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ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE PROCEDURES

Nottingham Heliport

The following diagrams show routes and training circuit area for flights to and from Nottingham Heliport. Circuits are to be flown at 1000ft on East Midlands airport QNH and pilots are encouraged to ascend and descend from this height as quickly as is safely possible when departing and approaching the site paying particular attention to the location of public rights of way that surround the heliport.

Pilots should also be aware that the CTA for East Midlands Airport starts 1500ft above the heliport site and radio protocol is to be in accordance with the procedures outlined below – See ‘Radio Contact’

All pilots should exercise good airmanship to not unnecessarily overfly inhabited areas and any aircraft leaving and joining the circuit area will be instructed to do so avoiding any of the local villages (shaded in red)

 

Noise Abatement Procedures

Visiting aircraft approaching the site from any direction are requested to strictly avoid overflying any of the surrounding villages shaded in red on the circuit diagrams before joining the circuit at 1000ft.

EASTERLY DEPARTURES & CIRCUIT HEIGHTS

Nottingham Heliport

After departure from the helipad (H) at Nottingham Heliport, aircraft should climb before turning South East following the train line. Pilots should be aware of the bridleway location (2) when climbing up to circuit height. The circuit will continue at 1000ft avoiding overflying any local villages in the area.

 

Once on final approach the helicopter should begin its descent, crossing the A46 (4) and the byway (5) before landing. Pilots are reminded to keep a good lookout on final approach for vehicles, pedestrians and horse riders which may be using the byway and bridleway.

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WESTERN DEPARTURES & CIRCUIT HEIGHTS

Nottingham Heliport

Pilots are encouraged to make sure the byway and bridleway closest to the heliport (1) are clear before commencing with a Westerly departure.

 

After take off from the helipad at the Heliport (H), aircraft are advised to climb as steeply as is safely possible to cross the Byway (1) and the A46 (2). The circuit will continue at 1000ft avoiding overflying any local villages in the area.

 

Pilots are advised to keep a lookout for activity on the bridleway (4) before starting their descent and turning onto final approach into the heliport.

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Nottingham, NG12 5PS

 

Phone: 01664 823846

 

Email: info@nottinghamheliport.co.uk

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