute of Navigation (RIN) is hosting an Open Forum for GA pilots interested both in learning more, and expressing their views on the CAA’s consultation about the fitting of Mode S into GA aircraft. The main speaker will be Andy Greenwood, an aviation consultant working for the CAA, accompanied by Sqn Ldr Max Seaman from the CAA’s Surveillance and Spectrum 4 Section of Directorate of Airspace Policy. Following Andy’s presentation the floor will be open for views and discussion. Mode S for GA is an issue of great debate in the aviation community and this will be an excellent opportunity for GA pilots to express their views and contribute positively to the debate. Following the Forum the RIN will formally submit to the CAA the views expressed at the Forum.
The open Forum, which is free of charge, will be help in the RAF Club, 128 Piccadilly London, Monday 10 July starting at 1430hrs. All interested parties will be welcome. Further details may be obtain from the RIN, 0207-591-3130
Mike