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NZTI - Taieri	AERODROME - ELEV 85
New Zealand	S045.51.36.000 E170.21.30.000

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ATC Positions

Callsign	Radio Name	Frequency	Voice Room	Type	Notes
NZCH-S_CTR	Christchurch Control	129.300	nzch-s_ctr	Primary	Show
This position controls the airspace over Otago, Fiordland, and Southland. Controllers will indicate whether they are offering extended service outside of their control area in their ATIS. For details on the Airspace that this position controls and all the airports contained within the airspace, visit the South Island - South Sector Airspace Reference page. Note: the Radio Callsign is Christchurch Control, not South Island - South Centre. Note: As of 22/11/2007 the callsign for this position is NZCH-S_CTR. Previously the hyphen was an underscore. The old callsign should no longer be used.
NZDN_TWR	Dunedin Tower	120.700	nzdn_twr	Primary	Show
Dunedin Tower provides Aerodrome and Approach Procedural Control for: (SFC-FL135 with 35nm SW VOR) Dunedin International Airport (NZDN) Taieri (NZTI) Since Dunedin is a tower which provides procedual approach control as well, you can anticipate handoff to Dunedin Tower approximately 40-50nm to facilitate approach/departure control. Note: Given the extended coverage area of this position, controllers are permitted to operate this position with their Facility Type set to Approach/Departure.
UNICOM NZZC	UNICOM	122.800	unicom_nzzc	Unmanned	Show
This frequency should be monitored by ALL Aircraft flying in the New Zealand Domestic Airpsace who are not currently being controlled by an active Controller. Pilots should broadcast all intentions by TEXT on 122.800 including Push Back, Starting, Taxi, Lining Up, Departure, Descent, Approach, Finals, Taxiing In and Shutdown to alert other traffic to their presence. Pilots are encouraged to also tune to a voice room of unicom_nzzc and announce all intentions on voice as well, as time permits. Remember that on VATSIM, text is still the primary means of communication.

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