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£1.5 billion Ministry of Defence radar contract – what does it mean for wind development?
-A new consortium called Aquila has won a 22 year contract to provide military air traffic control equipment for the…
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The proposed Aspire Tower deemed to be an aviation hazard
-The Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority (ACASA) has warned that the Aspire Tower will be a hazard to flight activity.…
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Reducing Aviation Navigation Aid Numbers
-There are plans in the UK, Europe and the USA to reduce the numbers of ground based navigation aids for…
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Impact of wind turbines on aeronautical radio systems
-Aeronautical radio systems are used for communications between air traffic controllers and pilots. They are referred to as Air Ground…
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DFS Aeronautical objections block German wind projects
-Aeronautical objections to wind farms in Germany have increased significantly. This is due to the desire to build more wind…
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Further limitation of building heights near US Airports
-Recent posts in the news suggest that the US Government intends to limit the maximum height buildings can have in…
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Military vs Civil safeguarding rules for wind turbines
-I am planning to build a wind farm in the UK. I am aware that wind turbines can affect civil…
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Determining UK wind turbine aeronautical lighting requirements
-Announcement of the successful Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) trial of the Radar-Activated Obstruction Lighting System by Laufer Wind recently, brings…
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Repowering taller wind turbines: A growing safeguarding headache?
-Repowering operational wind turbines is gaining popularity amongst wind farm developers and all the signs show that it is a…
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Southend stays safe by adopting Manston’s TMZ
-The closing of Manston Airport has triggered a Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) review of its airspace. Two Transponder Mandatory Zones…
