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Flying Around Canberra

Here is some helpful information for flying in and around Canberra.

 



Canberra City Flights PDF Print E-mail

The information covered here is for Canberra City Flights as described in the ERSA. Because these flights are cleared above 3500ft they get handed over to approach who will not accept a flight if no plan is in the system.  This means that when we ask for a city flight the controllers have to enter a plan in for us.  Doing this beforehand means their duties are eased a little and we will probably have fewer and shorter delays getting out.  This is especially relevant during periods of high workload in the early mornings and late afternoons.

While they understand that sometimes we do these flights on a spur of the moment basis and therefore won’t lodge a flight plan they have asked that if you can give advance notice by lodging a plan then do so.

Last Updated ( Friday, 18 December 2009 )
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Learning To Fly in and Around the ACT PDF Print E-mail

Unfortunately, the Aero Club does not, at the moment, provide flight training. At Canberra, the only organisation actually on the airfield which provides flight traning is Brindabella (who also happen to run an airline). Brindabella is very convenient, has high standards, and, for CPL students, provides a plausible path into airlines jobs. See http://www.brindabellaairlines.com.au/index.php?q=node/237 for details.
Other options around the district are...

Last Updated ( Saturday, 28 February 2009 )
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Flying Out Of Canberra Airspace PDF Print E-mail

Flying out of Canberra Airspace is not as difficult as you may think.

The following example provides a guide to the procedures required out bound.

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Flying Into Canberra Airspace PDF Print E-mail

Flying into Canberra Airspace is not as difficult as you may think.

The following example provides a guide to the procedures required inbound.

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