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AIRAC changes as of March 11th 2010 |
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 As of March 11th 2010 a lot of changes will be made in The Netherlands due to to a change in the ATS route structure. The cross-border project AMRUFRA Amsterdam-Ruhr-Frankfurt) aims to optimize the traffic flows from/to the international aerodromes of Amsterdam and Frankfurt.
For VATSIM pilots this means that new and amended departures can be found throughout all the airports in The Netherlands as well as a change in airspace structure.
Due to these changes it is important that VATSIM pilots check the latest charts and make sure you have the latest AIRAC on board.
We will do our best to accommodate these changes with new/updated flightplans in VATroute. If you cannot find your flightplan in VATroute send us an e-mail or send your route request via the VATroute client. Do not use any other resources for your flightplan to make sure you've got a correct one.
If you are unable to comply with these changes make sure you contact the controller beforehand so we can help you the best way possible. |
 Once again VATSIM Germany is proud to present our wonderful network to flight simulation enthusiasts and the general public. We will be attending Germany's largest and most important Flight Simulation Conference close to Munich. The location is very special, too, as we are not just in any building, but in the hangars of the "Deutsches Museum", at the historic airfield Oberschleissheim, guaranteeing an interesting atmosphere for both the visitors and as well for the exhibitors.
To make our presentation a success, we will require the help of our friends and fellow members of VATSIM to crowd the skies at and around Munich airport! At the conference we will staff and present the positions Tower, Arrival and Radar and we need to fill the screens with lots and lots of aircraft tags. Please come and help us, this is a project to show the world the strength of VATSIM's community. Get your charts and scenery here.
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Rotterdam Airport now Rotterdam The Hague Airport |
 Rotterdam Airport has had a new name since 10 February: ‘Rotterdam The Hague Airport’. Adding ‘The Hague’ to the airport’s name is important to the international reputation of the southwestern part of the Netherlands and emphasises the excellent climate for new companies and (government) agencies in the region. The Rotterdam The Hague Airport also serves as the government airport.
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