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Old 11th Jul 2012, 00:10
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Neville - your post belongs on Page 1 of this thread, either that or you havent read right through the thread. The consultants from EGKK have already visited and made some recommendations, but they also say it is an Apples and Oranges case.
My point is what is possible. Look around the world at what can be done and ask why aren't we doing it. Going to the States opens your eyes to what is actually possible.

Neville, I know there is a lot of holding for BN but I'm not sure how many days there are with 1hr holds in cavok.
Seen it twice personally this year, often min speed on the climb/cruise followed by a solid 45-50 min hold. Once in extreme CAVOK the other light showers with a high overcast.

There are also NOTAMS out for 60 mins traffic holding at certain time periods.
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Old 11th Jul 2012, 01:30
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Once in extreme CAVOK the other light showers with a high overcast.
What has that got to do with the price of carbon? ()

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Old 11th Jul 2012, 06:59
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You beat me to it Rob

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Old 11th Jul 2012, 07:00
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So how does this fit in with BN holding up to 1hr?
I'm sure they'll get around it by not scheduling arrivals during the peak...
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Old 11th Jul 2012, 07:41
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and the airport with the new Airport Link [tunnel] is in a position to deal with the pressure that will come with so many world leaders all arriving in quite a compressed window of time and then leaving in quite a compressed window of time as well."
Easy, they will all be VIP priority and experience minimal delays, and everybody else will suffer twice as much.
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Out of interest, did anyone else require start clearances for flights to Brisbane last night? I heard it was required in Townsville. I've seen it before when there have been significant delays due to storms etc., but it was a Tuesday night and there were only light showers around. The start of things to come - hour delays waiting for a start?
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Old 11th Jul 2012, 11:29
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Yeah, but you don't get the overtime sitting on the ground!
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Old 11th Jul 2012, 12:19
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It doesn't make your landing time any later than it would have been anyway.
I understand what you're saying, but the plane in question was held on the ground for over an hour. How many others had that sort of enroute delay last night?
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Old 11th Jul 2012, 16:49
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It doesn't make your landing time any later than it would have been anyway.
How transparent is that?

or to make a more direct question:

How does that work?

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Old 12th Jul 2012, 00:24
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this morning is shocking, 25 minutes holding, cant even get visual having to divert north or south, pretty wide spread mind you
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Old 12th Jul 2012, 04:22
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How does that work?
Long time out of the system now, but it used to work based on your original ETA, this was put into the MAESTRO system and your 'slot was assigned' by manual insert, you then take the delay anyway you want, on the ground or in the air, it won't effect the order of the sequence as you are already in it... The biggest problem was then not getting away on time after a ground delay, but still trying to get the original revised landing time, based on how you see the estimate, not how the ATCs and MAESTRO sees your estimate; things like short cuts and increased speed to make your original spot aren't going to work when there is a solid queue in place, it's hard for us to organise an ad-hoc overtaking lane.

I've also encountered a few grumpy sods ex CB who need to get a spin or two on the way to SY after taking a ground delay; **** does happen, slots get missed, go rounds, higher priority push-ins etc, your spot in the queue doesn't change but your landing time might...
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Old 12th Jul 2012, 07:36
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ACFT ARRIVING BRISBANE START CLEARANCE REQUIRED
CTC 07 3866 3324
FROM THE FOLLOWING DEPARTURE POINTS:
MACKAY (YBMK), ROCKHAMPTON (YBRK), EMERALD
(YEML), GLADSTONE (YGLA), ROMA (YROM), WILLIAMTOWN (YWLM), THANGOOL (YTNG),
TAMWORTH (YSTW)
FROM 07 120614 TO 07 121000

I'm looking forward to my BNE arrival tomorrow night even more - Friday nights typically being busier and the weather supposed to be worse!
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Old 12th Jul 2012, 08:34
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Call ready now Aimpoint!
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Old 12th Jul 2012, 08:35
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Having attended the Queensland Regional Aviation Safety Forum today at the BNE ATS the only answer I can produce is that it is only going to get worse..... much worse.

BAC are blinkered that anyone who does not park in the carpark and buy a coffee or some other crap from the terminal does not count.

We are all understanding that another runway is needed.... apparently not BAC

ATS put forward their predictions about what is going to happen..... ooooohhh that looks like its going to be fun. NOT Major capacity crunch approaching.

BAC's answer to the capacity crunch is ban anything less than 50 seats, the mining industry representatives tried not to choke on that remark.

Their answer was anything else can PFO to the Goldy, Sunny Coast or Archy.... yeah right when usually 40%+ pax have BNE connections.

One AirService guy said that was fine but who is going to take care of movements to these other places....... yeah too hard basket that one

The fun part was the discussion about terminal space for the growing FIFO markets.....hahahaha

Lets build a terminal for aircraft 20T + and we will build another for <20T..... but I forgot we are going to blanket ban any aircraft less than 50 seats. Oh yeah forgot that detail Another white elephant in the making.

The only real gem is that the solution to the 14 & 19 sim ops possibly a PRM kind of approach where 19 is tracked to land with 14 following 30+sec behind.

But 01 with 32 arrivals wont fly... pardon the pun

I think I have covered it with just about every smilie i could creatively use, its going to get worse by a big margin and the finger pointing is already underway

Thankfully our freshly renumbered favorite STARS at SMOKA, GC, BLAKA & MLY all have the hold now printed on the plate...... just in case you forgot

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Old 12th Jul 2012, 22:53
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Aimpoint - Thursdays are normally the busiest night for BN.... not withstanding other factors such as weather etc.

Twotbags - 01/32 and 01/14 crops still happens now, in the right conditions i.e. cloud base, wind etc, but not at night. The holding times for evening traffic are generally significantly less if BN has been operating crops up until last light. 19/14 PRM style crops is a little way off yet and the benefits may not be as great as you hope. As you say, the 14 lander could be fairly close behind the 19 acft, but the next 19 lander has to be quite a bit further back to guard against a possible 14 go round. It does open up more departure spots though. The other problem is ATC workload monitoring this style of approach whilst dealing with the regular melee of various aircraft types departing through and crossing over the inbounds.

Pushing some BN traffic to YBAF isn't great either due to the effect AF arrivals/departures have at night or in IMC when BN is on R01 ILS.
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Old 12th Jul 2012, 23:18
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I see a solution, daylight saving in the middle of winter - brilliant!!
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Old 12th Jul 2012, 23:56
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We are all understanding that another runway is needed.... apparently not BAC
Did they explain this position at all?
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Old 14th Jul 2012, 22:09
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Perhaps OT now, but was there an ATSB investigation into the incident that seems to have bought this issue to ahead:

Some all-star in a Cirrus doing a missed approach on 14 and having a close encounter of the Boeing kind with an aircraft on final for 19.
The only relevant report I can find was between a Metro and a 717 back in 2005 (Investigation: 200504338 - Breakdown of Separation, Brisbane Airport, Qld).

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Old 15th Jul 2012, 10:21
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It's simple, but ultimately self defeating economics. Airport owners want to spend their money on retail outlets, not runways. In fact, more runways means faster flow-through of people. This is bad. More congestion means more bored travelers wandering around the terminal (i.e shops), and it means peak periods last longer during the day. This is good. The fact that aeroplanes are burning $ in holding patterns is an airline scheduling issue, passengers will still come, and it's better to have the terminal constantly busy rather than suffer peaks and troughs.

Not sure if the long term consequences of this mentality e.g airline receivership,
have been fully considered though...
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Old 4th Sep 2012, 07:31
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18500 movements last month! Going to be interesting loosing 14/32 altogether in a month or so for construction of the new runway. For those posters earlier in the thread that suggested taking a look at Gatwick, aparantly thats been done, infact they came to Aus and said BN is at capacity. Thats what I heard anyway.
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