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Air Services Regulations - Temporary Reclassification of Airspace (AERU 06-066) (08/12/2006)

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This instrument temporarily reclassifies a defined block of airspace northeast of Adelaide to Class G (uncontrolled) from 28 Dec 2006 to 6 Jan 2007. Issued by Stephen Angus for Airservices Australia under the Air Services Regulations 1995, it means pilots in that area must “see and avoid” and maintain their own separation while air traffic services are limited to basic flight information rather than positive radar control.

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Air Services Regulations - Temporary Reclassification of Airspace (AERU 06-066) (08/12/2006)

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INSTRUMENT NUMBER AERU 06-066

AIR SERVICES REGULATIONS – 1995

I, STEPHEN JAMES ANGUS, General Manager Airspace and Environment Regulatory Unit, a delegate of Airservices Australia, make this instrument under paragraphs 2.04 (1)(b) and 2.04 (3)(a) of the Air Services Regulations 1995 (ASR 1995).

Stephen Angus

……………………………

Stephen Angus

General Manager

Airspace and Environment Regulatory Unit

8th December 2006

TEMPORARY RECLASSIFICATION OF AIRSPACE

Commencement

This instrument commences on 28th December 2006.

2. Cancellation

This instrument ceases on 6th January 2007.

Description of Reclassified Airspace

a. The following volume of airspace is temporarily reclassified as Class G Airspace:

The area bounded by straight lines joining 34 25 40S 139 18 57E,

34 32 30S 138 55 13E, 34 16 35S 139 07 33E then along the minor

arc of a circle of 50nm radius centred on 34 56 49S 138 21 28E

(AD/DME) to 34 25 40S 139 18 57E.

b. The air traffic services provided in the declared airspace will be Class G.

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1 Air Services Regulations - Temporary Reclassification of Airspace (AERU 06-066) (08/12/2006)

INSTRUMENT NUMBER AERU 06-066

AIR SERVICES REGULATIONS – 1995

Stephen Angus

……………………………

Stephen Angus

General Manager

Airspace and Environment Regulatory Unit

8th December 2006

TEMPORARY RECLASSIFICATION OF AIRSPACE

Commencement

This instrument commences on 28th December 2006.

2. Cancellation

This instrument ceases on 6th January 2007.

Description of Reclassified Airspace

a. The following volume of airspace is temporarily reclassified as Class G Airspace:

The area bounded by straight lines joining 34 25 40S 139 18 57E,

34 32 30S 138 55 13E, 34 16 35S 139 07 33E then along the minor

arc of a circle of 50nm radius centred on 34 56 49S 138 21 28E

(AD/DME) to 34 25 40S 139 18 57E.

b. The air traffic services provided in the declared airspace will be Class G.