USMC Aviation Fly-Over Brief. Purpose More fly-overs due to centennial FAA reporting increase Prevent flight violations.

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USMC Aviation Fly-Over Brief

Purpose More fly-overs due to centennial FAA reporting increase Prevent flight violations

References FAR Part 91 – Section & No lower than 1000’ above any obstacle No faster than 250kts Training rules – T&R Vol 1 Less than.0022 LUX at night, no lower than 1000’ AGL Approval Message Traffic OPNAV 3710 MCO P – Page 2-4 WX min = 2500’AGL / 5NM visibility Profile = 1000’ AGL above highest obstacle / 250 kts max without waivers Bottom line: 1000’ AGL & 250KTS

Mission Analysis Type of request – Sporting event – Military celebration – Funeral DD 2535 is first step – The request for the fly-over

DD 2535

UNCLASSIFIED// MSGID/GENADMIN/CMC WASHINGTON DC AVN ASM// SUBJ/ACFT SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC EVENT ISO COMMARFORCOM// REF/A/MSGID:MSG/COMMARFORCOM G3-5-7/102031ZSEP2009// REF/B/MSGID:DOC/MCO P /YMD: // REF/C/MSGID:DOC/OPNAVINST T/YMD: // NARR/REF A IS COMMARFORCOM REQUEST TO SUPPORT AN ELIGIBLE EVENT. REF B IS THE MARINE CORPS AVIATION SUPPORT OF THE COMMUNITY RELATIONS PROGRAM MANUAL. REF C IS NATOPS GENERAL FLIGHT AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS.// POC/PERRY/CPL/UNIT:HQMC ASM-51/-/TEL:DSN /TEL:COM (703) GENTEXT/REMARKS/1. PER REF A, AND IAW REF B AND C, AUTH GRANTED TO EXECUTE THE FOLLOWING: EVENT: SUN CITY VETERANS ASSOCIATION WALK FOR THE WOUNDED DATE: 11 SEP 09 LOCATION: BLUFTON, SC AIRCRAFT: (2) F/A-18C UNIT: VMFA-251 SPT TYPE: FLYOVER RMKS: FLYING UNIT MUST COORDINATE WITH LOCAL FAA AND FSDO, POC ROBERT JENKINS, COMM (803) FLY BY SHALL BE STRAIGHT, LEVEL, AND NON-MANEUVERING. MISSING MAN FORMATION IS NOT AUTHORIZED. 3. PER REF C, EXCEPT WHEN NECESSARY FOR TAKEOFF OR LANDING, NO PERSON MAY OPERATE AN AIRCRAFT BELOW 1000 FEET ABOVE THE HIGHEST OBSTACLE WITHIN A HORIZONTAL RADIUS OF 2000 FEET OF THE AIRCRAFT OVER ANY CONGESTED AREA OF A CITY, TOWN, OR SETTLEMENT, OR OVER ANY OPEN AIR ASSEMBLY OF PERSONS. PER REF B, IF THE FAA GRANTS A CERTIFICATE OF WAIVER BEFORE THE EVENT WHICH SPECIFIES A LOWER MINIMUM ALTITUDE, ROTARY WING AIRCRAFT, TO INCLUDE MV-22, SHALL NOT BE FLOWN BELOW 500 FEET AGL, FIXED WING SHALL NOT BE FLOWN BELOW 800 FEET AGL. 4. DIRLAUTH ALCON FOR COORDINATION. 5. MARINE CORPS DISTRICTS SHOULD ENSURE RECRUITERS ARE AWARE OF THE ABOVE EVENT IN ORDER TO TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE OF MARINE CORPS PRESENCE AT THEIR PARTICULAR LOCATION. 6. POC'S: A. MGYSGT CAMPOS (HQMC PA), COMM (703) B. CPL PERRY (HQMC ASM), DSN COMM (703) HQMC Approval What, where, when, how many & type of AC You MUST contact this person! A reminder of FAA Rules; but sets the floor at 1000’ AGL Hugely important!! “with a waiver” sets your min alt RW & V-22 = 500’: FW = 800’, again if you have a waiver!

Waiver DD

Coordination Simultaneously contact – Event POC Found in the DD form 2535 – Regional FSDO for the area of your event – Regional Military Representative OPNAVIST K, APPX B – Approach controller or suitable ATC rep arc/ro_center/ to navigate to regional rep arc/ro_center/ Cannot authorize deviations to the FAR, OPNAV, or HQMC guidance

Mission Planning Where is the target TOT or VUL window Holding points Entry & exit from target Area Planning – Info on local airports and VFR / IFR routes BASH – – FW: Moderate = 1000’AGL; Severe = 3000’AGL

Mission Planning Plot route – Like a low-level – E-CHUM – Notable avoidance areas RTB – Detailed plan from target to airfield Go / No-go

Briefing Your command HHQ Your flight – Record everything De-brief – Flight – FSDO / FAA

Your Checklist 1.DD Form HQMC approval message 3.Call / FAA / FSDO reps 4.Call / event coordinator 5.Conduct your planning 6.Brief everyone up the chain 7.I000’ / 250kts

Wrap Up Approval message Coordination Mission Planning Checklist The Box 2500’ AGL WX Min 1000’ AGL FW & RW (FAA & HQMC) 800’ AGL FW formation waiver NLT (HQMC) 250’ AGL single ship RW waiver NLT (HQMC) 500’ AGL single ship FW waiver NLT or RW formation NLT (HQMC) Optimal plus obstacle elevation 250 kts MAX

Questions? Contact your MAG OPS & DSS

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