SSR Code Assignment Sample Clauses

The SSR Code Assignment clause establishes the process by which a unique SSR (Special Service Request) code is designated for specific services or requirements within a contractual or operational context. Typically, this clause outlines who is responsible for assigning the code, the criteria for assignment, and how the code should be communicated and used in documentation or systems. By clearly defining the assignment and use of SSR codes, the clause ensures accurate tracking and fulfillment of special service requests, reducing confusion and streamlining service management.
SSR Code Assignment. Both ATS units shall transfer flights on verified discrete SSR codes. Any change of SSR code by the accepting ATS unit may only take place after the transfer of control point.
SSR Code Assignment. Both ATS units shall transfer aircraft on verified discrete SSR codes. Any change of SSR code by EPWW or EPGD APP may only take place after the transfer of control point. Any change of SSR code by ESMM may take place at the earlies 20 NM before the AoR boundary.
SSR Code Assignment. Both ATS units shall transfer flights with verified discrete SSR codes. SSR Code 1000 is used for sufficiently equipped IFR flights within Mode-S zone.
SSR Code Assignment. Both ATS units shall transfer flights with verified discrete SSR codes. Flights equipped with Mode S transponder (based on FPL Equipment code) can be identified and transferred with the squawk code 1000 and Mode S identification used.