
If so how and where do we apply for permission to fly during that time (23/04 to 27/04)


Whole country??Morph wrote:yes there is going to be another practice run 23rd to 27th April
I am told you will need SSC and FAC and flight plan, if you plan to operate 2ft or more off the ground. Circuits do not require a FP, but do require FAC and SSC. I flew extensively during the last 2 ex.'s and Cops (SAPS, and Border cops) check and get very grumpy if you don't have the required codes....In order to establish some sort of “access control” for the airspace, the SAAF has applied the following principles:
Declaration of 50NM restricted airspace, designated as an Air Defence Identification Zone (ADIZ), around the events area.
Declaration of restricted airspace of approximately 5NM around the event venues.
Implementation of a security screening process for all aircrew.
Implementation of an authorisation process for each flight.
All aircraft operating inside the ADIZ must file flight plans.
All aircraft operating inside the ADIZ must be transponder equipped.
It is important to note at this point that the terms “aircraft” and “aircrew” also refer to gliders, paragliders, balloons, parachutes, etc, and their crews. Basically, if you want to operate a foot or two above the ground, you need to go through these processes!
Prior to the launching of the SWC, the SAAF will have one more major exercise, covering the whole of South Africa, in order to ensure that all the “i”s are dotted and the “t”s are crossed. This will take place over the period 23-26 April 2010. During this period the same security measures, as applicable to the SWC, will be applied, and all aircrew must ensure that they adhere to these arrangements. The SWC, which is scheduled for 11 June – 11 July, will then run just so much better once all have been practiced and everybody knows exactly what is expected of them, and what to expect.
I am filing for the weekends flying just in case. I am too close to FAWK and FASK and it be too easy to scramble and make EG of me.....Flight Authorisation Application. Once you have received your SSC, you are cleared to continue to the next step, namely applying for authorisations for each flight. Every single flight (from first take-off to first landing) must receive an individual authorisation code. No codes can be carried over between flights or aircraft or aircrew. The process to follow is:
1.Pilots apply to the SAAF for authorisation for a flight, at least 24 hours before the planned flight. Applications can be done as follows:
a.By Telephone to 012 312 2625.
b.By fax to 012 312 2626.
c.By e-mail to flightautho@telkomsa.net
2.Application forms can be obtained from wtr@mweb.co.za, the SACAA website and ATNS website.
3.Once an application was submitted, it will be processed. If not successful, the SAAF will inform you immediately. If successful, you will receive a unique Flight Authorisation Code (FAC) for that specific flight.
4.The FAC must then be displayed on the flight plan, in Field 18, marked RMK/FAC
demon wrote:Excercise Shield 6
Seems valid from Friday 23rd April to Monday 26 April
So at least we can fly on the Tuesday 27th April......right?
JOHANNESBURG (FAJA) AND CAPE TOWN (FACA) FLIGHT INFORMATION REGIONS
TEMPORARY RESTRICTED AIRSPACE
EXERCISE SHIELD 6 – ALL SOCCER WORLD CUP 2010 VENUES
AIRAC Effective Date: 08 APRIL 2010
Validity Period: 23 APRIL 2010– 26 APRIL 2010
All Non-transponder Equipped special concessions flights such as Micro lighters, Para Gliders need to be approved by Colonel Elma De Villiers at 012 3121745 before the FAC code can be issued, flights from 2 hrs before and 2 hrs after the game.
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