Microlighters

With effect from 22 October 09 the new Johannesburg SRA's will come into effect. This is the inclusion of Jhb SR South with a frequency of 125.6 running south of the N3 highway, as per AIC AIRAC Supp 54/2009 - see on SACAA website "Johannesburg SRA" for full details and a map of the new boundaries.

Also included in this new structure effective from 22 Oct is that Heidelberg (FAHG) has been designated it's own frequency - 125.9.

We will then have :

Jhb SR East - 125.4
Jhb SR South - 125.6
Jhb SR West - 125.8
FAHG (Heidelberg) 125.9

AWSA NEWS - 22 September 2009

1. CLASS 4 MEDICAL CERTIFICATE
2. MODIFICATIONS TO THE JOHANNESBURG SRA

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1. CLASS 4 MEDICAL CERTIFICATE

Part 67 of the Civil Aviation Regulations has been amended to allow General Practitioners ot perform Class 4 medical examinations. This amendment is included in Goverment Gazette No 32550 - http://www.awsa.co.za/docs/gg32550_09_09_04.pdf (110KB pdf file)

It is understood that CAA still needs to issue a document on the administration protocols for the issue of these medical certificates.

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2. MODIFICATIONS TO THE JOHANNESBURG SRA

AIP Supp S054/09 comes into effect on 22 October 2009. This AIP Supp divides the Johannesburg Special Rules Area into three sectors viz. West, South and East. Each sector has a unique frequency. The new frequencies are West - 125.8, South - 125.6 and East - 125.4

A chart has been issued with the AIC Supp. Both documents are available for dowload using the links below:

AIP Supp - 82KB pdf file http://www.awsa.co.za/docs/S054-09.pdf
A4 Chary of the new JHB SRA - 4,01MB pdf file http://www.awsa.co.za/docs/johannesburg_a4.pdf

And make sure you don't miss the October edition of African Pilot as it got a huge A3 pull out poster of the new map inside.

ZS-NEL wrote:And make sure you don't miss the October edition of African Pilot as it got a huge A3 pull out poster of the new map inside.

One for Cape Town would also be nice !!!
Even though we have a 'landmark'