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Page Two. 1-10-49 G.R. Janas Montreal Crew Car Effective Sunday morning, January 16, 1949, the stewardesses will be boarding the crew car at the Laurentian Hotel. All crew car drivers have been instructed that they shall be at the Mt. Royal Hotel promptly one hour and thirty minutes prior to flight departure, regardless of whether the stewardess is aboard the limousine. This office would appreciate learning of instances where the crew car was late in picking you up. 1-10-49 G.R. Janas Light Signal Procedures for Airport Traffic Control The CAA has advised that in order to conform with recent changes in ICAO Standards and Recommended Practices for Rules of Air, it has become necessary to modify the operation of the portable traffic light as used to control the movement of personnel and vehicles on the landing area as well as the landing and take-off of aircraft not equipped with radio. This change is effective internationally on the first of January. Domestically it becomes effective February 1, 1949. Effective on these dates, signals from a portable traffic control light shall mean the following: [[3 column table]] |Color and Type of Signal|On the Ground|In Flight| |STEADY GREEN|Clear for take-off|Cleared to land| |FLASHING GREEN|Cleared to taxi|Return for landing (to be followed by steady green at proper time)| |STEADY RED |Stop|Give way to other aircraft and continue circling| |FLASHING RED|Taxi clear of landing|Airport unsafe-area (runway) in use do not land| |FLASHING WHITE|Return to starting point on airport|..............| |ALTERNATING RED & GREEN|General Warning Signal-Exercise Extreme Caution| | The military services have been advised of this change. Issues of the Airman's Guide between now and February 1 and the next Flight Information Manual will also contain this notice. 1-12-49 G.R. Janas Military Leave of Absence It is requested that all pilots submit their requests for military leaves of absence for 1949 to this office by January 31, 1949, and if possible, that they confine themselves to the latter part of March, month of April, May, June, October, November and December. BERMUDA DIVISION 1-5-49 G.R. Janas Flight Altitudes - BLUE 56 Mr. Tomlin of A.T.C. advises that ordinarily the flight altitudes over Blue Airway 56 are odd southbound and even northbound, but that all clearances must be coordinated with Patuxent River Naval Air Station and therefore other altitudes might be authorized. SYRACUSE 1-12-49 G.R. Janas Temperature Readings Meteorology has requested that Flights 1, 2 and 75 sub it by hello to the Lock the to soundings for arch 1000' level up to activity altitude.
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