competition finishes

16. FINISH PROCEDU The finish line shall be the perimeter of a circle of
1.5km in radius

centred on the Aerodrome finish co-ordinates. Finishes are to be in
accordance with

CAO 95.4 (ie not below 500 feet AGL) until within 5 kilometres of the finish
line and must clear all

obstacles by at least 50 feet. Pilots should finish from the direction of
the last turnpoint or control

point.

http://www.gfa.org.au/ops/endorsement.php

http://www.casa.gov.au/download/orders/cao95/9504.pdf

On Feb 13, 1:48 am, "Mal" wrote:
16. FINISH PROCEDU The finish line shall be the perimeter of a circle

I read the linked documents but could not find a reference to how a
pilot qualifies for the low level enforsement. Does it require
specific training, or is it sufficient to have been doing it for years
without mishap.

Andy

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On Feb 13, 1:48 am, "Mal" wrote:
16. FINISH PROCEDU The finish line shall be the perimeter of a circle

I read the linked documents but could not find a reference to how a
pilot qualifies for the low level enforsement. Does it require
specific training, or is it sufficient to have been doing it for years
without mishap.

Andy


http://www.gfa.org.au/Docs/ops/opregs.pdf links to the right have the info.

Specific training or demonstration would qualify as long as the instructor
was certified to do it.