Illinois Administrative Code
Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION
Part 14 - AVIATION SAFETY
Subpart G - RESTRICTED LANDING AREAS
Section 14.760 - Fly-In Events, Prevention of Accidents Due to Overcrowding of Landing Areas
Universal Citation: 92 IL Admin Code ยง 14.760
Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 38, September 20, 2024
a Whenever a fly-in event (more than six aircraft) is staged or held at any RLA, it shall be the responsibility of the Certificate Holder to:
1 Provide, install, display and maintain
clearly visible "Closed Runway" X markers, in accordance with Appendix E,
Illustration F (each of the four arms of each X marker must be at least 60 feet
long and at least 10 feet wide and of a color (preferably yellow) to contrast
with the background on which it is installed).
A Keep X markers in place at all times during
the course of the event at or near each end of each landing strip or runway,
other than the active landing strip or runway, to prevent mistaken or
inadvertent use for landing.
B Keep
X markers in place at or near each end of the active landing strip or runway
when all aircraft that can be accommodated have landed; or, where field,
spectator, weather conditions or departure of aircraft on the ground shall
render further landing of aircraft hazardous.
2 Provide personnel to guide landed aircraft
to and from the aircraft parking area and provide, designate and regulate
parking of aircraft, automobiles or other vehicles in a safe manner.
3 Provide and designate by readily
discernible markings, landing strips or runways and taxiing space for landings
and takeoffs, and aircraft movement on the ground during the course of the
event. Landing strips or runways and taxiing space must be kept clear of
persons, vehicles, animals and aircraft on the ground that are not taking off,
landing or taxiing. In the event that any landing strip or runway, and any
taxiing space, shall be approximately parallel, there shall be a clear minimum
distance of 100 feet between their adjacent edges. Participating aircraft shall
not be permitted to park closer than 100 feet to the edge-designating marker of
a landing strip or runway used or designated for that use during the course of
the event.
b It shall be the responsibility of the pilot of each aircraft participating in a fly-in event to look for and abide by:
1 any
restrictions displayed;
2 "Closed
Runway" X markers; and
3 all
taxiing and parking directions.
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