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Absolute Minimum The calculated R The calculated RVR, orVR, or at Aerodromes where; RVR measurements at Aerodromes where; RVR measurements are not taken or available, the visibility,
are not taken or available, the visibility, which is the lowest possible for any
which is the lowest possible for any
instrument approach to be made using
instrument approach to be made using thatthat particular approach aid.
particular approach aid. Advisory Area
Advisory Area A designated area where airA designated area where air trac advisory service is available.
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ADS servi
ADS servicece. A service using aircraft. A service using aircraft informat
information provided by ion provided by means of automaticmeans of automatic dependent surveillance.
dependent surveillance. Aero
Aerodrome drome contrcontrol ol towertower.. A A unitunit established to provide air trac control established to provide air trac control service to aerodrome trac.
service to aerodrome trac. Aerodrom
Aerodrome e elevation.elevation. The The elevation elevation ofof the highest point of
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Advisory Route A designated route
A designated route
along which air trac advisory service
along which air trac advisory service
is available.
is available.
Aerodrome
Aerodrome
A(8 +* .? /(3 .+ )*+ 3*5-<(*3,
A(8 +* .? /(3 .+ )*+ 3*5-<(*3,
*4-*3, 5*) +) .+ ..(/8 5*3 ?.+
*4-*3, 5*) +) .+ ..(/8 5*3 ?.+
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Aerodrome taxi taxi circuit.circuit. The specifedThe specifed path o aircrat on the manoeuvring path o aircrat on the manoeuvring area during specifc wind conditions.
area during specifc wind conditions. Aerodrome
Aerodrome trafc.trafc. All trac on theAll trac on the manoeuvring area o an aerodrome and manoeuvring area o an aerodrome and all aircrat ying in the vicinity o an all aircrat ying in the vicinity o an aerodrome.
aerodrome.
Note.— An aircrat is in the vicinity o Note.— An aircrat is in the vicinity o an aerodrome when it is in, entering or an aerodrome when it is in, entering or leaving an aerodrome trafc circuit
leaving an aerodrome trafc circuit Aerodrome
Aerodrome trafc trafc circuit.circuit. The specifedThe specifed path to be own by aircrat operating path to be own by aircrat operating in the vicinity o an aerodrome.
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Aerodrome Flight normation
Aerodrome Flight normation
!ervice "AF!#
!ervice "AF!# A !ight information
A !ight information
service provided t
service provided to aerodrome
o aerodrome
trac.
trac.
Aerodrome Tr
Aerodrome Traffic
affic Zone
Zone
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A-+5* .? 3*?-(*3
3-*(5-.(5 *5)@/-5>*3 +.(3 ( *+.3+.*
3-*(5-.(5 *5)@/-5>*3 +.(3 ( *+.3+.*
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Aeronautical Mobile !ervice A radioA radio communication service
communication service between aircrafbetween aircraftt stations and aeronautical stations, or
stations and aeronautical stations, or betweenbetween aircraft stations.
aircraft stations.
Aeronautical !tation
Aeronautical !tation A land station in theA land station in the aeronaut
aeronautical mobile service. ical mobile service. "n certain"n certain
instances, an aeronautical station may be instances, an aeronautical station may be placed on board a ship or an
placed on board a ship or an earth satellite.earth satellite. Aeronautical
Aeronautical xed xed service service A!S".A!S". AA telecommunication service between speci#ed telecommunication service between speci#ed #$
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Aeronautical xed staxed station.tion. A station in theA station in the aeronautical #$ed service.
aeronautical #$ed service. Aeronautical
Aeronautical ground ground light.light. Any Any lightlight specially provided as an aid to air navigation, specially provided as an aid to air navigation, other than a
other than a light displayed on light displayed on an aircrafan aircraft.t. Aeronautical
Aeronautical #normat#normation $ircular Aion $ircular A#$". A#$". A notice containing inormation that does notice containing inormation that does
not %ualiy or the origination o a N&'A( not %ualiy or the origination o a N&'A( or or
or or inclinclusiousion in tn in the A#he A#)), *ut , *ut whichwhich
relates to +ight saety, air navigation, relates to +ight saety, air navigation, technical, administrative or legislative technical, administrative or legislative
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Aeronautical #normation #normation ))u*licationu*lication A#)".
A#)". A publication issued by or with theA publication issued by or with the authority of a %tate and containing authority of a %tate and containing aeronautical information of a lasting character aeronautical information of a lasting character essential to air navigation.
essential to air navigation. A#) Amend
A#) Amendment. )ment. )ermanent chermanent changes toanges to the i
the inornormatiomation conn containtained in ed in the Athe A#)#).. A#) Sulem
A#) Sulement. 'ent. 'emorary emorary changes tochanges to the inormation contained in the
the inormation contained in the A#)A#)
which are u*lished *y means o secial which are u*lished *y means o secial ages.
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A"RA&. An acronym 'aeronautical information A"RA&. An acronym 'aeronautical information regulation and control( signifying a system regulation and control( signifying a system aimed at advance noti#cation based on aimed at advance noti#cation based on common e)ective dates, of circumstances that common e)ective dates, of circumstances that necessitate signi#cant changes in operating necessitate signi#cant changes in operating practices.
practices.
Air defence identi#cation *one 'A+"(. %pecial Air defence identi#cation *one 'A+"(. %pecial designated airspace of de#ned dimensions
designated airspace of de#ned dimensions within which aircraft are re-uired to comply within which aircraft are re-uired to comply with special identi#cation andor reporting with special identi#cation andor reporting procedur
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A"% product. Aeronautical information provided A"% product. Aeronautical information provided in the form of the
in the form of the elements of the "ntegratedelements of the "ntegrated Aeronautical "nformation /ackage 'e$cept
Aeronautical "nformation /ackage 'e$cept
01TA2 and /"3(, including aeronautical charts, 01TA2 and /"3(, including aeronautical charts, or in
or in the form of suitable electronic media.the form of suitable electronic media. Application. 2anipulation and processing of Application. 2anipulation and processing of data in support
data in support of user re-uiremenof user re-uirements '"%1ts '"%1 454678(.
454678(.
A%9TA2. A special series 01TA2 notifying by A%9TA2. A special series 01TA2 notifying by means of a speci#c
means of a speci#c format change in activityformat change in activity of a volcano, a volcanic eruption andor
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Airborne $ollision
Airborne $ollision A
Avoidance !ystem
voidance !ystem
An aircraft system based on %%R
An aircraft system based on %%R
transponder signals which operates
transponder signals which operates
independently of ground based
independently of ground based
e-uipment to provide advice to the pilot
e-uipment to provide advice to the pilot
on potential con!icting aircraft that are
on potential con!icting aircraft that are
e-uipped with %%R transponders.
e-uipped with %%R transponders.
Aircraft Station
Aircraft Station
A
A .@-/* 5))-.(
.@-/* 5))-.( -( )>*
-( )>*
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*+.()-/ .@-/* 5*+6-* .( @.+3 ( -++?)$
Air-ground Communications
Air-ground Communications
T.%8
T.%8
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.(-)-.( @*)**( -++?) (3 5))-.(5 .+
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Air%&round $ommunication !ervice Air%&round $ommunication !ervice AA service that permits information to be
service that permits information to be passedpassed from an aeronautical station to an aircraft
from an aeronautical station to an aircraft station on or
station on or in the vicinity of in the vicinity of an aerodran aerodrome.ome.
Air-to-ground communication. One-way communication Air-to-ground communication. One-way communication from
from aircraft aircraft to to stations stations or or locations locations on on the the surface surface of of thethe earth.
earth.
Aeronautical ground light
Aeronautical ground light. . Any Any lightlight specially provided as an aid to air navigation, specially provided as an aid to air navigation, other than a
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Aircrat
Aircrat roximityroximity.. A situation in which, in theA situation in which, in the opinion of a pilot or air trac services personnel, the opinion of a pilot or air trac services personnel, the distance between aircraft as well as their relative distance between aircraft as well as their relative positions and speed have been such that the safety of positions and speed have been such that the safety of the aircraft involved may have been compromised. An the aircraft involved may have been compromised. An aircraft pro$imity is classi#ed as follows:
aircraft pro$imity is classi#ed as follows: Risk of collision.
Risk of collision. The The risk risk classi#cation classi#cation of of an an aircrafaircraftt pro$imity in which serious risk of collision has e$isted. pro$imity in which serious risk of collision has e$isted. Safety not assured.
Safety not assured. The risk classi#cation of an aircraf The risk classi#cation of an aircraftt pro$imity in which the safety of the aircraft may have pro$imity in which the safety of the aircraft may have been compromised.
been compromised. No risk of collision.
No risk of collision. The risk The risk classi#cation of classi#cation of an an aircrafaircraftt pro$imity in which no risk of collision has e$isted.
pro$imity in which no risk of collision has e$isted. Risk not determined.
Risk not determined. The The risk risk classi#cation classi#cation of of anan aircraft pro$imity in which insucient information was aircraft pro$imity in which insucient information was
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Air Trac
Air Trac All aircrafAll aircraft in !ight t in !ight or operating onor operating on the manoeuvring area of an aerodrome.
the manoeuvring area of an aerodrome. Air T
Air Trac $ontrorac $ontrol $learl $learanceance AuthorisationAuthorisation for an aircraft to procee
for an aircraft to proceed under d under conditionsconditions speci#ed by an air trac control unit.
speci#ed by an air trac control unit. Air Trac !ervice "AT!#
Air Trac !ervice "AT!# A generic termA generic term meaning variously, !ight
meaning variously, !ight informatinformation service,ion service, alerting service, air trac advisory service, air alerting service, air trac advisory service, air trac control service, area control service,
trac control service, area control service,
approach control service or aerodrome control approach control service or aerodrome control service.
service. Airway
Airway A control area or part of a control areaA control area or part of a control area established in the form of a
established in the form of a corridor e-uippedcorridor e-uipped with radio navigation aids.
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Air trafc trafc advisory advisory service.service. A serviceA service provided within advisory airspace to ensure provided within advisory airspace to ensure separation, in so far as practical, between separation, in so far as practical, between aircraf
aircraft which are operating t which are operating on "R on "R !ight plans.!ight plans. Air
Air trafc trafc control control clearance.clearance. Authori*ationAuthori*ation for an aircraft to proceed under conditions for an aircraft to proceed under conditions speci#ed by an air trac control unit.
speci#ed by an air trac control unit.
Note 1.— For convenience, the term “air trac Note 1.— For convenience, the term “air trac control clearance” is frequently areviated to control clearance” is frequently areviated to “clearance” !hen used in a""ro"riate “clearance” !hen used in a""ro"riate conte#ts.
conte#ts.
Note $.— %he areviated term “clearance” Note $.— %he areviated term “clearance” may e "re&#ed y the !ords “ta#i”, “take' may e "re&#ed y the !ords “ta#i”, “take' o(”, “de"arture”, “en'route”, “a""roach” or o(”, “de"arture”, “en'route”, “a""roach” or
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Air trafc trafc control control instruction.instruction. +irectives+irectives issued by air trac control for the purpose of issued by air trac control for the purpose of re-uiring a pilot to take a speci#c action.
re-uiring a pilot to take a speci#c action. Air
Air trafc trafc control control service.service. A serviceA service provided for the
provided for the purpose of:purpose of: a( preventing collisions:
a( preventing collisions:
4( between aircraft, and 4( between aircraft, and
<( on the manoeuvring area between <( on the manoeuvring area between aircraf
aircraft and t and obstructions; andobstructions; and
b( e$pediting and maintaining an orderly !ow b( e$pediting and maintaining an orderly !ow of air trac.
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Air trafc trafc control control unit.unit. A generic termA generic term meaning variously,
meaning variously,
area control centre, approach control unit or area control centre, approach control unit or aerodrome
aerodrome
control tower. control tower.
Air
Air trafc trafc service service AA'S".'S". A generic termA generic term meaning variously, !ight information service, meaning variously, !ight information service, alerting service, air trac advisory service, air alerting service, air trac advisory service, air trac control service 'area control service, trac control service 'area control service, approach control service or aerodrome control approach control service or aerodrome control service(.
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AIRMET
AIRMET information.information. I(?.+)-.( -55*3 @8 I(?.+)-.( -55*3 @8 *)*.+./.<-/ )> .??-* .(*+(-(< )>* .++*(* .+ *)*.+./.<-/ )> .??-* .(*+(-(< )>* .++*(* .+ **)*3 .++*(* .? 5*-?-*3 *(%+.)* *)>*+ **)*3 .++*(* .? 5*-?-*3 *(%+.)* *)>*+ >*(.*( >*(.*( >-> >-> 8 8 ??*) ??*) )>* )>* 5?*)8 5?*)8 .? .? /.%/*6*//.%/*6*/ -++?) .*+)-.(5 (3 >-> 5 (.) /+*38 -(/3*3 -( -++?) .*+)-.(5 (3 >-> 5 (.) /+*38 -(/3*3 -( )>* ?.+*5) -55*3 ?.+ /.%/*6*/ ?/-<>)5 -( )>* ?/-<>) )>* ?.+*5) -55*3 ?.+ /.%/*6*/ ?/-<>)5 -( )>* ?/-<>) -(?.+)-.( +*<-.( .(*+(*3 .+ 5@%+* )>*+*.?$ -(?.+)-.( +*<-.( .(*+(*3 .+ 5@%+* )>*+*.?$ Air-report. Air-report. A +*.+) ?+. ( -++?) -( ?/-<>) +*+*3 -(A +*.+) ?+. ( -++?) -( ?/-<>) +*+*3 -( .(?.+-)8 -)> +*4-+**()5 ?.+ .5-)-.(, (3 .*+)-.(/ .(?.+-)8 -)> +*4-+**()5 ?.+ .5-)-.(, (3 .*+)-.(/ (3'.+ *)*.+./.<-/ +*.+)-(<$ (3'.+ *)*.+./.<-/ +*.+)-(<$
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Air-taxiing.
Air-taxiing. M.6**() .? >*/-.)*+'VTOL @.6* )>*M.6**() .? >*/-.)*+'VTOL @.6* )>* 5+?* .? ( *+.3+.*, (.+//8 -( <+.(3 *??*) (3 ) 5+?* .? ( *+.3+.*, (.+//8 -( <+.(3 *??*) (3 ) <+.(3 5**3 (.+//8 /*55 )>( 7
<+.(3 5**3 (.+//8 /*55 )>( 7 '> "20 )#$'> "20 )#$ Note.—
Note.— The The actual actual height height may may varyvary, , and and some some helicoptershelicopters may require air-taxiing above 8 m (2 !t" #$% to reduce may require air-taxiing above 8 m (2 !t" #$% to reduce gro
ground und e!!ect e!!ect turbulence turbulence or or proprovide vide clearance clearance !or !or cargcargoo slingloads.
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Altitude The vertical dista The vertical distance of a level, ance of a level, a point or an ob=ect co
point or an ob=ect considered as a point,nsidered as a point, measured from mean sea level.
measured from mean sea level. Area $ontrol $entre
Area $ontrol $entre A term used in theA term used in the >nited ?ingdom to describe a unit
>nited ?ingdom to describe a unit providingproviding en@route air trac control services.
en@route air trac control services. Automatic
Automatic TTerminal erminal normation normation !ervice!ervice "AT!# "'(#
"AT!# "'(# The prov The provision of currision of current, rent, routineoutine information to arriving and departing aircraft information to arriving and departing aircraft by means of
by means of continuous and repetitivecontinuous and repetitive broadcasts thr
broadcasts throughout the day oughout the day or a speci#edor a speci#ed portion of the day.
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A-/!
A-/!A.A. The The code code word word used used to to designate designate anan alert phase.
alert phase.
Alerting
Alerting service.service. A service provided to notifyA service provided to notify appropriate organi*ations regarding aircraft in appropriate organi*ations regarding aircraft in need of search and rescue aid, and assist such need of search and rescue aid, and assist such organi*ations as re-uired.
organi*ations as re-uired.
Alert
Alert hase.hase. A A situation situation whereinwherein apprehension e$ists as to the safety of an apprehension e$ists as to the safety of an aircraf
aircraft and t and its occupants.its occupants. Alerting
Alerting ost.ost. A unit designated to receiveA unit designated to receive information from the general public regarding information from the general public regarding
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Alternate aerodrome.aerodrome. An aerodrome to which anAn aerodrome to which an aircraft may proceed when it becomes either aircraft may proceed when it becomes either impossible or inadvisable to proceed to or to land at impossible or inadvisable to proceed to or to land at the aerodrome of intended landing. Alternate the aerodrome of intended landing. Alternate aerodromes include the following:
aerodromes include the following: %
%ake'o( ake'o( alternaalternatete. An alternate aerodrome at which an. An alternate aerodrome at which an aircraft can land should this become necessary shortly aircraft can land should this become necessary shortly after take@o) and it is not possible to use the after take@o) and it is not possible to use the aerodrome of departure.
aerodrome of departure. +n'route alternate
+n'route alternate. An aerodrome at which an aircraft. An aerodrome at which an aircraft would be able to land after e$periencing an abnormal would be able to land after e$periencing an abnormal or emergency condition while en route.
or emergency condition while en route. estination alternate
estination alternate. An alternate aerodrome to. An alternate aerodrome to which anaircraft may proceed should it become either which anaircraft may proceed should it become either impossible or inadvisable to land at the aerodrome of impossible or inadvisable to land at the aerodrome of intended landing.
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A
A roach roach control control service.service. Air trac control serviceAir trac control service for arriving or departing controlled !ights.
for arriving or departing controlled !ights. Aroach
Aroach control control unit.unit. A unit established toA unit established to provide air trac control service to controlled !ights provide air trac control service to controlled !ights arriving at, or departing from, one or more arriving at, or departing from, one or more aerodromes.
aerodromes. Aroach
Aroach unnel.unnel. A speci#ed airspace around aA speci#ed airspace around a nominal approach path within which an aircraft nominal approach path within which an aircraft approaching to land is considered to be making a approaching to land is considered to be making a normal approach.
normal approach. Aroach
Aroach se%uence.se%uence. The The order order in in which which two two oror more aircraft are cleared to approach to land at the more aircraft are cleared to approach to land at the aerodrome.
aerodrome. Aron.
Aron. A de#ned area, on a land aerodrome, intendedA de#ned area, on a land aerodrome, intended to accommodate aircraft for purposes of loading or to accommodate aircraft for purposes of loading or unloading passengers, mail or cargo, fuelling, parking unloading passengers, mail or cargo, fuelling, parking or maintenance.
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Area control control service.service. Air trac control service forAir trac control service for controlled !ights in control areas.
controlled !ights in control areas. Area
Area navigation navigation /NA/NA0".0". A method of navigationA method of navigation which permits aircraft operation on any desired !ight which permits aircraft operation on any desired !ight path within the coverage of station@referenced path within the coverage of station@referenced navigation aids or within the limits of the capability of navigation aids or within the limits of the capability of self@contained aids, or a combination of these.
self@contained aids, or a combination of these. Area
Area navigation route.navigation route. An AT% route established forAn AT% route established for the use of aircraft capable of employing area the use of aircraft capable of employing area navigation.
navigation.
Assignment,
Assignment, assign.assign. +istribution of fre-uencies to+istribution of fre-uencies to stations. +istribution of %%R &odes or <7@bit aircraft stations. +istribution of %%R &odes or <7@bit aircraft addresses to aircraft.
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A'S 'S route.route. A speci#ed route designed forA speci#ed route designed for channelling the !ow of trac as necessary for channelling the !ow of trac as necessary for the provision of air trac services.
the provision of air trac services.
Note 1.— %he term “-%S route” is used to Note 1.— %he term “-%S route” is used to mean variously, air!ay, advisory route, mean variously, air!ay, advisory route, controlled or uncontrolled route, arrival or controlled or uncontrolled route, arrival or de"arture route, etc.
de"arture route, etc.
Note $.— -n -%S route is de&ned y route Note $.— -n -%S route is de&ned y route s"eci&cations !hich include an -%S route s"eci&cations !hich include an -%S route desi)nator, the track to or from si)ni&cant desi)nator, the track to or from si)ni&cant "oints
"oints !ay"oints/, !ay"oints/, distance distance et!eenet!een si)ni&cant "oints, re"ortin) requirements and, si)ni&cant "oints, re"ortin) requirements and, as determined y the a""ro"riate -%S as determined y the a""ro"riate -%S
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Automatic
Automatic terminal terminal inormation inormation service service AA'#S".'#S". 'he sym*ol used to designate automatic 'he sym*ol used to designate automatic terminal inormation service. 'he automatic terminal inormation service. 'he automatic rovision
rovision o o current, current, routine routine inormation inormation toto arriving and dearting aircrat throughout 12 arriving and dearting aircrat throughout 12 hours or a secied ortion thereo3
hours or a secied ortion thereo3
Data lin45automatic terminal inormation service Data lin45automatic terminal inormation service D5A'#S". 'he rovision o A'#S via data lin4.
D5A'#S". 'he rovision o A'#S via data lin4.
0oice5automatic terminal inormation service 0oice5automatic terminal inormation service 0oice5A'#S". 'he rovision o A'#S *y means o 0oice5A'#S". 'he rovision o A'#S *y means o continuous and reetitive voice
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)ase Turn
)ase Turn A turn e$ecuted by the aircraftA turn e$ecuted by the aircraft
during the initial approach between the end of during the initial approach between the end of the outbound track and the beginning of the the outbound track and the beginning of the intermedi
intermediate or ate or #nal approach track. The#nal approach track. The tracks are not reciprocal.
tracks are not reciprocal. 6are arth.
6are arth. !urace o the *arth including!urace o the *arth including bodies o water and permanent ice and
bodies o water and permanent ice and
snow+ and e,cluding vegetation and snow+ and e,cluding vegetation and man-made obects.
made obects.
)lind Transmission
)lind Transmission A transmission from oneA transmission from one station to another station in
station to another station in circumstcircumstancesances where two@way communication cannot be where two@way communication cannot be established but where it is believed that the established but where it is believed that the called station is able
called station is able to receive theto receive the transmission.
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$eiling. The height above the ground or $eiling. The height above the ground or water o the base o the lowest layer o water o the base o the lowest layer o cloud below / 000 m "10 000 t# covering cloud below / 000 m "10 000 t# covering more than hal the s2y.
more than hal the s2y.
$hange-over point. The point at which an $hange-over point. The point at which an aircrat navigating on an AT! route aircrat navigating on an AT! route segment defned by reerence to very segment defned by reerence to very high re3uency omni-directional radio high re3uency omni-directional radio ranges is e,pected to transer its primary ranges is e,pected to transer its primary navigational reerence rom the acility navigational reerence rom the acility behind the aircrat to the ne,t acility behind the aircrat to the ne,t acility ahead o the aircrat.
ahead o the aircrat.
4ote.5 $hange-over points are 4ote.5 $hange-over points are established to provide the optimum established to provide the optimum balance in respect o signal strength and balance in respect o signal strength and
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$ode "!!R#. The number assigned to a $ode "!!R#. The number assigned to a particular multiple pulse reply signal particular multiple pulse reply signal transmitted by a transponder in Mode A transmitted by a transponder in Mode A or Mode $.
or Mode $.
$learance 7imit
$learance 7imit The point to which an The point to which an aircraf
aircraft is gt is granted an air ranted an air trac controltrac control clearance.
clearance.
$ontrol Area
$ontrol Area A controlled airspace A controlled airspace e$tee$tendingnding upwards from a speci#ed limit above the
upwards from a speci#ed limit above the surface of the earth.
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$ontrolled aerodrome.
$ontrolled aerodrome. An aerodrome atAn aerodrome at which air trac control service is which air trac control service is provided to aerodrome trac.
provided to aerodrome trac.
Note.— 'he term 7controlled aerodrome8 Note.— 'he term 7controlled aerodrome8 indicates that air trafc control service is indicates that air trafc control service is rovided
rovided to to aerodrome aerodrome trafc trafc *ut *ut doesdoes not necessarily imly that a control 9one not necessarily imly that a control 9one exists.
exists. $ruise
$ruise clim*. clim*. An An aerolane aerolane cruisingcruising techni%ue resulting in a net increase in techni%ue resulting in a net increase in altitude as the aerolane mass altitude as the aerolane mass decreases.
decreases.
$urrent data authority. 'he designated $urrent data authority. 'he designated ground system through which a $)D-$ ground system through which a $)D-$
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$urrent +ight lan $)-". 'he +ight lan, $urrent +ight lan $)-". 'he +ight lan, including changes, i any, *rought a*out including changes, i any, *rought a*out *y su*se%uent
*y su*se%uent clearances.clearances.
Note.— :hen the word 7message8 is Note.— :hen the word 7message8 is used as a sufx to this term, it denotes used as a sufx to this term, it denotes the content and ormat o the current the content and ormat o the current +ight lan data sent rom one unit to +ight lan data sent rom one unit to another.
another.
$ontrolled Airspace
$ontrolled Airspace An airspace of de#nedAn airspace of de#ned dimensions within which air trac control dimensions within which air trac control service is provided in accordance with the service is provided in accordance with the airspace classi#cation.
airspace classi#cation. $ontrol 8one
$ontrol 8one A controlled airspace A controlled airspace e$te$tendingending upwards fr
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$alendar. Discrete temoral reerence $alendar. Discrete temoral reerence system that rovides the *asis or system that rovides the *asis or dening temoral osition to a
dening temoral osition to a resolutionresolution o one day #S& ;<;=>?".
o one day #S& ;<;=>?".
$anoy. 6are arth sulemented *y $anoy. 6are arth sulemented *y vegetation height.
vegetation height.
$ulture. All man5made eatures $ulture. All man5made eatures constructed on the surace o the arth, constructed on the surace o the arth, such as cities, railways and canals.
such as cities, railways and canals.
$yclic redundancy chec4 $/$". A $yclic redundancy chec4 $/$". A mathematical algorithm alied to the mathematical algorithm alied to the digital exression o data that rovides a digital exression o data that rovides a level o assurance against loss or level o assurance against loss or alteration o data.
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Deendent arallel aroaches. Deendent arallel aroaches. !imultaneous approaches to parallel or !imultaneous approaches to parallel or near-parallel instrument runways where near-parallel instrument runways where radar separation minima between aircrat radar separation minima between aircrat on adacent e,tended runway centre on adacent e,tended runway centre lines are prescribed.
lines are prescribed. D'/S!A.
D'/S!A. The code word used toThe code word used to designate a distress phase.
designate a distress phase. Discrete code.
Discrete code. A our-digit !!R $ode withA our-digit !!R $ode with the last two digits not being 900:.
the last two digits not being 900:. Distress hase.
Distress hase. A situation wherein thereA situation wherein there is reasonable certainty that an aircrat is reasonable certainty that an aircrat and its occupants are threatened by and its occupants are threatened by grave and imminent danger or re3uire grave and imminent danger or re3uire
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;anger area. An airspace o defned ;anger area. An airspace o defned dimensions within which activities dimensions within which activities dangerous to the ight o aircrat may dangerous to the ight o aircrat may e,ist at specifed times.
e,ist at specifed times.
;atabase. <ne or more fles o data so ;atabase. <ne or more fles o data so structured that appropriate applications structured that appropriate applications may draw rom the fles and update may draw rom the fles and update them.
them.
4ote.5 This primarily reers to data 4ote.5 This primarily reers to data stored electronically and accessed by stored electronically and accessed by computer rather than in fles o physical computer rather than in fles o physical records.
records.
;ata product. ;ata set or data set series ;ata product. ;ata set or data set series that conorms to a data product that conorms to a data product
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;ata product specifcation. ;etailed ;ata product specifcation. ;etailed description o a data set or data set description o a data set or data set series together with additional series together with additional inormation that will enable it to be inormation that will enable it to be created+ supplied to and used by another created+ supplied to and used by another party "!< =>=?=@#.
party "!< =>=?=@#.
4ote.5 A data product specifcation 4ote.5 A data product specifcation provides a description o the universe o provides a description o the universe o discourse and a specifcation or mapping discourse and a specifcation or mapping the universe o discourse to a data set. t the universe o discourse to a data set. t may be used or production+ sales+ may be used or production+ sales+ end-use or other purpose.
use or other purpose.
;ata 3uality. A degree or level o ;ata 3uality. A degree or level o confdence that the data provided meets confdence that the data provided meets the re3uirements o the data user in the re3uirements o the data user in
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;ata set. dentifable collection o data ;ata set. dentifable collection o data "!< =>=0=@#. ;ata set series.
"!< =>=0=@#. ;ata set series.
$ollection o data sets sharing the same $ollection o data sets sharing the same product specifcation "!< =>==@#.
product specifcation "!< =>==@#.
;atum. Any 3uantity or set o 3uantities ;atum. Any 3uantity or set o 3uantities that may serve as a reerence or basis or that may serve as a reerence or basis or the calculation o other 3uantities "!< the calculation o other 3uantities "!< =>=0B@#.
=>=0B@#.
;igital *levation Model ";*M#. The ;igital *levation Model ";*M#. The representation o terrain surace by representation o terrain surace by continuous elevation values at all continuous elevation values at all intersections o a defned grid+ intersections o a defned grid+ reerenced to common datum.