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Originally posted by SpacedOut85
I made a gif a some frames. It goes around that cloud/smoke...
Press Release – FAA Announces Plan to Enhance Safety for New York Airspace
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is planning to modify the airspace over the Hudson River by revising procedures to create safe, dedicated operating corridors for all the aircraft that fly at lower altitudes around Manhattan.
“The New York Airspace Task Force chartered on August 14 developed a comprehensive series of recommendations that we plan to implement as quickly as possible,” said FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt. “These steps will significantly enhance safety in this busy area and create crystal-clear rules for all of the pilots who operate there.”
The safety enhancements would restructure the airspace, mandate pilot operating rules, create a new entry point into the Hudson River airspace from Teterboro, standardize New York area charts and develop new training for pilots, air traffic controllers and businesses that operate helicopters and aircraft in the area.
One of the most significant changes, if adopted, would divide the airspace into altitude corridors that separate aircraft flying over the river from those operating to and from local heliports or seaplane bases.
Specifically, this new exclusionary zone would be comprised of three components:
It would establish a uniform “floor” for the Class B airspace over the Hudson River at 1,300 feet, which would also serve as the “ceiling” for the exclusionary zone.
Between 1,300-2,000 feet, it would require aircraft to operate in the Class B airspace under visual flight rules but under positive air traffic control, and to communicate on the appropriate air traffic frequency.
Between 1,000-1,300 feet, it would require aircraft using VFR to use a common radio frequency for the Hudson River. Aircraft operating below 1,000 feet would use the same radio frequency.
Originally posted by Manhater
I tried to zoom in on them and they look like they been photoshopped with a black marker. So who knows.
Originally posted by PhotonEffect
You guys are kidding right?
I can see those cruise ships from my window right now. This cam is looking west north west or right at Newark Airports incoming and outgoing planes. The hudson corridor has air traffic all the time. Helicopters and planes and birds.
These are NOT UFOS.
time for bed now kids
Originally posted by demetriandlucy
Originally posted by Manhater
I tried to zoom in on them and they look like they been photoshopped with a black marker. So who knows.
The WEBCAM is photoshopped? With a black marker?
Originally posted by Amanda5
Photoneffect - where are the indicators? The green and red lights that planes have to operate as a standard safety feature. If you can answer that question I will believe you. Until then they are not planes.
Much Peace...