03-31-2017, 03:20 PM
Interesting that there is apparently no guidance in relation to buildings on airports. I just had to take look at the CASR Part 139 MOS; and low behold there is guidance on runways and obstacle free zones. The CASA chaps must have forgot there was a MOS.
By my reading Essendon Airport falls into the class 3 bucket (refer table 6.2.7). An air strip such as those found at Essendon are comprised of the runway, a graded area and a fly over area. By my reading a class 3 air strip should be 300m wide (150m either side of the runway centre line).
The strip is part of the obstacle free zone. To my eye Dan Murphy's, RSEA and a big swag of DFO (and its fences) are in the obstacle free zone.
But I guess buildings aren't classed as obstacles.
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By my reading Essendon Airport falls into the class 3 bucket (refer table 6.2.7). An air strip such as those found at Essendon are comprised of the runway, a graded area and a fly over area. By my reading a class 3 air strip should be 300m wide (150m either side of the runway centre line).
The strip is part of the obstacle free zone. To my eye Dan Murphy's, RSEA and a big swag of DFO (and its fences) are in the obstacle free zone.
But I guess buildings aren't classed as obstacles.
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