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Once Again, VATPAC & VATNZ are teaming up to host another amazing event. This time, Fly from YMML - NZCH (Melbourne - Christchurch) during Saturday - Use this event to gear up for Cross The Ditch which will occur later this year.
Event Details:
You are invited to fly between Melbourne International Airport (YMML) and Christchurch Airport (NZCH) on Saturday 6th of April 2019 Departing Melbourne at around 0000z - Arriving at NZCH at 0400z
Flight Time: The total flight time is approximately 3 hours and 20 minutes
Flight Plan: CORRS Y260 ECKHO L508 MOLGI
ATC:
ATC are invited to log onto any of the following positions to provide ATC Services to pilots
- ML_DEL
- ML_GND
- ML_TWR
- ML_APP
- ML-SNO_CTR
- BN-TSN_FSS
- NZZO_FSS
- NZCH-K_CTR
- NZCH_APP
- NZCH_TWR
- NZCH_GND
Please note; BN-TSN_FSS & NZZO_FSS require a Pacific Oceanic Partnership Oceanic Endorsement - https://pacificoceanic.vatsim.net/
Scenery:
ORBX Simulations - YMML v3 (Payware) - https://orbxdirect.com/product/ymml
ORBX Simulations - AUST Region (Payware) - https://orbxdirect.com/product/au
FlyAway Simulations - YMML AFCAD (Freeware) - https://flyawaysimulation.com/downloads/files/11315/afcad-file-for-ymml/
ORBX Simulations - NZ South Island Region (Payware) - https://orbxdirect.com/product/nzsi
FlyAway Simulations - NZCH AFCAD (Freeware) - https://flyawaysimulation.com/downloads/files/10409/afcad-file-for-nzch/
Charts
Charts for YMML can be found here - http://www.airservicesaustralia.com/aip/current/dap/AeroProcChartsTOC.htm#m
Charts for NZCH can be found here - https://www.vatnz.net/airspace/airport/NZCH
Flight and ATC Bookings
We encourage pilots and controllers alike to book your intention to fly or provide ATC using vroute.
These bookings display on the VATNZ website and allow others to know when and where to expect pilots and controllers to be online.
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