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10Domestic passenger jet aircraft movements—annual quota
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10 Domestic passenger jet aircraft movements—annual quota
(1) 24 domestic passenger jet aircraft movements are permitted each year during curfew periods. (2) An operator may use a domestic passenger jet movement permitted under subregulation (1) only if the operator holds a permit granted under regulation 11 to use a movement. (3) A domestic passenger jet aircraft movement permitted under subregulation (1) may only be used as follows: (a) on a day when the legal time in Queensland is the same as the legal time in New South Wales, to enable a domestic passenger jet aircraft to land at, or take off from, Coolangatta Airport between 11 pm and 11.45 pm; (b) on a day when summer time is in force in New South Wales, to enable a domestic passenger jet aircraft to land at Coolangatta Airport between 11 pm and 11.30 pm.
Note: Summer time is defined for New South Wales by the Standard Time Act 1987 (NSW).
(4) However, an aircraft movement permitted under regulation 9, 16, 18, 19 or 20 is not counted towards the number of domestic passenger jet movements permitted under subregulation (1).