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falconx 18th Jan 2014 11:53

Vincent take over Brindabella
 
Hearing Vincent have taken on some of Brindabella routes and staff. Interesting to note using SF340's perhaps we can see some competition down the track with rex

Horatio Leafblower 18th Jan 2014 12:38

GSE has been delivered to Narrabri and the old Pelican ground handling team have been trained to use it.

...sorry did someone say "old"? :ooh:

goodonyamate 18th Jan 2014 17:05

whats with the ZK rego?

waren9 18th Jan 2014 18:00

why deal with casa if you dont have to?:E

Going Nowhere 18th Jan 2014 22:04

Saab's are all VH- registered now, I believe.

Just the QuadraPuff on the ZK- side.

Bladeangle 18th Jan 2014 22:31

Interesting...

Anyone know what sort of numbers Brindies were getting out of there each day?

Weren't they operating a metro on that route?

I heard a rumour the owners of the J32's were starting another Newcastle based operation "pelican air"...

Fieldmouse 18th Jan 2014 23:39

Bladeangle re -Narrabri figures.
 
All regional route quarterly figures to Sydney are published here. Re daily flights I suppose you'd have to dig up a schedule for each port. Looks like Narrabri-Sydney is maxing out around 14-15000 pax pa.


airportQuarterly passenger statistics for NSW air routes to and from Sydney Airport | Transport for NSW


Bladeangle 18th Jan 2014 23:57

Thanks Fieldmouse! That puts it into perspective.

Fieldmouse 19th Jan 2014 00:34

What doesn't show
 
In the official figures is a bit of FIFO stuff either via charter from Syd and Brisvegas. I even think Brindy had a RPT route out of Brissy same as Tamworth.

Going Nowhere 19th Jan 2014 02:04

The Saab and the 146 did a few BNE-NAA-SYD flights late this week.

Vincent Aviation plans to provide daily passenger service between Narrabri and Sydney | Vincent Aviation

Vincent Aviation to host a scenic flight for the Narrabri Shire Community on Saturday 18th January | Vincent Aviation

Gordon77 19th Jan 2014 04:38

From the Vincent Aviation Australia website, it seems they are applying only for Narrabri-Sydney at this stage.

It seems unlikely to me that they would fly the BAe146 into Narrabri, even for publicity purposes....

Bye for now,

G

Horatio Leafblower 19th Jan 2014 06:33

Promise you Gordon old mate, the BAe146 was in Narrabri on 10th January and subsequently also.

Trojan1981 19th Jan 2014 07:19

Smells like a broker job to me. Probably AVMIN eyeing off a FIFO. Perhaps the Whitehaven project?

Gordon77 19th Jan 2014 07:34

Thanks Mr Leafblower,

Looks like I stand corrected- I bet the 146 is the biggest plane into Narrabri in ages... looking forward to seeing some pics- I'll have a scout around on the interweb.

Bye for now,

G

megle2 19th Jan 2014 09:00

The 146 has some spare capacity seeing jets have been banned by Casa from operating into the new Miles runway. No papi. Second thoughts maybe as it's a ZK rego it still goes there

Lord_Lucan 19th Jan 2014 09:15

According to Flightaware, ZK-ECO was last in Miles on Jan 7th.

Going Nowhere 19th Jan 2014 09:18

What? Do CASA think it's impossible to land a jet without PAPI? :ugh:

Better ban them from Roma while they're at it.

Capt Claret 19th Jan 2014 09:35

The rule might be considered OTT but it's there.


Originally Posted by CAO 82.5
5.3 Unless otherwise approved in writing by CASA and subject to paragraph 5.4, an operator must not permit turbo-jet aeroplanes to use runways that are not equipped with electronic or visual approach slope guidance.

5.4 Paragraph 5.3 does not apply to runways at nominated alternate aerodromes.


falconx 19th Jan 2014 10:04

Wasn't the papi an issue with Jetgo and the 145 to barcaldine

Oktas8 19th Jan 2014 10:07

Both Australia & NZ require PAPI
 
If the aircraft is ZK registered....

Rule 121.71:


(b) A holder of an air operator certificate must ensure that an aeroplane performing an air operation under the authority of the holder’s certificate does not use an aerodrome for landing or taking-off unless the aerodrome has—
(1) rescue fire equipment that is appropriate to the aeroplane type and is acceptable to the Director; and
(2) for turbojet and turbofan powered aeroplanes, an operating visual approach slope indicator system, except when the aeroplane is performing a precision instrument approach that includes glideslope guidance.


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