TABLE OF CONTENTS - Shaw Air Force Base
TABLE OF CONTENTS - Shaw Air Force Base
TABLE OF CONTENTS - Shaw Air Force Base
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CHAPTER 8 – AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL<br />
1. AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL: The airfield must be controlled either by tower<br />
personnel or a fully functioning airboss whenever ACC aircraft are<br />
scheduled to operate there, including arrival and departure.<br />
2. HAZARDS: Please provide the single-ship demonstration pilot a sectional<br />
chart and advise on any hazards in the local area that are not readily known to<br />
transient aircraft. This information must be provided to the pilots prior to their<br />
arrival at your show site.<br />
3. RUNWAY BARRIERS:<br />
a. For any F-15, F-15E Strike Eagle, or F-16 Demonstration team, show sites<br />
without arresting gear and with runways less than 8,000 feet must provide<br />
temporary arresting gear if an airfield with suitable arresting gear or runway<br />
length greater than 10,000 feet is not within 80 NM of the staged location and<br />
show site.<br />
b. For the F-22 Demonstration team, all show sites (regardless of runway<br />
length) must have either a suitable arresting gear (BAK-12 or equivalent) on site<br />
or within 80nm of the staging location and show site. Minimum runway length is<br />
7,000 feet.<br />
c. Show sites should coordinate with local FAA and airport management, as<br />
certain types of temporary arrestment equipment may affect civil commercial<br />
operations.<br />
d. Arresting gear may be activated from the tower or manually positioned. If<br />
manually positioned, it must be in place before all scheduled practices and<br />
demonstrations. The gear must be certified by someone other than<br />
demonstration team pilot upon arrival.<br />
4. LOCAL AIRPORTS: Please make sure you contact all airports within a 5 NM<br />
radius of your airfield to ensure they are shut down during the time periods<br />
specified in the FAA waiver.<br />
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