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Pacificbird 19th Nov 2007 21:25

Speed Restrictions below 10 000
 
Can anyone tell me or confirm if there are any speed restrictions below 10 000 ft on departure in NZ? I can't seem to find any reference for it in the the jepp texts.......cheers:confused:

404 Titan 19th Nov 2007 22:06

Pacificbird

From our company port page of Auckland the following speed restriction apply:

Arrival = Max IAS 250KTS below 10,000FT within 30NM, unless otherwise approved or instructed by ATC.

Departure = Nil.

cribble 20th Nov 2007 00:44

Correct, up to a point.
See here http://www.caa.govt.nz/rules/Rule_Co...solidation.pdf
for ops in class D, E F or G airspace (IFR) and class C, D,E,F or G airspace (VFR), not above 250KIAS below 10000.
More good info re- NZ ops in the online AIP at
http://www.aip.net.nz/default.aspx
Try it. It's free!

404 Titan 20th Nov 2007 03:22

cribble

I didn’t realise there was a difference for VFR operations. I just assumed that Pacificbird was referring to high capacity RPT ops which generally always operate to the IFR.

Pacificbird 20th Nov 2007 04:07

Titan
Thanks, and yes I was referring to high capacity international, IFR ops....:ok:


Cribble,
thanks for the reference, at least now I can back myself up with knowing how I came across the information and where to find it. Cheers....:p

cribble 20th Nov 2007 05:28

Understood.
I assumed there would be expansion outside AKL, WLG, CHC, particularly to DUD or QLZ which, from memory (it has been a while), involve class D.
Safe ops.

Lo-Bank 20th Nov 2007 18:57

How does this apply when ATC say "no speed," according to this rule it is not legal to exceed 250kts, or am I missing something here. Another rule perhaps. :)

Pacificbird 20th Nov 2007 20:36

Speed Requirement under Radar control
 
Lo-Bank

http://www.aip.net.nz/pdf/_aENR_1.6.pdf

Hope this will shed some light on your quest to Iron things out.......it did for me. Cheers:ok:

Richo 21st Nov 2007 01:12

Question - Is Welington not class C airspace?

C was not included in the list of airspace shown.

It is virtualy the same as her in Oz.

richo

Lo-Bank 4th Dec 2007 07:28

Pacificbird
 
Just got around to having a look at ENR 1.6.

Ta 4 that.:)


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