Queenstown
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Was looking for pics of the airport/approach and found this----
http://www.airliners.net/open.file?i...tic=yes&size=L
And this-----------
http://www.airliners.net/open.file?i...tic=yes&size=L
http://www.airliners.net/open.file?i...tic=yes&size=L
And this-----------
http://www.airliners.net/open.file?i...tic=yes&size=L
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Last edited by ontrackfor; 23rd Nov 2004 at 14:05.
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i flew an Archer into q-town a few months back (hard enough, without commanding a jet), and 2 pilots from a 737 walked into the terminal, they looked about 50-60 so i'd say only really senior pilots fly into queenstown, not that i'm an expert.
Also a while back an ATR 72 entered the control zone without an entry clearance infringing the separation requirements for it and a 737
link to the report http://www2.taic.org.nz/InvDetail/99-005.aspx
so the companies involved, probably got senior pilots from then on to only fly into q-town, or at least to educate all pilots on the extra demands when flying in.
Also a while back an ATR 72 entered the control zone without an entry clearance infringing the separation requirements for it and a 737
link to the report http://www2.taic.org.nz/InvDetail/99-005.aspx
so the companies involved, probably got senior pilots from then on to only fly into q-town, or at least to educate all pilots on the extra demands when flying in.