AD2 SUPP (No Airspace Names)

Question 1

What are the lateral and vertical limits of the Pearce TMA?

Answer 1

Vertical:
Surface - 5000ft

Lateral:
20NM TAC ARC, except southern regions which border Perth airspace past R153 to the East and the 254 Radial to the west.

Question 2

What is the contents of the PEA TMA

Answer 2

Pearce Circuit Area
Gingin Circuit Area
Avon Valley low flying corridor
R179
ELFA
Ammo Box

Question 3

What buffer must aircraft maintain from the boundary of civil CTA?

Answer 3

1.5NM buffer except when operating within:

• The Gnangara Release
• PEA CIRA

Question 4

What are the vertical and lateral limits of the Pearce CIRA?

Answer 4

Vertical: SFC - 3500ft and;

Aircraft just remain 1.5NM from civil CTA or at least 500ft below civil control steps except

Lateral: 5NM radius from ARP entirely within R155A

Question 5

What are the lateral and vertical limits of the Gingin CIRA?

Answer 5

Vertical Limits:
SFC - 3500ft

Lateral Limits:
A circle of 5NM centered on Gingin ARP, excluding the area to the south closer than 12TAC Pearce

Question 6

What are the names of the 3 lanes, starting from West to North.

Answer 6

Mullaloo Lane
Alkimos Lane
Wannamal Lane

Question 7

How many degrees wide are the training areas?

Answer 7

24 Degrees

Question 8

What TAC dimensions do the inner and outer areas start and end?

Answer 8

15TAC / 30TAC / 45 TAC

Question 9

What are the vertical dimensions of PTA Alpha?

Answer 9

5000 - 12,000ft, except A27 which is 3000 - 10,000ft

Question 10

Can you depart and re-enter Pearce airspace in A27 outer?

Answer 10

Yes, in the area that coincides with class G airspace.

Question 11

Where is the Merlo release, and what does it comprise of?

Answer 11

Comprises of airspace above R153 A and B, and the portion of PTH TMA within 10TAC, SFC-4000FT

Question 12

Where is the Gnangara release, and what does it comprise of?

Answer 12

The Gangara release lies to the south, within 11DME Perth, SFC-1500ft.

Question 13

What are the vertical dimensions of the Gnangara release?

Answer 13

SFC - 1500ft

NOTE: You must stay clear of civil airspace by 500ft, thus when in Gnangara you must stay not above 1000’

Question 14

What are the dimensions of the outer manoeuvring area?

Answer 14

Vertical: Surface - 5000ft

Lateral: Within the confines of R155AB outside the PEA TMA

Question 15

Is the Avon valley low flying corridor a part of the PEA TMA?

Answer 15

No

Question 16

How many areas exist in Night IFR alpha training area?

Answer 16

4 areas

Question 17

What are the altitudes of night IFR alpha area?

Answer 17

6000 - 12,000ft for A30, 33 and 36

5000 - 10,000 for A26

Question 18

Do the night IFR alpha areas receive DTI support?

Answer 18

No, because they are procedurally separated.

Question 19

What are the 4 night IFR gate names?

Answer 19

MOTSA (A26)
IGNOM (A30)
MUGSI (A33)
OPUKO (A36)

Question 20

What are the vertical dimensions of the Muchea Air Weapons Range R179?

Answer 20

SFC - 14,000ft

Question 21

What are the vertical dimensions of the Ammo Box?

Answer 21

SFC - 1500ft

Question 22

What are the vertical dimensions of Bindoon Extended, and where is it?

Answer 22

SFC - 12,000ft

NE portion of R155 A/B

Question 23

How far must aircraft operating in Bindoon stay away from civil class C boundaries?

Answer 23

2.5NM

Question 24

When should pilots contact approach?

Answer 24

A. When departing Pearce or Gingin
B. For operations in the ELFA, AVON valley, Bindoon areas
C. When departing PTA A for operations in Pearce or Gingin
D. All ACFT entering PTA A from outside controlled airspace

Question 25

When Gingin is under CTAF procedures, what QNH should be used?

Answer 25

PEA QNH

Question 26

What is the Pearce aircraft segregation criteria?

Answer 26

500ft vertical segregation
2NM lateral segregation

Question 27

When traffic has been sighted, what are the reduced segregation criteria?

Answer 27

500ft vertically
600ft laterally

Question 28

What VMC criteria are aircraft operating in Pearce RAs expected to provide?

Answer 28

Class C

Question 29

What VMC criteria apply in the Pearce and Gingin circuit areas?

Answer 29

Class D

Question 30

What separation do VFR and IFR aircraft need to maintain from R179

Answer 30

VFR: Remain Clear Visually
IFR: 1NM

Question 31

Are Reduced Runway Separation Standards available on 18R/36L?

Answer 31

No

Question 32

Where are the cold lanes?

Answer 32

East Side RWY 18/36
South Side 08/26

Question 33

What is the minimum height for a low pitch?

Answer 33

300ft

Question 34

When cleared for HK from the Pearce or Gingin CIRA, what height can you climb not above?

Answer 34

4000ft AMSL

Question 35

Circuit Aircraft have right of way. When entering the circuit, what visual separation must you afford other aircraft?

Answer 35

500ft Vertical
600M Lateral

Question 36

Does RWY 18R/36L have any lighting?

Answer 36

No. It cannot be used at night.

Question 37

Can you perform night circuits on RWY 05/23?

Answer 37

No

Question 38

How many aircraft can be in the circuit at one time at night?

Answer 38

6

Question 39

What is the default takeoff runway?

Answer 39

18L/36R

Question 40

What is the default full - stop runway?

Answer 40

18L/36R

Question 41

What is the highest usable level in PTA A (On request)

Answer 41

FL150

Question 42

What is the lowest usable area in PTA A?

Answer 42

Can operate down to SFC

Question 43

What is the shared level?

Answer 43

5000ft is referred to as the ‘Shared level’, as ACFT in PTA A and in the OMA both can use it legally.

Question 44

After which time are approaches to the REM not allowed?

Answer 44

1700.

Question 45

What is the standard direction for a REM approach?

Answer 45

The north

Question 46

Where is the pre - mediated ejection/emergency area for Pearce?

Answer 46

The MAWR (285° 05NM)

Question 47

What altitude ranges can you operate in in the lanes

Answer 47

5000 - 12,000ft