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See and Avoid MACA Pamphlet

FAASTeam library-79055Published June 27, 2013Safety

In Brief

What It Addresses

with point-and-click interaction, predominately usi ng Google maps and graphics for ease of use. The website is designed to include the MACA programs of all DoD aviation installations in the CONUS, Alaska, Hawaii, Virgin

From the Document: selected source passages, quoted as written, for a quick overview.

Welcome to

SeeAndAvoid.org

Since 1978, there has been an average of 30 midair collisions in the United States each year. These collisions resulted in an average of 75 deaths per year. The interface is simple to use with point-and-click interaction, predominately usi ng Google maps and graphics for ease of use. The website is designed to include the MACA programs of all DoD aviation installations in the CONUS, Alaska, Hawaii, Virgin Islands, Guam and Puerto Rico.

CONTACT INFORMATION

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Figure (page 1)

The goal of See and Avoid is to

eliminate midair collisions and reduce close calls through proper flight planning. See and Avoid promotes information exchange between civilian pilots and the military flight safety community. The See and Avoid website provides a single source location where this data can be shared.

This website will also allow users to find and link to all existing military Mid-Air Collision Avoidance (MACA) programs, while also enjoying new access to information from bases that did not previously have web-based content.

Military flight safety personnel

have populated the website with useful information and links about the airport environment.

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VOLK EAST MOA 04/19/2011 21 :45 04/19/2011 22:45

VOLK EAST MOA 04/20/2011 02:00 04/20/2011 03:00

VOLK SOUTH ATCM 04/19/2011 21 :45 04/19/2011 22:45

VOLK SOUTH ATCM 04120/2011 02:00 04/20/2011 03:00

VOLK SOUTH MOA 04/19/2011 21 :45 04/ 19/2011 22:45

VOLK SOUTH MOA 04/20/2011 02:00 04/20/2011 03:00

VOLK WEST ATCM 04/19/2011 21 :45 04/19/2011 22:45

VOLK WEST ATCM 04/20/2011 02:00 04/20/2011 03:00

VOLK WEST MOA 04/19/2011 21 :45 04/ 19/2011 22:45

VOLK WEST MOA 04/20/2011 02:00 04/20/2011 03:00

Figure (page 2)

Source: Federal Aviation Administration — www.faasafety.gov. Reproduced from the published record; FlightPush adds formatting only.

Author: Air National Guard

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