Low Level Aerial Surveys

[Waddles]

G'day All,

Low Level Aerial Surveyswww.environment.nsw.gov.au

Thanks for your attention and FLY SAFE

Regards

Allan Wardill

Asst. Operations Manager and Incident Registrar

[Brian]

Thanks Allan for posting that information. At 250 feet or lower, these aircraft are right in the mustering zone & having seen one go past a few years ago I can verify that you get very little time to get out the way. My advice is to heed the warning when they are operating & stay on the ground & leave them to it.

I will pass this on to the Broken Hill boys.

[JohnG]

[tonydenton]

getting the government to see a way of saving money.??????? I thought the same thou when I read Alan's post. surely with the distances now being travelled and the hours being clocked up by these new machines one would think they should realise that.

[RossM]

23,543
23,544
23,545

Ah shyte. I lost count, lets start again!

[tonydenton]

flying straight and level would be a bonus ross, so you and I would be great at it, unlike some of "YOUR MATES". .

[Brian]

Doubt anyone could count the roos here @ 100 knots accurately as they are that thick. A complete waste of taxpayers money.

[TROOPER]

23,543
23,544
23,545

Ah shyte. I lost count, lets start again!

Haa, I near swallowed my scotch tumbler when I read that!!

[RickE]

Thanks Allan, a Cessna flew through the middle of a group I was flying with a year or so ago.
I called him on the radio and he had only seen two out of the six of us.