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State the reasons for an air system to divert

Short of fuel or U/S


Hazardous weather en-route


Weather at destination below pilots limits


Runway at destination obstructed (Airfield BLACK)


Landing Aids at destination U/S


Destination aerodrome closed


Administrative or Operational Reasons


Emergencies

On whose authority can an Air System divert?

The operating Authority


ATC


The Air System Captain

State the parameters for a Pre-selected Diversion

Any suitable airfield (military or civilian) can be used as a diversion


Booking of pre-selected diversions is done before flying commences


A designated ops officer/pilot will select the diversion for the day

What 4 pieces of information need to be ascertained in order to book a diversion?

What station


No. of Air Systems per quarter


What type of Air System


Times from - to



e.g.


RAF Coningsby


4/4, MIXED, From 0800-1700

State what MEDA stands for and state the equipment provided

Military Emergency Diversion Aerodrome



Equipped for:


UHF/VHF Comms


Emergency Services


Minimum runway length of 7000ft


A cable arresting system is desirable

State the 8 pieces of information for an Actual Diversion

Call Sign


Type


POB


Departure Aerodrome


Intended Destination Aerodrome


Reason for diversion


Location


Any other complications e.g. DAC, AEROMED, VIP

Upon Actual Diversion landing what two agencies must be contacted?

Departure Aerodrome


Intended destination Aerodrome

When is a fixed wing air system overdue?

When late reporting:


ETA Radar entry point or other specified terminal calling point


ETA Overhead


ETA Landing

When is a rotary Air System considered overdue?

Flights over water:


At the end of its notified endurance



Flights over land:


One hour after the end of its notified endurance


State Overdue Action

Confirm the Air System's Data


Check the movements board


Check the departure Aerodrome if relevant


Check with ATC

State Overdue Action for ATC

Check all likely frequencies the Air System could be using


Check with other controllers


Check wit nearby Aerodromes


If this fails, D&D will be informed

State Overdue Actions for D&D

Make every effort to trace the missing Air System


If unsuccessful, AIS (Mil) and the ARCC will be informed


If the Air System is traced, overdue action will be cancelled and all concerned will be notified