Designated Remote Areas

[TLAW]

Can someone point me in the right direction? I'm trying to find the section dealing with designated remote areas - I thought it was in the AIP, but I'm having no luck.

[mic310]

I heard they have been removed from charts since Nov 03. Still see some stuff in the C.A.O. s, anyone else confirm this;)

[Capt Hollywood]

From the CASA website, click on the link and scroll down to page 154 and 155

http://www.casa.gov.au/pilots/download/vfr/pre-flight.pdf

[training wheels]

Check out CAO 20.11, 7.1 and Appendix III

Enjoy! :8

[TLAW]

:ok:

Thanks all.

In other news - that is one cr%ppy map. Looks like a fax of a photocopy of a fingerpainting done by a chimp. Took me a while to work out what the hell MFBOLANE, BERRICALF and DELLCATE were. I'm still not sure about THIARA and A_9UWY.

[training wheels]

In other news - that is one cr%ppy map. Looks like a fax of a photocopy of a fingerpainting done by a chimp.

Mate, you should see some of the graphs in the ATPL Boeing 727 Performance and Operating Handbook! How can they expect us to read all that garbage printing under exam conditions? Unbelievable!

[Arm out the window]

ALBURY, I'd reckon - dunno about THIARA

[Lasiorhinus]

That'd be THARWA, at the southern end of the ACT.

[Lasiorhinus]

I knew there was a good map in the ERSA

http://www.airservices.gov.au/publications/current/ersa/GUID_ersa-fac-2-9_22-Nov-2007.pdf

[Capt Wally]

:)"TW" are they still using that old B727 abridged performance book for the ATPL exams?.........I used to know it inside out, couldn't even tell you the MTOW now. 87 tonnes or so? My copy of that book was a worn out worn out worn out someone elses ! Still I passed & haven't flown a B727 since, unlikely ever to do so!:)

As far as remote area's go?......... the whole of OZ is remote if nobodys talking to ya !:)

CW:ok:

[Peter Fanelli]

I still have my B727 manual somewhere, used only once. :E

[Flash_11]

ERSA page GEN - FIS - 8 has everything you need to know