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Includes drone adviceNew Zealand airspaceContentsAbbreviations ..3 Introduction ..4 AIP New Zealand ..4 Visual aeronautical charts ..4 Designated airspace ..6 Controlled aerodrome ..6 Controlled airspace ..6 airspace classification ..8 Transponder mandatory airspace ..10 VFR transit lanes ..10 General Aviation zones ..13 Special use airspace ..14 Restricted area ..15 Military operating area (MOA) ..16 Danger area ..17 Volcanic hazard zone (VHZ) ..17 Mandatory broadcast zone (MBZ) ..18 Low flying zone (LFZ) ..19UA (drones and model aircraft) ..20 Consider others, be responsible ..21 Know the no-fly zones.

The Aeronautical Information Publication New Zealand (AIP) is a collective name given to a number of publications relating to airspace and aerodromes. These documents define the regulatory and airspace requirements to fly in New Zealand. The AIP includes: • AIP New Zealand Vols 1 to 4 (available online, www.aip.net.nz) • AIP Supplements

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