Light Aircraft Association

After the much delayed and long awaited Feedback Report Part A, it will now be available to view and download from the TAG Farnborough Airport Airspace Change Proposal website at the following link – www.consultation.tagfarnborough.com - from 0900 on Friday 29th August.

Farnborough ACP consultation extended due to reported problems. It's extended to 10:00 on 12 May 2014. Ref http://www.consultation.tagfarnborough. ... extension/
Please send your response in ASAP. Every vote counts.
Class G airspace belongs to all of us

Jim Walker is a secretary on the staff of the Director of Airspace Policy. [email protected]

It has become apparent over the last few days that having submitted a response to the Farnborough ACP and having received the 'Thank you message' on the last page of the website that this message alone means nothing. Unless you personally receive a confirmation email from Farnborough acknowledging r...

Sorry guys but you need to be very VERY careful over how you respond. In the case of Norwich, 537 individuals responded of which there were only 3 in support of the proposal. Guess what? 534 responses were thrown in the bin and the 3 carried the day. The CAA, NATS and TAG all run programs which will...

Has anyone else noticed that TAG/NATS are changing the response form questions and answers as a function of the responses which they have received to date; talk about a moving target! Best not bother with any of the loaded questions and even worse the selection of answers on the ACP. Go straight to ...

Time is running out for all of us. Please have a look at GliderPilot.net and make up your mind. Here is a piece written by John Johnson this evening on uras:- “The CAA is NOT a government department, we might be better off if it was. The CAA as its name suggests an agent of the government. It is clo...

The operator of Farnborough Airport, TAG Farnborough, has begun the formal process of applying for an Airspace Change Proposal (ACP). These proposals directly affect current controlled and uncontrolled airspace across a huge area of Southern England and not only in the immediate vicinity of Farnboro...