Follow the Goldcoast Sunday 29th (18-22UTC)

[Oliver Pohl]

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Join the Goldcoast Express!
- DIAP, GLRB, GFLL -

Vatsim Central Africa (VATCAF) proudly presents the Great Opening of ATC actions in the Roberts FIR and Abidjan FIR! On Sunday 29th (18-22 UTC) we will start the Goldcoast Express between these awesome locations. Get your medium or longhaul planes out and fly to Freetown-Lungi (GFLL), Monrovia-Roberts (GLRB) or Abidjan International Airport (DIAP) like for example the real world companies Emirates, Qatar, Eurofly or Kenya Airways are doing it.

Or take a small plane and cycle between Abidjan (DIAP) and Monrovia-Roberts (GLRB) or Freetown-Lungi (GFLL) that also will be staffed. Or do some flights between the destinations - we will also cover this nice racetracks for you.

Routes:
GLRB Roberts -> DIAP Abidjan:
ROB UB600 BUSOT

DIAP Abidjan -> GLRB Roberts:
BUSOT UB600 ROB

GFLL Freetown -> DIAP Abidjan:
LGI UV207 ABIPO

DIAP Abidjan -> GFLL Freetown:
ABIPO UV207 LGI

Main resources:

FS9 scenery:
http://www.simufly.com/VATCAF/scenery/af2_glrb.zip

Charts of DIAP:
http://www.ais-asecna.org/en/atlas/cote ... bidjan.htm

Charts of GLRB:
http://www.fscharts.com/index.php?actio ... tis=on&bw=

Charts of GFLL:
http://www.fscharts.com/index.php?actio ... =1&event=1

Enroute charts (chose the West Central Africa maps!):
http://www.ais-asecna.org/en/enr/enr6.htm

 

[Mark Pitschlitz]

Hi Oliver

I am a newbie here, so when you say a "small" plane, what do we classify as a small plane, do you mean a small "general" aircraft of choice?

Thanks

Mark

 

[Oliver Pohl]

I think, that you can fly with a aircraft of your choice, but if you want the flight to be recorded for the ACH, I think you can use a DHC7.

But some pilots like to fly with 'Genereal Aviation' Stuff and the are able to fly on this event "outside" of the Airchild VA with a plane of their choice.

I think, that I will fly with the smallest plane Airchild offers me - and that is the DHC7...

 

[Mark Pitschlitz]

Thanks Oliver

Mark