AirTalk.org Aviation discussions newsgroups   Archives   FAQ   Search   Memberlist   Usergroups   Register   Profile   Log in to check your private messages   Log in  ASIC Expiry Dates Goto page 1, 2, 3 ... 178, 179, 180  Next          AirTalk.org Forum Index -> Planes, gliders and flying in Australia View previous topic :: View next topic   Author Message server Guest Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 3:55 am    Post subject: ASIC Expiry Dates [ message unavailable ] Back to top Grish Guest Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 3:55 am    Post subject: Re: ASIC Expiry Dates On Thu, 06 Apr 2006 23:09:31 +0930, Coop <vhbdq (AT) chariotnose (DOT) netwheel.au> wrote: Quote: I've noted some of the comments here about dates of application and dates of issuing of the ASIC's. I got mine on March 31, 2006, but I notice it has OCT 07 printed boldly on the front. Is this the expiry date? If it is, then I've been robbed of 5 month's worth of currency. As far as I am concerned, my ASIC was issued on March 31 2006 and will be current until March 2008. However, I wonder if the authorities have other ideas. I wondered why October was chosen. Presumably the Dept would like to randomise the renewal dates so as to avoid the log-jam that happened this time. Maybe they chose the month from our birth dates to set the expiry date? (My birthday is in October). If my speculation is correct, then the Department needs to make a financial adjustment at the next renewal to allow for the variation in renewal dates. These bloody "tickets to fly" are expensive enough without being cheated of several month's use. What's on your ASIC? Does it match your month of birth? Coop I applied for my ASIC last november. Expiry date is June 07. This co-insides with the same month my AVID expires. All though the AVID is valid a lot longer. I believe I'm being penalised for having applied for an AVID and they use the same background checks for the ASIC hence the earlier expiry date. Back to top J Mac Guest Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 4:04 am    Post subject: Re: Turbulence Quote: I noticed many times during the night that the Pilots would switch on the lights on the wings for a few seconds at a time, and the strobe lights on the wings came on. Is this to light up cloud formations ahead ? Also used to see if the aicraft is in cloud. If so, anti-ice is switched on if required! Quote: Some clouds, and systems of thunderstorms are very nasty because they have very strong updrafts/downdrafts. In fact more than one aircraft has has structural failure from flying through a thunderstorm, so it and cumulo-nimbus clouds are avoided whenever possible. Considering the original poster is uneasy about turbulence, this is not what they want to hear. Fortunately, pilots are aware of the dangers of thuderstorms, and avoid them totally! It is not easy getting coffee stains out of your shirt! Back to top JD Guest Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 4:45 am    Post subject: Re: Mission Impossible - RAAF Style The Old Bloke wrote: Quote: **Dooes anyone know his real name and position in the ADF training? Yes. Although not his current posting. What concern is it of yours? Back to top MJT Guest Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 5:09 am    Post subject: Re: Confession time Coop said.... Quote: Some of you may have detected Stealth's reference to "Dorothy's little bingle" a few posts back. Well, now that the insurance business is all finalized, here's the details...with an analysis in accordance with Reason's model. Commiserations. Still, you're hear to talk about it and Dorothy gets to fly again. What kind of A/C is she, anyway? -- Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen. Back to top The Old Bloke Guest Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 5:39 am    Post subject: Re: Mission Impossible - RAAF Style "JD" <_antipodean_ (AT) bigpond (DOT) com> wrote in message news:1144370747.735108.274810 (AT) g10g2000cwb (DOT) googlegroups.com... Quote: The Old Bloke wrote: **Dooes anyone know his real name and position in the ADF training? Yes. Although not his current posting. What concern is it of yours? That's not of any concern to you Back to top Ketut Royson Guest Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 8:09 am    Post subject: Re: ASIC Expiry Dates Coop wrote: Quote: I've noted some of the comments here about dates of application and dates of issuing of the ASIC's. I got mine on March 31, 2006, but I notice it has OCT 07 printed boldly on the front. Is this the expiry date? If it is, then I've been robbed of 5 month's worth of currency. As far as I am concerned, my ASIC was issued on March 31 2006 and will be current until March 2008. However, I wonder if the authorities have other ideas. I wondered why October was chosen. Presumably the Dept would like to randomise the renewal dates so as to avoid the log-jam that happened this time. Maybe they chose the month from our birth dates to set the expiry date? (My birthday is in October). If my speculation is correct, then the Department needs to make a financial adjustment at the next renewal to allow for the variation in renewal dates. These bloody "tickets to fly" are expensive enough without being cheated of several month's use. What's on your ASIC? Does it match your month of birth? Coop The issue arises because they took soooo long to process and issue the things that they are part out of date at the time of issue. The security parameters/legislation require the ASIC to be valid for two years from teh date of teh security check - not teh issue of teh card. However, in my case I complained to the ombudsman (online) and they are being required to do teh security check again and issue it forthwith or refund the money. I suggest you lodge a complaint with the ombudsman. Back to top Ketut Royson Guest Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 8:10 am    Post subject: Re: ASIC Expiry Dates Mitchell Schaeffer wrote: Quote: "Coop" <vhbdq (AT) chariotnose (DOT) netwheel.au> wrote in message news:44351A13.4010605 (AT) chariotnose (DOT) netwheel.au... I've noted some of the comments here about dates of application and dates of issuing of the ASIC's. I got mine on March 31, 2006, but I notice it has OCT 07 printed boldly on the front. Is this the expiry date? If it is, then I've been robbed of 5 month's worth of currency. As far as I am concerned, my ASIC was issued on March 31 2006 and will be current until March 2008. However, I wonder if the authorities have other ideas. I wondered why October was chosen. Presumably the Dept would like to randomise the renewal dates so as to avoid the log-jam that happened this time. Maybe they chose the month from our birth dates to set the expiry date? (My birthday is in October). If my speculation is correct, then the Department needs to make a financial adjustment at the next renewal to allow for the variation in renewal dates. These bloody "tickets to fly" are expensive enough without being cheated of several month's use. What's on your ASIC? Does it match your month of birth? Coop Mine expires in April 07 which means I lose 12 months. CLARC has said that the expiry is taken from when the AFP check was completed, so if you applied for an AVID months before the ASIC than that is when the expiry is set. A bloody joke. Mitchell they charged you money for the ASIC & security check right? Back to top Ketut Royson Guest Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 8:12 am    Post subject: Re: ASIC Expiry Dates Mal wrote: Quote: I would dispute full payment for your goods and services via your credit card company. If that was not successful I would take them to the consumer tribunal and have them make orders against them. Guess I am luck they lost mine ASIC and AVID and all my personal info eg credit details along with a few other applications as well. funny, they lost all my photos etc also. If anyone gets an AVID with teh wrong phot on it please post back to this group. Back to top Mitchell Schaeffer Guest Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 8:29 am    Post subject: Re: ASIC Expiry Dates "Ketut Royson" <spam@220-244-78-94.tpgi.com.au> wrote in message news:1144383051.465658.222140 (AT) t31g2000cwb (DOT) googlegroups.com... Quote: Mitchell Schaeffer wrote: "Coop" <vhbdq (AT) chariotnose (DOT) netwheel.au> wrote in message news:44351A13.4010605 (AT) chariotnose (DOT) netwheel.au... I've noted some of the comments here about dates of application and dates of issuing of the ASIC's. I got mine on March 31, 2006, but I notice it has OCT 07 printed boldly on the front. Is this the expiry date? If it is, then I've been robbed of 5 month's worth of currency. As far as I am concerned, my ASIC was issued on March 31 2006 and will be current until March 2008. However, I wonder if the authorities have other ideas. I wondered why October was chosen. Presumably the Dept would like to randomise the renewal dates so as to avoid the log-jam that happened this time. Maybe they chose the month from our birth dates to set the expiry date? (My birthday is in October). If my speculation is correct, then the Department needs to make a financial adjustment at the next renewal to allow for the variation in renewal dates. These bloody "tickets to fly" are expensive enough without being cheated of several month's use. What's on your ASIC? Does it match your month of birth? Coop Mine expires in April 07 which means I lose 12 months. CLARC has said that the expiry is taken from when the AFP check was completed, so if you applied for an AVID months before the ASIC than that is when the expiry is set. A bloody joke. Mitchell they charged you money for the ASIC & security check right? They sure did (i'm not really sure why it was the 6th AFP check I have completed in the last 5 years) Back to top Ric Guest Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 9:01 am    Post subject: Re: Turbulence "John" <johnitr (AT) yahool (DOT) com> wrote in message news:4434b237 (AT) dnews (DOT) tpgi.com.au... Quote: I noticed many times during the night that the Pilots would switch on the lights on the wings for a few seconds at a time, and the strobe lights on the wings came on. Is this to light up cloud formations ahead ? The lights on the wings are probably the lights to illuminate the wing leading edges to see if they are picking up ice. As for the strobes, once the aircraft lines up on the runway for take off, through to until the aircraft taxis of the runway the strobes will be on. Even during the day! It may seem like they are switched on every now and then because usually you can't see the strobes, they are shielded so as not to blind the pilot at night, however, at night if you enter cloud the strobes reflect of the cloud making them very visible. Some aircraft are placarded to switch off strobes whilst in cloud for this reason. Ric Back to top Fonz Guest Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 9:28 am    Post subject: Re: Fuel Prices! That'd make for a very heavy chopper!!! "Mal" <spam (AT) telstra (DOT) com> wrote in message news:xNNYf.24696$dy4.24056@news-server.bigpond.net.au... Quote: I run LPG 48 cents per litre. Back to top Ketut Royson Guest Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 9:59 am    Post subject: Re: Adelaide Airport A380 capable ? HIALS Stage 6 wrote: Quote: philinoz (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in message news:1144198929.463776.72660 (AT) v46g2000cwv (DOT) googlegroups.com... Just had a look at the Adelaide Airport website which claims that Adelaide is A380 capable.What does this actually mean ? That the runway will take the extra weight ?I can't imagine any reason why an A380 would need to go to Adelaide except as an emergency alternative.Do they have double decker aerobridges ? Just about all airports are A380 capable - for arrivals only! You can put it down anywhere, but getting it out is another matter...... go around? Back to top Cider Monster Guest Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 11:53 am    Post subject: Re: ASIC Expiry Dates Same here. what a bloody rip off! Should have done them together. Grish wrote: Quote: On Thu, 06 Apr 2006 23:09:31 +0930, Coop vhbdq (AT) chariotnose (DOT) netwheel.au> wrote: I've noted some of the comments here about dates of application and dates of issuing of the ASIC's. I got mine on March 31, 2006, but I notice it has OCT 07 printed boldly on the front. Is this the expiry date? If it is, then I've been robbed of 5 month's worth of currency. As far as I am concerned, my ASIC was issued on March 31 2006 and will be current until March 2008. However, I wonder if the authorities have other ideas. I wondered why October was chosen. Presumably the Dept would like to randomise the renewal dates so as to avoid the log-jam that happened this time. Maybe they chose the month from our birth dates to set the expiry date? (My birthday is in October). If my speculation is correct, then the Department needs to make a financial adjustment at the next renewal to allow for the variation in renewal dates. These bloody "tickets to fly" are expensive enough without being cheated of several month's use. What's on your ASIC? Does it match your month of birth? Coop I applied for my ASIC last november. Expiry date is June 07. This co-insides with the same month my AVID expires. All though the AVID is valid a lot longer. I believe I'm being penalised for having applied for an AVID and they use the same background checks for the ASIC hence the earlier expiry date. Back to top Phil Miller Guest Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 12:12 pm    Post subject: Re: Mission Impossible - RAAF Style On 6 Apr 2006 17:45:47 -0700, "JD" <_antipodean_ (AT) bigpond (DOT) com> wrote: Quote: The Old Bloke wrote: **Dooes anyone know his real name and position in the ADF training? Yes. Although not his current posting. What concern is it of yours? Yes. Ditto. Phil -- Pfft...English! Who needs that? I'm never going to England. Homer J. 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