At one of the airlines I used to work for, we used NADP as a bird strike avoidance procedure. Not because of Doc 8168, but due to the fact bird migration patterns identified predominant presence of birds between 500 and 1500 feet at different airports.
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Pablo Dezontini posted in Air Operations
3 years ago PublicHi, Guys.
Please, do you have any guidance related to the Airport WINGTIP Clearance for the A350?
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Yasin KANBER created a topic in Air Operations
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Dilek Senay Yazici posted in Air Operations
3 years ago PublicGood morning everyone,
Which regulation allows/requires CAMO to perform unscheduled audits at contracted maintenance organizations?
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Michel MASSON posted in Air Operations
3 years ago PublicSAFE 360˚ 2022 started today Sep. 13 in Brussels
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Michel MASSON posted in Air Operations
3 years ago PublicNASA ASRS CALLBACK Issue 512 What would you have done?
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Brendan Moore posted in Air Operations
3 years ago PublicGood morning everyone,
could you please clarify the requirement for LVP at airports for LVTO in the RVR range of 550m - 400m:
According to this manual LVPs are required at the airport (ref. top of page 17).
According e.g. AMC2 SPA.LVO.105(c)(b)(7) LVPs are only required for LVTO with RVR <400m.
Thank you.
Theo Hankers
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Andre de Chauvigny de Blot posted in Air Operations
3 years ago PublicHello everyone,
We are struggling with the new text of AMC1 ORO.FC.105(b)(2);(c)
which stipulates the requirements of aerodrome classification category A.
In bullet (B) it states a condition of the presence of "at least one runway with no performance-limited procedure for take-off and/or landing, such as no requirement to follow a contingency procedure for obstacle clearance in the event of an engine failure on take-off from any runway expected to be used for departure"
How do we need to interpret this? The second part of the sentence seems to contradict the first part of this sentence. If this means that the presence of an EOSID on any runway precludes category A, most aerodromes will fall in category B. Is this assumption correct? How do you interpreted this regulation? -
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