I'm thinking of flying the route above, departing YKZ, and it's going to be my first one in that particular airspace. With all the Class C surrounding, and no-overfly zones, it appears to be rather complicated for the first time.
I'm wondering if anyone of you are familiar with the way it is usually done (i've heard a number of companies practice "sightseeing flights around Downtown" there). What are the things to look for, hidden stones, tips, recommended alttitudes, anything like that?
Toronto Downtown sightseeing flight - procedures?
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Toronto Downtown sightseeing flight - procedures?
"Then from 1000 ft AGL until the final capture altitude, the A/C accelerates backwards up along the altitude profile with idle thrust"
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Depart Buttonville follow the 404 south.
Stay below 2000'. (If you go above this, call terminal 133.40)
After you pass the 401 (around Don Mills & DVP), Call 'City Tower' on 118.20
They will let you fly anywhere from about 1600-2500' asl.
City Tower guys are very accomodating, wont give you any trouble as long as you always keep them informed of your intentions!
Hope this helps.
-Chris
Stay below 2000'. (If you go above this, call terminal 133.40)
After you pass the 401 (around Don Mills & DVP), Call 'City Tower' on 118.20
They will let you fly anywhere from about 1600-2500' asl.
City Tower guys are very accomodating, wont give you any trouble as long as you always keep them informed of your intentions!
Hope this helps.
-Chris
