Rush Airshow Airspace Restrictions
The Rush Airshow takes place on Saturday 30th July as part of the Rush Harbour Festival. To protect the participants, the IAA has published a Navigation Warning for the duration of the event as follows:
Lateral Limits: Point 53o32’50.52” N, 006o05’20.76” W to Arc of 1.5 NM radius centred on 53o31’22.17” N, 006o04’53.43” W to Point 53o29’53.82” N, 006o04’26.13” W to Point 53o28’51.68” N, 006o13’48.38” W to Arc of 1.5 NM radius centred on 53o30’20.00” N, 006o14’16.00” W to Point 53o31’48.32” N, 006o14’43.65” W to Point 53o32’50.52” N, 006o05’20.76” W
Vertical Limits: SFC to 2,000ft
Date: Saturday 30th July 2022.
Duration: 1300 UTC to 1615 UTC.
The full navigation warning is available to read here.
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