Failure to display an ASIC when required was $550 fine back in 2005,
don't know what it is now.
Can't recall off the top of my head but are there clubs in Australia
that share ops with RPT, so an ASIC is required, or have these clubs
successfully managed a procedure to avoid ASIC requirements?
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"After the third glider hit a gable marker (British invention)"
Possibly because the british had so many grassed fields and gabled markers
were the only way you could identify the runway from ground level.
Chris
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We had dealings with such a firm. They 'ceased trading' but in the meantime had
sold vouchers to the masses who understandably turned up expecting to fly.
We did not receive any payment for the flights, which we honoured for good
customer relations.
Having said that, Sydney Gliding, who operate
I like the words of Norm Sanders to "seek forgiveness" rather than
"ask permission." After the third glider hit a gable marker (British
invention) he removed them and replaced them with white FLAT (USA
style) markers
I had a conversation with Norm about this at Temora some years ago.
Som
Bill,
You will find that the secure area is defined. At some airports it is
the RPT apron, at others it is the entire airport inside the fence.
In Toowoomba it is the entire airport and there is a council person
monitoring. She used to be a receptionist at the aero club about 15
years ago fo
Hi folks
The weather over the weekend will depend entirely on what TC Ului does.
The BoM is forecasting it to cross the coast about Proserpine (between
Mackay and Townsville) on Sunday night/Saturday morning, but the NOAA
data suggests a more southerly crossing (about Shoalwater bay). I'll
up
Hi Stuart, so what happens if you're caught at Merimbula (or any other
"security ad") without an ASIC? Has anyone experienced this & been fined? I
read the OAPA article also & it seemed to me that as long as you don't try
to enter or leave airside via the RPT Terminal, you can argue you're not in
t
Ian,
Norm has got a lot to seek forgiveness for - from the archeries
1982 Norm Sanders retires from Tasmanian state parliament, Bob Brown
elected to replace him on a countback.
SDF
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Your lucky - through Canberra Airport we only get a 22 month renewal, not
sure why and because the boss pays I do not ask to many questions. The same
level of security and checks as required for the Marine equivalent called
the MSIC (blue in color) which is valid for 5 years - does that make sense
Ian,
I agree with about 95% of what you are saying here, but a letter to the Poli's
to get them to think again? You must be joking! I bet most of them haven't
thought about it at all!
"No Red Card for me" but I trust you will "keep the Red Flag flying"??
Re Gable markers as opposed to flat
Great!
Laurie and I are heading to Hervey Bay tomorrow, through to Sunday.. :-( :-(
I guess a trip to Fraser Island is out!!
ROSS
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[mailto:aus-soaring-boun...@lists.internode.on.net] On Behalf Of Robert Hart
Sent: Tuesday,
A friend of mine carries a dayglow shirt and a clipboard in his aircraft and
dons it on the occasions when he needs fuel. I never got around to applying
for an ASIC and last year went around airports in western NSW QLD and SA -
you just have to wander between airports or meet up with somebody with
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