Separation and Airspace Safety Panel MeetingICAO Logo

9 to 20 November 2009

Rendezvous Hotel

Auckland

New Zealand

The Separation and Airspace Safety Panel (SASP) is a panel of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) Air Navigation Commission (ANC). It is responsible for the development of international separation standards and recommended safety practices.

The SASP has 23 members representing contracting States, international organisation members, and a number of advisers. The panel meets every six months.

The SASP makes an important contribution to aviation safety through its safety assessment of changes before international implementation.

The Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand will host the 2009 panel meeting in Auckland, with support from Airways New Zealand and Air New Zealand.

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Multilateration Tower, Queenstown
This is one of Airways New Zealand's new multilateration surveillance sensors being installed at Mount Nicholas. Mark Holdaway is rigging antennas for the new solar-powered station that will also provide
 ADS-B surveillance, and VHF communications. Photo: Jeremy Stevens

Accommodation

The Rendezvous Hotel is offering a special rate (NZ$148 per night) for meeting participants.

Participants should make their own accommodation bookings - to obtain the conference rate, please use the form below.

Rendezvous Hotel Booking Form

Registration

Registration Form

Transport

Programme

Useful Links

Inquiries

Contact:

Petro Mersham
Tel: +64-4-560 9630
Email: mershamp@caa.govt.nz
Fax: +64-4-569 2024