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Old 2nd Sep 2010, 06:04
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Has anybody asked the Cairns refueler what's going on?
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Old 3rd Sep 2010, 01:06
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Yes i have always wondered about a 14 missed approach and 01 takeoff .I understand in daylight a early right turn inside 01-19 would be in order.

Last night from 6pm-9pm with wind under 10 knots everything was landing 01 and taking off 01.After 9pm a few prop landers landed 32 however they then had to make sure the 01 landers were on the runway so they sequenced the 32 over fly's with either altitude if they were crossing the 01-19 runway from the north, or distance with the down wind, to avoid any possible conflict with the traffic on 01 in case of a go around for the 01 traffic.
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Old 11th Sep 2010, 12:51
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19/14 CROPS has been suspended UFN, as of yesterday arvo. Apparently the risk was assessed as too high, and only one of the CB Managers had the authority to sign off on the risk, which he refused to do.

01/14 and 01/32 will be available during daylight hours only.

The rumour is that AsA want the airlines to accept some of the risk for CROPS to resume.

For all you turoprops heading north it might be a good idea to start accepting 5kts of DW off 32, and save some delays!

Of course, a single runway for arrivals is going to start throwing up some big delays. 37 minutes of holding last night for some arrivals.

No end in sight at this stage.
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Old 12th Sep 2010, 04:27
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The Holding Patterns have been oiled, primed, and are ready for use.
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Old 12th Sep 2010, 21:54
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P-Dubby,
you are correct that delays are primarily affecting arrivals.
However, the more acft that depart off the secondary rwy will reduce pressure on 19. It is not unusual to be 8 or 10 deep at the holding point during the morning and afternoon peaks.
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Old 13th Sep 2010, 04:33
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The rumour is that AsA want the airlines to accept some of the risk for CROPS to resume.
How does that work in practice? Do they sign some sort of waiver?
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Old 14th Sep 2010, 08:57
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Short answer- yes.
At the moment AsA holds all the risk, and therefore responsibility if something goes wrong. If the airlines sign up to the procedure, then AsA abrogates its responsibility, and therefore its liability.
It all about the money, oh and safety of course!!
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Old 15th Sep 2010, 04:39
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It's always about the money. Anyone who thinks differently has rocks in their head.
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Old 26th Sep 2010, 07:03
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On one hand they say traffic has slowed while the other hand brings in the $150 movement fee on the 01st Oct due increased traffic!!
Supposed to encourage arrivals / departures outside the peak periods.
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Old 26th Sep 2010, 09:52
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Last Tuesday there were 12 awaiting 19 departures at 0940am.9 holding for full length and 2 QFlink Q400'S and a Brindabella J41 holding at Alpha 3 intersection.

With over 600 movements on the busy days and up to nearly 50 in the peak hours aircraft movements are skyrocketing. Pax figures are now increasing at 7.5% growth for past 3 months .The decline they were talking about has now ended.
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Old 26th Sep 2010, 20:08
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I wonder if BAC are rueing this short sighted decision?
I think they're too frantic getting the domestic LCC common user terminal expansion and TWY C3T finished to be rueing too much.
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Old 27th Sep 2010, 04:37
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You mean the Common User New Terminal???
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Old 27th Sep 2010, 05:51
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Cute. A particularly apt description for the maze of shipping-containers that have been doing temporary duties
I asked if it was called that because it was for Common People (when you look at the airlines that use it) and received a bit of a death stare in return .
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Old 28th Sep 2010, 21:00
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Everything appears to have changed again Monday.During daylight hours 14 or 32 is being used again as well as 01 however all traffic on 01 is now doing ILS approaches and no longer visual river track from the north.I assume this gives the tower controller a better idea of conflicting traffic on 14 or 32 and allows for better visual separations????

All i know is some suburbs have alot more traffic all of a sudden and others none.
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Old 30th Sep 2010, 10:07
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tourismman, not quite correct. 01 and 14 or 32 can be used for CROPS during daylight hours. The reason that they are on the ILS has to do with the weather, not CROPS. There are new determinations on cloud base as to when they have to be nominated. It has recently gone from a 2500' to 4000' for 01. With all the dodgy weather we have been having there has been lots of ILS. Having said that 19 was the runway of the day today!
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Old 1st Oct 2010, 03:27
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thanks for the info p-dubby.

interesting that after about 45mins things are at a guess, as you're now required to get a slot time as far out as 360nm during 2000-1200 utc.
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