ENR 5.5 AERIAL SPORTING AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES

1 AERO MODELLING AND KITE FLYING

1.1 General Warning
1.1.1 Pilots flying at low altitudes should watch out for possible hazards such as model aircraft and kites, especially when flying near parks and open ground.
1.1.2 The location of some of the parks in Singapore where kite and aero model flying may occur are shown in chart ENR 3.4-5. Pilots should note that chart ENR 3.4-5 does not show all the parks in Singapore and that hazards such as kite flying and aero model flying may take place at parks and open ground not indicated in chart ENR 3.4-5.
1.1.3 According to the Singapore Air Navigation Order, kite flying and aero model flying are not permitted above 200ft or within 5km of an aerodrome. However, pilots are advised to look out for such hazards at all times as members of the public may inadvertently fly kites or aero models above the height of 200ft or within 5km of an aerodrome.

2 AIRCRAFTAERO OPERATIONSMODELLING PROHIBITEDAND OVERKITE THE TERRITORY OF SINGAPOREFLYING

2.1 Owing to the high concentration of built-up areas, severe airspace limitations and intense low flying aircraft operations, flights by the following aircraft types are prohibited over the territory of Singapore: Aircraft principally designed for the purpose of sports or recreation, commonly referred to as home-built, ultralight, microlight, hang-glider and such others,even though they may have a valid Certificate of Registration or a Certificate of Airworthiness.
2 General Warning
2.1 Pilots flying at low altitudes should watch out for possible hazards such as model aircraft and kites, especially when flying near parks and open ground.
2.2 The location of some of the parks in Singapore where kite and aero model flying may occur are shown in chart ENR 3.4-5. Pilots should note that chart ENR 3.4-5 does not show all the parks in Singapore and that hazards such as kite flying and aero model flying may take place at parks and open ground not indicated in chart ENR 3.4-5.
2.3 According to the Singapore Air Navigation Order, kite flying and aero model flying are not permitted above 200ft or within 5km of an aerodrome. However, pilots are advised to look out for such hazards at all times as members of the public may inadvertently fly kites or aero models above the height of 200ft or within 5km of an aerodrome.

3 SEARCHLIGHTAIRCRAFT DISPLAY / LASEROPERATIONS SHOWS - PAYAPROHIBITED LEBAROVER CTRTHE TERRITORY OF SINGAPORE

3.1 BTN 1200-1215 and 1330-1345 daily searchlight display and laser shows will take place at 011658N 1035138E (within Paya Lebar CTR). Additional show time will be BTN 1500-1515 on FRI and SAT. Danger Height UNL.
3 Owing to the high concentration of built-up areas, severe airspace limitations and intense low flying aircraft operations, flights by the following aircraft types are prohibited over the territory of Singapore: Aircraft principally designed for the purpose of sports or recreation, commonly referred to as home-built, ultralight, microlight, hang-glider and such others,even though they may have a valid Certificate of Registration or a Certificate of Airworthiness.

4 UNMANNEDSEARCHLIGHT AIRCRAFTDISPLAY / LASER OPERATIONSSHOWS - PAYA LEBAR CTR

4.1 Unmanned aircraft operations may take place up to 200ft AMSL at Paya Lebar CTR and within the following coordinates: 011828.092N 1034706.884E, 011831.855N 1034726.944E, 011734.453N 1034758.093E, 011720.214N 1034727.096E, 011754.341N 1034657.173E.
4 BTN 1200-1215 and 1330-1345 daily searchlight display and laser shows will take place at 011658N 1035138E (within Paya Lebar CTR). Additional show time will be BTN 1500-1515 on FRI and SAT. Danger Height UNL.