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Hover Bovver
16th Jun 2009, 15:27
Please could let me know if it is possible to do off airfield landings in the netherlands ? and if so are there any hoops to jump through ? Also what is the latest on mode s ? The aircraft is G Registered and only has mode C.
Any help apprecited
Cheers
HB
JimBall
16th Jun 2009, 17:14
Mode S updates for all Europe here (http://www.eurocontrol.int/msa/public/standard_page/General_aviation_VFR.html)
Rotordent
16th Jun 2009, 22:08
Off airfields landings are possible:
1-You need a license for off airfields landings from IWV tel: 088-4890000 for non PH registered helicopters.
2-you need written permission of the landowner.
3- " verklaring van geen bezwaar " from the mayor.
4- give 24hr before landing fax with your intensions to Luchtvaart politie: 020-5025699 and to Dienst handhaving 023-5663471
Regards,
Rotordent
Rotordent
16th Jun 2009, 22:12
Integrated Package the Netherlands (http://www.ais-netherlands.nl/aim/090423-090604/eAIP/html/index-en-GB.html)
Hover Bovver
17th Jun 2009, 12:06
Thanks for the replies.
Rotordent ,Any idea how long the licence takes to get ? As the event is next week !
Regards
HB
Rotordent
17th Jun 2009, 13:44
Are there more helicopters involved and with dutch registration? if yes than do nothing and go for it.
If not you might try +31 235663252 IWV .
Succes
Hover Bovver
17th Jun 2009, 19:51
Thanks Rotordent, it is for Assen Moto GP, I was hoping that it would be a licensed helipad, but i have just found out it is not ! Not sure if any other AC are going.
Check-out Heli Holland +31591351251. Their HQ is very close to Assen and they know how to arrange landing permits on short notice.
Hover Bovver
19th Jun 2009, 12:09
Thanks to all for the replys, all paperwork underway !
The Modes S situation is slightly confusing, but having spoken to Amsterdam Heliport there is no requirement for it as long as you are below the necessary height, the only problem is with the NSAA , as Mode s is required even below 1200 feet. and the NSAA has a pretty big area of the coast, means a bit of a detour to get around the bottom of it , does anybody have any experience ??
Best regards
HB