Flight Planning Sample Clauses

Flight Planning. Flight planning will be drafted under the responsibility of administrative authorities in the respective countries, which are to be identified as follows: Belgium Management Unit of the North Sea (XXXX) Denmark Admiral Danish Fleet Federal Republic of Germany Central Command for Maritime Emergencies (CCME) France French Customs Ireland Irish Coast Guard Netherlands Netherlands Coast Guard Centre (KUWA) Norway Norwegian Coastal Administration Sweden Coast Guard Headquarters (CGHQ) United Kingdom Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA)
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Flight Planning. For any flight not in the vicinity of the Jasper County Airport (KRZL) Renter must list in their online scheduling reservation the planned route of flight (list airports only). This may be done through the scheduling software or by advising the JCAA who can then input the information into the scheduling software.
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Flight Planning. Computers are available for flight planning on the first floor of the terminal building in Million Air’s Flight Planning Room.
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Flight Planning. Before a UA engages in international air navigation, a flight plan142 is neces- sary per Chapter 3 of Annex 2 on Rules of the Air to the Chicago Conven- 138 UTM Guidance // accessed April 25, 2019, xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/safety/UA/Pages/ UTM-Guidance.aspx 139 UTM Guidance // accessed April 25, 2019, xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/safety/UA/Pages/ UTM-Guidance.aspx 140 UTM Guidance // accessed April 25, 2019, xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/safety/UA/Pages/ UTM-Guidance.aspx 141 ICAO – Drone Enable Conference – 170922-23 – Videos. RPAS Regulations. Accessed Febru- ary 19, 2019. xxxxx://xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/community-info/icao-drone-enable-confer- ence-170922-23-videos/ 142 Flight plan. Specified information provided to air traffic services units, relative to an intended flight or portion of a flight of an aircraft. tion 1944, or as otherwise mandated by the overflown State.143 Accordingly, the pilot is responsible for planning a safe flight and also for the prior submission of the flight plan. The UA shall adhere to the flight plan and ATC clearances. The overflown States or the State into which the flight will be operated may require additional information related to the intended operation of the UAS. Also, the ANSP may admit or change the flight plan of the UA for reasons such as route, timing and any unique considerations associated with the UA, cargo or contingency procedures. Moreover, the ANSP shall have the capacity to provide and approve contingency plans for each UA flight plan before going airborne in the case an unforeseen situation occurs.144 For example, a UAS may encounter a situation of loss of the C2 link. The contingency actions will depend on the segment of flight where the failure occurs, the UA characteristics and performance, the risk it represents to other airspace users and the risk to persons and property. One contingency option could be the continuation of the original flight plan; this may be appropriate if the planned flight is short and the planned destination is a low-density aerodrome or landing site, or if the planned flight occurs in low-density airspace.145 UAS operations offer the potential for increased point A to point A opera- tions, as opposed to point A to point B, where the vast majority of manned aircraft international operations take place, typically flown to and from aerodromes.146 For instance, a UA may transit to distant operational areas while crossing international airspaces and subsequently return to the point of origin. These scena...
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