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Braço do Norte, State of Santa Catarina (SC)
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Rio Pequeno, Braço do Norte - State of Santa Catarina, 88750-000, Brazil
Lat: -28.2446 • Lng: -49.1662
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- https://www.cobra.org.br/documentos/arquivos/norma_seguranca_cobra.pdf — This is a professional-grade aviation environment. Your standing in the community is entirely dependent on your adherence to these safety protocols and your willingness to integrate into the established club structure.
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| Summary | — | Fly Status: Managed Private Facility. FlyNorte functions as an exclusive aviation hub. Access is gated by membership and board approval. Following 2026 ICA 100-40 regulations, all flight activity requires active SARPAS NG flight plans and valid ANAC SISANT registration to maintain legal standing and community. |
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Explanation FlyNorte is a technical aerodrome, not a public leisure space. It is governed by COBRA safety norms designed to mitigate operational risk. The environment is rigid; flying without formal authorization is treated as a security breach and a direct violation of club bylaws. Core Requirements for 2026: Mandatory Authorization: The ICA 100-40 requires a pre-approved SARPAS NG flight plan for every individual flight operation. ANAC Compliance: Any aircraft weighing over 250g requires SISANT registration. You must have this documentation readily available (digital or physical) to present to club officials if requested. Operational Integrity: The site enforces strict "flight line" and "pit" discipline. Straying into prohibited zones or taxiing outside of designated areas is a severe infraction of safety standards. How to be "Socially Accepted": Request Access: Never show up unannounced. Contact the club's board through their official channels to inquire about membership, guest passes, or probationary flight periods. Field Protocol: Always respect the "Pista!" call-out—ensure the runway is clear and you have acknowledged the safety briefing before powering up. Frequency Discipline: Always coordinate your transmitter frequency with other pilots on the flight line before initialization to prevent signal interference or "shoot-downs."
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+ Explanation + FlyNorte is a technical aerodrome, not a public leisure space. It is governed by COBRA safety norms designed to mitigate operational risk. The environment is rigid; flying without formal authorization is treated as a security breach and a direct violation of club bylaws. + + Core Requirements for 2026: + + Mandatory Authorization: The ICA 100-40 requires a pre-approved SARPAS NG flight plan for every individual flight operation. + + ANAC Compliance: Any aircraft weighing over 250g requires SISANT registration. You must have this documentation readily available (digital or physical) to present to club officials if requested. + + Operational Integrity: The site enforces strict "flight line" and "pit" discipline. Straying into prohibited zones or taxiing outside of designated areas is a severe infraction of safety standards. + + How to be "Socially Accepted": + + Request Access: Never show up unannounced. Contact the club's board through their official channels to inquire about membership, guest passes, or probationary flight periods. + + Field Protocol: Always respect the "Pista!" call-out—ensure the runway is clear and you have acknowledged the safety briefing before powering up. + + Frequency Discipline: Always coordinate your transmitter frequency with other pilots on the flight line before initialization to prevent signal interference or "shoot-downs."