MNPS - HF!
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MNPS - HF!
morning all,
a quick question, how many hf systems are required to fly in MNPS airspace?
what is the definition of "short haul" ?
basically what i am asking is if i can fly a hawker 800a with 2 LRNS and 1 HF CYYT/CYYR - EGGW
thanks, imri
a quick question, how many hf systems are required to fly in MNPS airspace?
what is the definition of "short haul" ?
basically what i am asking is if i can fly a hawker 800a with 2 LRNS and 1 HF CYYT/CYYR - EGGW
thanks, imri
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This is a good question.
Our authority (EASA land) requires us to carry, in addition to the HF, another mean of communication other than VHF, and the Satcom is accepted.
This for commercial operation.
Our authority (EASA land) requires us to carry, in addition to the HF, another mean of communication other than VHF, and the Satcom is accepted.
This for commercial operation.
1 HF is sufficient for all NAT operations, however it must be working at the time of entry.
Being equipped with a working sat phone installation, together with the relevant numbers (care, some are inmarsat short codes, those won't work on iridium) is very helpful.
In case of HF failure please revert to satcom only in case of urgency, they don't really like to get called. Just for position reports relay them via an airliner on 123.45.
We're there somewhere, bored, happy to help you.
Being equipped with a working sat phone installation, together with the relevant numbers (care, some are inmarsat short codes, those won't work on iridium) is very helpful.
In case of HF failure please revert to satcom only in case of urgency, they don't really like to get called. Just for position reports relay them via an airliner on 123.45.
We're there somewhere, bored, happy to help you.