New Zealand Gazette – 2014 – No. 138

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✨ Civil Aviation Rule Amendments

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 138 — 13 NOVEMBER 2014

NZM207 Bay of Plenty C
NZM208 Bay of Plenty D
NZM303 Desert, Central North Island
NZM304 Waiouru East, Central North Island

The following military operating areas are amended:

NZM300 Rangipopo Desert, Central North Island
NZM301 Moawhango, East Waiouru

The following military operating areas are disestablished:

NZM200 Papakura, South Auckland
NZM203 Bay of Plenty

The following general aviation areas are established:

NZG152 Moir Hill, North Auckland
NZG153 Waitoki, North Auckland
NZG154 Whenuapai, North Auckland
NZG156 Hobsonville, North Auckland
NZG272 Huntly, Waikato

The following general aviation area is amended:

NZG155 Woodhill, North Auckland

The following visual reporting points are established:

Mohaka River Mouth, Hawkes Bay
Breaksea, Stewart Island
Codfish, Stewart Island
East Cape, Stewart Island
High Rock, Stewart Island
Kopeka, Stewart Island
Mt Rakeahua, Stewart Island
Tin Range, Stewart Island

The following visual reporting points are disestablished:

Mohaka River, Hawkes Bay
The Knobbles, Stewart Island
Wharepuaitaha Island, Stewart Island

The following mandatory broadcast zones are amended:

NZB174 Great Barrier, Auckland
NZB177 Auckland City, Auckland
NZB272 Ardmore, South Auckland
NZB273 Matamata, Waikato

The following mandatory broadcast zones are established:

NZB178 Parakai, North Auckland
NZB776 Stewart Island

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🚂 Amendments to Civil Aviation Rule Part 71 (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated13 November 2014
KeywordsCivil Aviation Rule, Airspace Designation, Control Zone, Danger Areas, Military Operating Areas, General Aviation Areas, Visual Reporting Points, Mandatory Broadcast Zones

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