Landing Zone (L-Z) Information

  • Assign an LZ Officer for ground to air contact
  • Determine frequency to be used and perform communication over mobile, not portable, radio
  • Chose an area in close proximity to scene ensuring that it is flat, firm and free of obstacles
  • If possible, obtain GPS coordinates; not required but helpful.
  • Radio transmission to responding aircraft should describe type of surface landing on, any hazards or obstructions in the area, how the area is marked and what is the wind direction
  • Clear the area (200’ by 200’) of all non-operational personnel
  • Notify your communications when aircraft lands and departs

 
 
Albany
Lifenet 7-1
Glen
Lifenet 7-2
Wallkill
Lifenet Air 2
Harris
Lifenet 7-5
Sayre
Guthrie Air
Hornell
Lifenet 7-7
Sidney
Lifenet 7-8

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