scottish tma
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scottish tma
not really sure if this is the right place for this post but i will ask anyway.
As i understand it at the end of the month prestwick is getting back its control zone, which is also going to affect the current scottish tma. but does anyone know the extent of any changes? like will glasgows ctr remain unchanged? (which i doubt as its only about 8 miles north of prestwick) are they extending the 2,500 ft section of the tma south.Also will new charts be issued? or are we expected to mark all this up on existing charts i checked the caa`s wbsite for amendments but it still says they are waiting for details
As i understand it at the end of the month prestwick is getting back its control zone, which is also going to affect the current scottish tma. but does anyone know the extent of any changes? like will glasgows ctr remain unchanged? (which i doubt as its only about 8 miles north of prestwick) are they extending the 2,500 ft section of the tma south.Also will new charts be issued? or are we expected to mark all this up on existing charts i checked the caa`s wbsite for amendments but it still says they are waiting for details
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You can find answers to all of these questions - and more - on the AIS website at:
www.ais.org.uk
For the new PK zone, look in the Publications/AIC/Yellow section.
www.ais.org.uk
For the new PK zone, look in the Publications/AIC/Yellow section.
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Andy:
AIC Yellow 112 is the place to look. It comes completes with new airspace diagrams. The web address is:
http://195.217.206.162/aes/pubs/aip/html/aicyellw.htm
AA.
AIC Yellow 112 is the place to look. It comes completes with new airspace diagrams. The web address is:
http://195.217.206.162/aes/pubs/aip/html/aicyellw.htm
AA.
