MARCHARBPAM91-202 — Midair Collision Avoidance(maca) Pilot Controller Liaison Pamphlet

MARCHARBPAM91-202 governs midair collision avoidance and aviation safety in the airspace around March Air Reserve Base.

Publication number: MARCHARBPAM91-202
Title: MIDAIR COLLISION AVOIDANCE(MACA) PILOT CONTROLLER LIAISON PAMPHLET
Date: 2021-04-08

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The publication covers collision hazards, congested airspace, aircraft using March ARB and nearby airports, and useful MACA resources. It requires aircraft to establish two-way radio communication before entering the Class C airspace.

Applies to: This pamphlet is intended for both March ARB and non-March ARB users.

Topics covered

Midair collision avoidance
Congested airspace
Perris parachute drop zone
Remotely piloted aircraft at March ARB
March ARB aircraft users
Non-March ARB aircraft users
Defense Internet NOTAM Service
Collision avoidance resources

Questions and answers

What is the pilot's responsibility for seeing and avoiding other traffic?

Request and use available ATC services; however, you are ultimately responsible for seeing and avoiding other traffic. (paragraph 1)

What should pilots do before executing a flight maneuver?

Before executing any flight maneuver, ensure the area is clear. (paragraph 1)

Where do most midair collisions occur?

The vast majority of midairs occurred at uncontrolled airports below 3,000'. (paragraph 1)

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