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Free Route Airspace (FRA) Deployment 3
This Airspace Change is for a further deployment of Free Route Airspace (FRA) within the UK. FRA allows aircraft in upper airspace to flight plan and fly between existing points and not be constrained to follow the current network of routes. FRA is well established across Europe and NATS has been involved in developing the FRA concept over the last 6 years. FRA is a requirement of the UK CAA’s Airspace Modernisation Strategy (AMS) (CAP 1711 ), and mandated within... MoreClosed 16 July 2023 -
Stapleford RMZ Consultation
Between 18 December 2017 and 26 March 2018, Stapleford Aerodrome held a public consultation under the auspices of UK CAA CAP 725 for the implementation of RNP approach procedures to RWY21. The objective of the Airspace Change Proposal (ACP) was to introduce the Instrument Approach Procedure (IAP) to both formalise the use of instrument flight procedures for training purposes and provide an official instrument approach procedure to support the return to base flights for Stapleford aircraft and... MoreClosed 21 July 2023 -
Proposed E-7 Wedgetail Operating Areas
Since 1991 the E-3D AEW Mk 1 Sentry has been the Royal Air Force’s AEW&C (Airborne Early Warning and Control) platform. The aircraft have also sat as part of the NATO AEW&C fleet, contributing a 25% share of force output on training and operations. Developments in technology elsewhere, and the ageing of the airframes, has reduced the operational effectiveness of the E-3D fleet and so, in 2018, the UK MOD elected to replace the E-3D with the more modern, 5 th generation E-7 AEW Mk1... MoreClosed 25 August 2023 -
BIGGIN HILL AIRPORT 21 RNAV ACP
The aim of this consultation is to seek stakeholder’s views on the introduction of a new Instrument Approach Procedure (IAP) that will be flown by aircraft arriving at London Biggin Hill Airport (LBHA). LBHA currently has an IAP to Runway 21 for aircraft arriving at LBHA. An IAP is a specified procedure a pilot can fly when the weather does not allow the pilot to fly visually, due to cloud or when the visibility is low. The pilot will use the aircraft navigation instruments... MoreClosed 9 October 2023 -
Enabling RPAS Operations from RAF Fairford - HALE
This Portal aims to provide stakeholders with the information that they require in order to fully understand the MOD’s proposal to facilitate Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operation of High Altitude Long Endurance (HALE) Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) from RAF Fairford. This Portal allows stakeholders to provide feedback on the airspace option proposed in the consultation document. The consultation document, as well as all... MoreClosed 21 November 2023 -
ACP 2022 050-Establishment of Portland Heliport ATZ/FRZ
The purpose of this page is to request stakeholder feedback for the establishment of a formal airspace structure surrounding the CAA licenced heliport Portland (ICAO Code EGDP). The Airspace Change Proposal (ACP) had been raised in accordance with CAA’s CAP 1616. Portland Heliport is situated in Class G airspace and is operated by a defence contractor, HeliOperations Ltd, governed by the Civil Aviation Authority. Portland became a licenced heliport in October 2023. At present, Portland... MoreClosed 12 January 2024 -
Spaceport-1 ACP Stage 3 Consultation
The aim of this consultation is to seek stakeholder views on the introduction of a change in designation of airspace in the vicinity of Scolpaig, North Uist. There is a requirement to launch sub-orbital sounding rockets from Scolpaig into the adjacent MOD Hebrides Range Danger Areas from 2025. Airspace change is necessary to ensure safety of other airspace users, protecting them from the hazards associated with rocket launch operations and to protect SP-1 ground personnel. ... MoreClosed 24 May 2024 -
Aberdeen Airport Stage 3 Consultation
Aberdeen Airport is consulting on two changes to the airspace surrounding the airport. These proposals are part of an industry-wide drive, led by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) who regulate the UK’s airspace, to modernise UK airspace infrastructure. As part of this consultation, we are asking for your feedback on the following two proposals: The introduction of modern satellite-based arrival procedures which would be used by a very small percentage of arrivals for... MoreClosed 21 July 2024 -
RPAS operations to/from a nominated diversion airfield
The aim of this consultation is to seek stakeholder views on the introduction of a change in designation of airspace in the vicinity of RAF Marham. The main operating base (MOB) for the large Remotely Piloted Air System (RPAS), Protector RG Mk1 is RAF Waddington, where permanent segregated airspace in the form of a danger area has already been established. The danger area is EG D324A/B, which was implemented at the end of November 2023. Under current timescales routine... MoreClosed 2 August 2024 -
ADS-B TMZ for the LRMZ
This airspace change proposal (ACP) is sponsored by Land's End Airport Ltd. We intend to introduce a change to the Land's End Radio Mandatory Zone (LRMZ) to improve safety standards by increasing the conspicuity of traffic within the airspace and is related to improving safety of existing services and not about stimulating new traffic or altering any existing routes. This airspace change proposal seeks to add a Transponder Mandatory Zone based on ADS-B to compliment the existing... MoreClosed 4 September 2024 -
Glasgow Airport Airspace Modernisation Consultation
Glasgow Airport is consulting on an Airspace Change Proposal to modernise its arrival and departure routes and the surrounding airspace to meet the UK Government's Airspace Modernisation Strategy. Glasgow Airport is proposing to make changes to the arrival and departure routes to introduce modern Performance Based Navigation (PBN) technology. We are also proposing to make changes to the Controlled Airspace (CAS) within the vicinity of Glasgow Airport. ... MoreCloses 25 January 2026 -
Edinburgh Airport Airspace Change Consultation
Edinburgh Airport is undertaking an airspace change to modernise its flight paths, a necessary step to improve safety, efficiency, and environmental sustainability. This change is part of a broader initiative under the UK Airspace Modernisation Strategy, which aims to update the nation's outdated airspace design, much of which has remained unchanged since the 1970s. Why Modernise Airspace? The UK Government, alongside the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), has embarked on a comprehensive... MoreCloses 25 January 2026 -
FASI-N ScTMA
Welcome to the NATS (NERL) Scottish Airspace Modernisation consultation space From this page, you can explore the NATS proposed changes under Scottish Airspace Modernisation, learn about the organisations sponsoring the changes, understand the expected benefits and impacts on Scottish airspace, and share your views by responding to the consultation. The consultation will run from 00:01 Monday 20 October 2025 to Sunday 25 January 2026, closing at 23:59 on the... MoreCloses 25 January 2026
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