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An aircraft flying along a railway line within a distance of one nautical mile must, unless otherwise directed by ATC…

  • A

    If flying at or below 1500 ft AGL, fly to the left of the railway line.

  • B

    If flying at any altitude, fly directly over the railway line.

  • C

    If flying at or below 1500 ft AGL, fly to the left of the railway line.

  • D

    If flying at or below 1500 ft AGL, fly to the right of the railway line.

SA CIVIL AVIATION REGULATIONS
PART 91: GENERAL AVIATION AND OPERATING FLIGHT RULES
91.06.8 Following line features

An aircraft flying at or below 1500 feet above the surface and following a power line, a road, a railway line, a canal, a coastline or any other line feature within one nautical mile of such line feature, shall fly to the right of such line, road, railway line, canal, coastline or other line feature, except when the aircraft is instructed to do otherwise by an ATSU.

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