AIRSPACE DELEGATION Sample Clauses

AIRSPACE DELEGATION a. ZBW delegates the airspace in the vicinity of west of the SYR VOR between 11,000’
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AIRSPACE DELEGATION. ZJX delegates to ZDC (ILM) the responsibility for ATC service as depicted.
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AIRSPACE DELEGATION a. Airspace will be delegated as listed below in the appropriate Annexes. b. Wilmington is a TRSA, all aircraft must be in contact with ATC in this facinity. Wilmington ATCT owns airspace SFC-100 as designated in the appropriate Annex below.
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AIRSPACE DELEGATION a. The airspace at and below 6,000’ is delegated to Boston Center as shown below: (1) Boston Center shall request an approval (APREQ) for all IFR approaches and departures from Cornwall airport (CYCC). b. The sector known as Sept-Isle (ZV), as shown below, is operated by: (1) Montreal, at or below FL280 (Hauterive sector). (2) Moncton/Gander above FL280, while staffed. (3) Montreal Center above FL280, while Moncton/Gander is offline. c. If Montreal will not operate/control the Sept-Isle sector at FL290 or above while Moncton Centre is offline, Montreal shall coordinate accordingly with BVA. d. The sector known as Concordia (CN) (excluding airspace within CYTR MTCA), as shown below and in attachment 2, is operated by: (1) Toronto Centre, from surface to FL230. (2) Montreal Centre, from surface to FL230, while Toronto Centre is offline. e. The CARTR arrival corridor, as shown in attachment 3, is delegated to Montreal Terminal between 8,000’ and 10,000’. Montreal Terminal must keep 1.5 NM of separation from the arrival corridor boundary.
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AIRSPACE DELEGATION. The ATL ATCT is delegated that airspace from the surface up to and including 4,000 feet MSL, underlying the A80 Satellite Corridor Airspace, excluding the airspace delegated to A80 Satellite as depicted in ATL ATCT Standard Operating Procedures.
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AIRSPACE DELEGATION. Concurrent with the realignment of the boundary between the Singapore FIR and the Jakarta FIR and subject to teh existing procedures established in the Tanjung Pinang Control Area (zone), the Government of the Republic of Indonesia will delegate to Singapore an airspace of 90nm from XXXXXX (01 13'24"N 103 51'24"E) and up to 37,000 ft within the realigned Jakarta FIR and south of Singapore, designated as Sector A, (as detailed in Map 2), for the provision of air traffic services. In the event that the Government of the Republic of Indonesia implements the revision of its archipelagic boundaries in conformity with the provosions of UNCLOS, and as a result any part of its revised archhipelagic and territorial water boundaries falls within Sector B (as detailed in Map 2), the Government of the Republic of Singapore will align its FIR boundary to take into account that part of Indonesia's revised archipelagic and territorial water boundaries drawn in conformity with UNCLOS and falling within Sector B. The Republic of Indonesia will then delegate the area affected by the realignment, from sea level to unlimited height, to the Republic of Singapore. The northern boundary of Sector B (05 00'N 108 15'E, 05 00'N 108 00'E, 03 30'N 105 30'E, 01 29'21"N 104 34'41"E) accords with the FIR boundary realignment proposal submitted by the Government of the Republic of Indonesia in its Working Paper 55 presented to the Third Asia-Pacific Regional Air Navigation Meeting in April 1993.
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