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    20 December 2020 02:00 AM      10:00 AM

    VATPAC invites you to a Real Operations event featuring Perth as the host airport. Fly in or out of Perth to a huge selection of locations the aerodrome services on a daily basis. Whether you prefer a short FIFO run, a run from the Eastern Coast or a long haul trip starting with or ending with full ATC, this event is for you!
     
    What is Real Ops?
    Real Ops Perth is a major event hosted within VATPAC's airspace on the VATSIM Network. This 8-hour event aims to closely replicate and simulate the real schedules of Perth airport. 
    This year we have decided to open and dedicated 8 hours of full time controlling to capture the peak arrivals and departures for Perth, we have based these slot times on a typical weekend schedule.
    We have provided documentation for this event to assist with the smooth operations of this event. This document will be released to the public in the final few days before the event.
     
    How does it work?
    To simulate Perth's real-world environment, we have carefully laid out slot times for Pilots to book, these slot times are replicated from the real world to the best of our ability.
    A pilot will need to secure their slot before logging onto the network, if a Pilot decides to logon to the network without a slot they will need to contact Perth Delivery to receive clearance which will be given based on an available slot, if a pilot is inbound from another Airport into Perth you will be accommodated secondary to aircraft who have booked slot times.
     
    Event Details:
    Real Ops Perth is designed to allow pilots and controllers the ability to receive full ATC service as they transition in and out of the west coast’s largest airport. Fly either domestically or internationally as you hurtle your way to/from the airport! The possibilities are endless.
    Throughout this event, ATC will be tasked at keeping appropriate separations standards whilst pilots move about the TMA and ground joining the arrival and departure streams. The challenge is to keep Perth busy for the entire event! We can only do that with heaps and heaps of pilots!
     

    All VATPAC, VATNZ and Visiting Controllers may apply for a position to control at this event, we intend on splitting the 8 hours into 2-3 shifts depending on the traffic load and ATC applications. To apply for ATC please visit the link below.
    Apply for ATC here!
    Dependent on the number of ATC Applications will ultimately persuade the number of controller positions that are eventually published and rostered. Positions that are planned to be rostered are below. 
    Login Identifier: Radio Callsign: Frequency: PH_DEL Perth Delivery 118.550 PH_GND Perth Ground 121.700 PH-E_GND* Perth Ground 122.200 PH_TWR Perth Tower 127.400       PH_APP Perth Approach 123.600 PH_DEP* Perth Departures 118.700       ML-ESP_CTR Melbourne Center 123.950 ML-PIY_CTR* Melbourne Center 133.900 PH-FLW_CTR*     Positions denoted with a '*' are non-standard and may not be rostered on the day. 
     

    Booking System:
    VATPAC is proud to announce the return of a slot booking system. To book your flight(s), please visit the booking site here.
    Aircraft Slots have been created to simulate real-world schedules (To the best of our ability). One month prior to the event (15NOV20), slots will be opened for booking. Pilots may choose more than one slot to book if their arrival or departure slot times do not overlap.
    Once your slot is booked, and flights are confirmed, you will receive a confirmation email, please read over this to ensure the information is correct.
    Bookings will close two days prior to the event (18th December) unless booked out prior to this date.
    24 hours prior to the event commencement, you will receive the following information by email:
    - Confirmed Slot Time including take-off time.
    - Confirmed Route.
    - All Documentation.
    Important Pilot Information
    - Please read the Pilot Briefing, this will include important airspace information including ATC flow and who to contact.
    - Please make sure you login with the correct Callsign at least 20 minutes prior to slot time.
    - Please ensure you are using your assigned route, these routes are based on real-world, if you cannot use your assigned route please email [email protected] or converse with Delivery on the day.
    - Please be courteous, if for some reason you miss your slot we will endeavour to fit you in.
    - If you decide to fly without a slot please note, we will do our best to fit you in however there may be lengthy delays.
     
    Documentation:
    Documentation for this event will be released for pilots and ATC on the 18th of December.
     
    Scenery List:
    YPPH - Perth
    MFSG - Payware (P3D/FSX)
    Axonos - Payware (X-Plane 11)
    Rasho - Freeware (X-Plane)

    Feedback is always appreciated, please submit it to feedback to https://feedback.vatpac.org or email [email protected].

    If you have any questions regarding this event, please email [email protected]

    Event details


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  • Upcoming Events

    • 05 May 2024 09:00 AM Until 10:15 AM
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      Simulation Date/Time: Current date set to daylight.
      Weather: Real World / Fair weather if real world is unsuitable for VFR operations.
      If not using live weather, please be mindful of others who are using live weather and will be taking off and landing into the wind.
      Distance: 155 nm
      Est Flight Time: approx 75 min
      Aircraft: Any GA aircraft capable of 130 kias.
      Altitude: Remain in Class G airspace outside Parafield CTR. See waypoint notes below.
      Flight plan

      File as: YPIR WRO YKDI YMLD YARS WHPL DUB RMH OHB YPPF
      GPS flight plan is available for FSX/P3D .pln, MFS2020 .pln, X-Plane .fms and Little Navmap.
      Navigation: Pilots are encouraged to navigate visually. For those less familiar the GPS flight plan is the recommended method of navigation.
      Communications
      Australia uses CTAF (Common Traffic Advisory Frequency) for radio comms at uncontrolled airfields. During an event, Pilots are requested to broadcast intentions on the published CTAF. Pilots should also be aware that it is a VATSIM CoC (Code of Conduct) requirement that all pilots at uncontrolled airfields should monitor UNICOM on 122.800. Pilots should ensure that at least one of their radios (COM 2 being the most likely) is tuned to receive UNICOM transmissions in addition to transmitting and receiving on the published CTAF.
      Pilots also should read this post regarding the implications of using VATSIM UNICOM for CTAF. It provides some insight into potential pitfalls for the unwary when monitoring 122.80 in a CTAF environment.
       
      Scenery
      Due to the plethora of simulation platforms now being used, scenery is left to the discretion of each pilot.
       
      Flight details
      PORT PIRIE [YPIR] Takeoff
      elev: 39
      rwy: 08/26 asphalt
      rwy: 17/35 gravel
      rwy: 03/21 dirt
      CTAF: 126.9

      Tune DME to Adelaide VOR/DME (AD 116.4)

      Not above 8500 ft to 36 DME AD
        PORT BROUGHTON overly - visual along Old Broughton Road
        WALLAROO [WRO] overfly - visual along the coast
        KADINA [YKDI] T&G - visual along the Copper Coast Highway
      elev: 138
      rwy: 05/23 asphalt
      CTAF: 126.7
        MOONTA overfly - visual along the Spencer Highway
        MAITLAND [YMLD] T&G - visual along the Spencer Highway
      elev: 559
      rwy: 17/35 asphalt
      CTAF: 126.7
        ARDROSSAN [YARS] T&G - visual along Maitland Road
      elev: 312
      rwy: 15/33 dirt
      CTAF: 126.7
        PORT CLINTON overfly - visual along the coast
        PORT WAKEFIELD overfly - visual along the coast
        WILD HORSE PLAINS [WHPL] overfly - visual along Wakefield Road

      Not above 4500 ft within 36 DME AD
        DUBLIN [DUB] overfly not above 4500 ft - visual along Wakefield Road
        RIVER MOUTH [RMH] overfly not above 4500 ft - H-169° D-7.7 nm

      Not above 2500 ft within 20 DME AD
      Not above 1500 ft within 11 DME AD
        OUTER HARBOUR [OHB] overfly not above 2500 ft - H-144° D-13.1 nm
      *** Inbound reporting point ***

      If Parafield TWR is active, do not proceed until given circuit instructions.
        ADELAIDE/PARAFIELD [YPPF] Land - track as directed by ATC
      elev: 57
      rwy: 03L/21R 03R/21L 08L/24R 08R/24L asphalt
      TWR/CTAF: 118.7 Charts


    • 08 May 2024 09:00 AM Until 10:30 AM
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      This Weeks Flight for Wednesday 8th May 2024 finds us in Canadian Northwest Territories flying from Hay River CYHY to Yellowknife CYZF (home base of the famous Buffalo Airways) with a delivery of freight to Fort Providence (CYJP) on route.
      Flight created by YMA555
      Scenery: Due to the plethora of flight sim programs now in use scenery is at the discretion of each pilot.
      Aircraft: Capable of 150 kias. A DC3 or C47 would be suitable.
      Comms: Tune Radio to 122.80MHz - Unless Advised by ATC or further detailed hereunder
      .Flight Plan: Details
      Distance: 173nm
      Weather: Real time weather, fair weather if conditions are not suitable for VFR Flying.
      Flight Plan:(CYHY-CYZF)< Just click on this link for Flight Plan for .fms and .pln
      BELOW: MAP OF ROUTE


       

       
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    • 10 May 2024 09:00 AM Until 10:15 AM
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      Simulation Date/Time: Current date set to daylight.
      Weather: Real World / Fair weather if real world is unsuitable for VFR operations.
      If not using live weather, please be mindful of others who are using live weather and will be taking off and landing into the wind.
      Distance: 184 nm
      Est Flight Time: approx 75 min
      Aircraft: Beechcraft Baron or similar aircraft capable of 160 kias.
      Altitude: Not above FL125. Suggested 3500 ft.
      Flight plan

      File as: YPKG YGGR YMZI YJEY YLEO YMMI YLTN
      GPS flight plan is available for FSX/P3D .pln, MFS2020 .pln, X-Plane .fms and Little Navmap.
      Navigation: Pilots are encouraged to navigate visually. For those less familiar the GPS flight plan is the recommended method of navigation.
      Communications
      Australia uses CTAF (Common Traffic Advisory Frequency) for radio comms at uncontrolled airfields. During an event, Pilots are requested to broadcast intentions on the published CTAF. Pilots should also be aware that it is a VATSIM CoC (Code of Conduct) requirement that all pilots at uncontrolled airfields should monitor UNICOM on 122.800. Pilots should ensure that at least one of their radios (COM 2 being the most likely) is tuned to receive UNICOM transmissions in addition to transmitting and receiving on the published CTAF.
      Pilots also should read this post regarding the implications of using VATSIM UNICOM for CTAF. It provides some insight into potential pitfalls for the unwary when monitoring 122.80 in a CTAF environment.
       
      Scenery
      Due to the plethora of simulation platforms now being used, scenery is left to the discretion of each pilot.
       
      Flight details
      KALGOORLIE-BOULDER [YPKG] Takeoff
      elev: 1203
      rwy: 11/29 18/36 asphalt
      CTAF: 126.6
      VOR/DME: KG 114.1
      NDB: KG 287
        GOONGARRIE MINE [YGGR] T&G - visual along the Goldfields Highway
      elev: 1244
      rwy: 09/27 dirt
      CTAF: 126.7
        MENZIES [YMZI] T&G - visual along the Goldfields Highway
      elev: 1348
      rwy: 04/22 dirt
      CTAF: 126.7
        JEEDAMYA [YJEY] T&G - visual along the Goldfields Highway
      elev: 1414
      rwy: 06/24 14/32 dirt
      CTAF: 126.7
        LEONORA [YLEO] T&G - visual along the Goldfields Highway
      elev: 1217
      rwy: 04/22 asphalt
      rwy: 12/30 gravel
      CTAF: 126.8
      NDB: LEO 377
        MURRIN MURRIN [YMMI] T&G - visual along Leonora-Laverton Road
      elev: 1535
      rwy: 03/21 asphalt
      CTAF: 126.8
        LAVERTON [YLTN] Land - visual along Leonora-Laverton Road
      elev: 1530
      rwy: 07/25 asphalt
      rwy: 16/34 dirt
      CTAF: 126.8 Chart

    • 11 May 2024 08:00 AM Until 12:00 PM
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      Welcome to the next installment of Newbie Night. This event offers the chance for inexperienced members to join experienced aviators and controllers and take to the virtual skies. Whether you're completely new to flight simulation or you've been flying for years but never connected to the VATSIM network, this is the night for you with plenty of people available to help on the VATPAC Discord. To Join the Discord visit this link.
       
      Event Details:
      Fly between Adelaide (YPAD) and Melbourne (YMML) in either direction to experience Class C and enroute airspace, with a bit of time to relax in cruise and enjoy the scenery. This flight is for:
      Newbie pilots who want to learn and gain confidence flying on the VATSIM network with live ATC. Experienced controllers who are patient and willing to help newbie pilots on the network. Experienced pilots who are patient and willing to assist newbie pilots through the VATPAC Discord. Flights will depart from 0800z (1800 AEST) with ATC requested/available until around 1200z (2200 AEST).
      We recommend planning to depart before 1030z (2030 AEST) to complete your flight with full ATC.
       
      Tutorials:
      This site has tutorials (see Help > Tutorials in the menu) which give an overview of flight and ATC procedures.  An example of procedures between Class C airports in a radar environment can be found here: https://vatpac.org/help/pilot-tutorials/ifr-melbourne-to-sydney/
       
      Routes:
      We recommend using the following routes which are suitable for a jet such as an Airbus A320, Boeing 737, regional jet or business jet, or a turboprop such as a Dash-8, ATR 72, Saab 340 or King Air.
      YPAD-YMML:
      Jet: DCT AD V255 BENDO Y12 ARBEY H119 ML DCT
      Nonjet: DCT AD V255 BENDO V211 PUBAP W291 WENDY V279 ML DCT
      YMML-YPAD:
      Jet and nonjet: DCT ML H345 AD DCT
       
      Charts:
      If you do not have charts they are available here: https://vats.im/pac/charts
       
      ATC:
      Controllers interested in controlling the event are encouraged to submit their ATC Applications here. Applications will remain open until three days before the event (08MAY24), after which the roster will be released and available for viewing. Please keep in mind that slot availability will be dependent on the number of applications. Non-standard positions (marked with *) can be opened in accordance with the Activation of Non-Standard Positions NOTAM.
      Login Identifier: Radio Callsign: Frequency: AD_DEL Adelaide Delivery 126.100 AD_GND Adelaide Ground 121.700 AD_TWR Adelaide Tower 120.500 AD_APP Adelaide Approach 124.200 AD_DEP* Adelaide Approach 118.200   ML_DEL Melbourne Delivery 127.200 ML_GND Melbourne Ground 121.700 ML_TWR Melbourne Tower 120.500 ML_APP Melbourne Approach 132.000 ML_DEP* Melbourne Departures 118.900   ML-TBD_CTR Melbourne Centre 123.050 ML-YWE_CTR Melbourne Centre 134.325 ML-MUN_CTR* Melbourne Centre 132.600 Scenery:
      YPAD - Adelaide:
      Payware - Impulse (MSFS)
      Payware - AUSCENE 2 (P3D/FSX)
      Freeware - Gateway (X-Plane)
      YMML - Melbourne:
      Payware - Orbx (MSFS)
      Payware - Orbx (P3D/FSX)
      Freeware - flightsim.to (MSFS)
      Freeware - Gateway (X-Plane)
    • 12 May 2024 09:00 AM Until 10:15 AM
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      Simulation Date/Time: Current date set to daylight.
      Weather: Real World / Fair weather if real world is unsuitable for VFR operations.
      If not using live weather, please be mindful of others who are using live weather and will be taking off and landing into the wind.
      Distance: 154 nm
      Est Flight Time: approx 75 min
      Aircraft: Any GA aircraft capable of 130 kias.
      Altitude: Not above FL125. Suggested 3000 ft.
      Flight plan

      File as: YLTN YSRD YPOP YSDC YPKG
      GPS flight plan is available for FSX/P3D .pln, MFS2020 .pln, X-Plane .fms and Little Navmap.
      Navigation: Pilots are encouraged to navigate visually. For those less familiar the GPS flight plan is the recommended method of navigation.
      Communications
      Australia uses CTAF (Common Traffic Advisory Frequency) for radio comms at uncontrolled airfields. During an event, Pilots are requested to broadcast intentions on the published CTAF. Pilots should also be aware that it is a VATSIM CoC (Code of Conduct) requirement that all pilots at uncontrolled airfields should monitor UNICOM on 122.800. Pilots should ensure that at least one of their radios (COM 2 being the most likely) is tuned to receive UNICOM transmissions in addition to transmitting and receiving on the published CTAF.
      Pilots also should read this post regarding the implications of using VATSIM UNICOM for CTAF. It provides some insight into potential pitfalls for the unwary when monitoring 122.80 in a CTAF environment.
       
      Scenery
      Due to the plethora of simulation platforms now being used, scenery is left to the discretion of each pilot.
       
      Flight details
      LAVERTON [YLTN] Takeoff
      elev: 1530
      rwy: 07/25 asphalt
      rwy: 16/34 dirt
      CTAF: 126.8
        SUNRISE DAM [YSRD] T&G - visual along Mount Weld Road
      elev: 1350
      rwy: 06/24 asphalt
      CTAF: 126.8
        PORPHYRY [YPOP] T&G - H-192° D-42 nm
      elev: 1189
      rwy: 06/24 dirt
      CTAF: 126.7
        CAROSUE DAM [YSCD] T&G - visual along Yarri Road
      elev: 1291
      rwy: 06/24 asphalt
      CTAF: 126.7
        KANOWNA overfly - visual along Yarri Road
        KALGOORLIE-BOULDER [YPKG] Land - visual along Yarri Road
      elev: 1203
      rwy: 11/29 18/36 asphalt
      CTAF: 126.6
      VOR/DME: KG 114.1
      NDB: KG 287 Chart

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