Information on the previously consulted airspace to the North East and East of LSA
FASI South
Please see information regarding Future Airspace Strategy Implementation South below.
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London Southend Airport (LSA) is a stakeholder in the development of the wider UK Airspace Modernisation Strategy that is sponsored by the Department for Transport and has been developed by the CAA. Please read for more information.
This will see a once in a lifetime opportunity to modernise airspace, in particular in the SE region of the UK, that has not had any significant changes for the last 50 years. LSA have filed an Airspace Change Proposal (ACP) to support this strategy. LSA has appointed Cyrrus to support us with the development of the ACP.
Learn more about LSA’s progress with this ACP.
LSA have previously submitted Stage 2a and 2b documentation in both the January 23 and December 23 Gateway but the CAA were not satisfied that the change sponsor (LSA) had met the requirements of the process.
LSA have taken onboard the feedback provided by the CAA, presented further information to stakeholders and requested feedback and have addressed and incorporated this into updated Stage 2 documentation.
The Stage 2 documentation has been uploaded to the Airspace Change Portal ready for the October Gateway and a link to it can be found here FASI South – London Southend Airport
A decision is expected from the CAA on the 31st October. Further details will be published on this page in due course. Once LSA has successfully passed through the gateway, work will begin on Stage 3 ‘Consult’. There are 4 parts to Stage 3:
- Stage 3A: Consultation Preparation
- Stage 3B: Consultation Approval > Gateway
- Stage 3C: Commence Consultation
- Stage 3D: Collate and Review Responses
Further information is available here on the CAP1616 process that LSA is required to follow.
More information will be published on this webpage when available.
More information and updates on Airspace Change Proposals at London Southend Airport
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