Airprox above Launceston
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Show me your movement rates to prove this.
Aircraft Movements - Launceston Airport Change
Year end 30 June (thousands) 2007 06 to 07
Regular public transport 9.7 2.1%
General Aviation 4.8 (12.7%)
Total 14.5 (3.3%)
Show me your movement rates to prove this.
Aircraft Movements - Launceston Airport Change
Year end 30 June (thousands) 2007 06 to 07
Regular public transport 9.7 2.1%
General Aviation 4.8 (12.7%)
Total 14.5 (3.3%)
No confusion, if the website provided aircraft movement data i would have obviously provided it.
Mount Isa Website Facts and Figures
Mount Isa Airport operates:
• Domestic RPT services, provided by Qantas
• Regional Domestic services, operated by ******, both scheduled and charter
• In addition there are many General Aviation operators based at Mount Isa Airport
Key passenger statistics:
• 163, 000 passenger movements in the financial year 2006/07.
• Growth in passengers from 2005/06 to 2006/07: 18.34%
• Average annual growth rate over 6 years (from 2001/02 to 2006/07): 15.42%
Mount Isa Airport operates:
• Domestic RPT services, provided by Qantas
• Regional Domestic services, operated by ******, both scheduled and charter
• In addition there are many General Aviation operators based at Mount Isa Airport
Key passenger statistics:
• 163, 000 passenger movements in the financial year 2006/07.
• Growth in passengers from 2005/06 to 2006/07: 18.34%
• Average annual growth rate over 6 years (from 2001/02 to 2006/07): 15.42%
Thread drift, but I await campdoag's figures
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Location: WX at our destination is 32 deg with some bkn cld, but we'll try to have them fixed before we arrive
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Fair dinkum...it just gets worse.
C1123/08
TWR NOT AVBL
MELBOURNE FIR NOTAM C3234/08 REFERS
FROM 06 010400 TO PERM
C1123/08
TWR NOT AVBL
MELBOURNE FIR NOTAM C3234/08 REFERS
FROM 06 010400 TO PERM
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I heard back in Jan or Feb that another controller had been selected for LT TWR, but may be some delay in arrival due release from another area of AsA. Has that controller not arrived yet?
I'm in one of those moods
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Stationair, Roger et al,
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Friday clearance (assuming no hiccups), Tuesday, back to the dolcet tones
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That is of course as long as the 'cease-fire' holds
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Friday clearance (assuming no hiccups), Tuesday, back to the dolcet tones
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That is of course as long as the 'cease-fire' holds
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This on the ABC. I thought Sandilands was a Crikey reporter.
Has a go at what the report didn't mention.
ABC The Drum Unleashed - Cost cutting provokes foggy stuff-up
But nothing about it on his blog??
Has a go at what the report didn't mention.
ABC The Drum Unleashed - Cost cutting provokes foggy stuff-up
But nothing about it on his blog??
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Jaba, correct
Unless, (as was the case here), they are running VERY late .
Not pointing any fingers or anything, but why did the B738 decide to hold where they did?
Unless, (as was the case here), they are running VERY late .
Not pointing any fingers or anything, but why did the B738 decide to hold where they did?