traffic control

2.5.3 Traffic control systems

air traffic control

(D) air traffic control instructions related to circumstances brought about by force majeure.

(B) in cases where national rules so require, permission is granted by air traffic control authorities; and

navigational lighting facilities, equipment and means and facilities, equipment and means of traffic control;

airworthiness, certification, aviation operations, maintenance, licensing, air traffic control and guidance and in airport operations.

(a) To affix to a sign, to its support or to any other traffic control device anything not related to the purpose of such sign or device;

(E) to communicate with air traffic control authorities, as appropriate, and to help relay and interpret communications from air traffic control authorities to flight crew and from the flight crew to the air traffic control authorities about the conduct of the observation flight; for this purpose, the chief flight monitor shall be permitted to make external radio communications using the radio equipment of the observation aircraft.

(B) published national air traffic control rules, procedures and guidelines on flight safety of the State Party whose territory is being overflown.

The observed Party shall ensure that its air traffic control authorities facilitate the conduct of observation flights in accordance with this Treaty.

(2) Irrespective of the provisions of the previous paragraph, it may be prescribed that exclusively English is used for the needs of air traffic control.

(b) To install any board, notice, marking or device which might be confused with signs or other traffic control devices, might render them less visible or effective, or might dazzle road-users or distract their attention in a way prejudicial to traffic safety.

(b) to install any board, notice, marking or device which might be confused with signs or other traffic control devices, might render them less visible or effective, or might dazzle road-users or distract their attention in a way prejudicial to traffic safety.

Such transit flights shall be conducted along internationally recognized Air Traffic Services routes, unless otherwise agreed by the States Parties involved, and in accordance with the instructions of the national air traffic control authorities of each State Party whose airspace is transited.

control centres for air traffic control, telecommunications, radar and other similar facilities, devices and systems, aviation meteorological stations, devices and equipment, aircraft search and rescue centres and air information centres.

a controlled air space is the part of the airspace of pre-determined extent in which air traffic control is guarantied to the extent defined by the classification of the air space;

? control the traffic in PSSAs (providing that such traffic is permitted) or in their vicinity.

Once the factors leading to the deviation have ceased to exist, the observation aircraft may, with the permission of the air traffic control authorities, continue the observation flight in accordance with the flight plan.

iii. Providing appropriate system(s) for control of maritime traffic

the information collected through monitoring activities, the information concerning PSSAs, the development of traffic control systems in the area covered by the Plan, as well as changes in available facilities and services.

.5 the nature of the ship traffic in the proposed SOx Emission Control Area, including the patterns and density of such traffic; and

Each Party shall ensure that user charges that may be imposed by its competent charging authorities or bodies on the airlines of the other Party for the use of air navigation and air traffic control services shall be just, reasonable, cost-related and not unjustly discriminatory.

of a pilot or member of the flight crew, in relation to maintenance and airworthiness of an aircraft, of air traffic control, of planning aircraft operations or of carrying out aviation meteorological observation and providing forecasts, must have a valid licence, rating, authorization, approval or certificate.

(b) With a view to improving traffic control techniques, and having regard to the usefulness of carrying out experiments before proposing amendments to this Convention, it shall be open to Contracting Parties to derogate from the provisions of this Convention, for experimental purposes and temporarily, on certain sections of road.

The observing Party shall ensure that its flight crew includes at least one individual who has the necessary linguistic ability to communicate freely with the personnel of the observed Party and its air traffic control authorities in the language or languages notified by the observed Party in accordance with paragraph 4 of this Section.

The term "flight plan" means a document elaborated on the basis of the agreed mission plan in the format and with the content specified by the International Civil Aviation Organization, hereinafter referred to as the ICAO, which is presented to the air traffic control authorities and on the basis of which the observation flight will be conducted.

Each Party shall ensure that airports, airways, air traffic control and air navigation services, civil aviation security, ground handling, and other related facilities and services that are provided in its territory shall be available for use by the airlines of the other Party on a non-discriminatory basis at the time arrangements for use are made.

In the event that the chief flight monitor believes that the observation aircraft is deviating from its flight plan, the chief flight monitor shall advise the flight crew and may inform the air traffic control authorities of any deviations of the observation aircraft from the flight plan that the chief flight monitor believes could threaten flight safety.

(a) to affix to a sign, to its support or to any other traffic control device anything not related to the purpose of such sign or device; if, however, Contracting Parties or sub-divisions thereof authorize a non-profit-making association to install informative signs, they may permit the emblem of that association to appear on the sign or on its support provided this does not make it less easy to understand the sign;

an airport zone is a specified controlled part of the airspace above an airport and around it intended for protecting air traffic;

Where an ICAO designator or any other recognised designator is used in identification of the flight, EUROCONTROL may deem the operator to be the aircraft operating agency to whom the ICAO designator was allocated or was in the process of allocation at the time of the flight or identified in the filed flight plan or identified by use of that ICAO or other recognised designator in communication with air traffic control or by any other means.

Rules on the manner and conditions for the use of recreation leave for flight controllers and assistant flight controllers of the Administration RS for Air Traffic (Ur.l. RS, no. 79/97),

(i) A green light shall mean that traffic may proceed; however, a green light for controlling traffic at an intersection shall not authorize drivers to proceed if traffic is so congested in the direction in which they are about to proceed that if they entered the intersection they would probably not have cleared it by the next change of phase;

These include measures against trafficking to athletes and, to this end, measures to control production, movement, importation, distribution and sale.

- persons who take care of meteorological air traffic safety, - aviation technical personal, - aviation traffic personnel, - /aircrew/ for technical preparations, - personnel for technological preparation of flight control, - personnel for flight control communications and - airborne personnel, for 24 months.

Considering that the growth in air traffic, the need to centralise the national policy measures of each European State at European level and technological developments in air traffic require a revision of the EUROCONTROL International Convention relating to Co-operation for the Safety of Air Navigation of 13 December 1960, as amended by the amending Protocol of 12 February 1981, in order to provide for the establishment of a uniform European air traffic management system for the control of general air traffic in European airspace and at and around airports;

(e) discussing issues related to investment, ownership and control, and confirming when the conditions for the progressive opening of traffic rights as set out in Annex 2 of this Agreement are met.

At the approaches to major intersections (especially intersections where traffic is controlled), where the width is sufficient for two or more lines of vehicles, traffic lanes should be marked as shown in diagrams 2 and 3. In such cases, the lines marking the lanes may be supplemented with arrow markings (see para. 39 of this Annex).

At the approaches to major intersections (especially intersections where traffic is controlled), where the width is sufficient for two or more lines of vehicles, traffic lanes should be marked as shown in diagrams 2 and 3. In such cases, the lines marking the lanes may be supplemented with arrow markings (see paragraph 39 of this Annex).

` Express road` means a road reserved for motor traffic accessible only from interchanges or controlled junctions and on which, in particular, stopping and parking are prohibited on the running carriageway(s).

RECOGNISING that cooperation for the prevention and control of illegal immigration, international organised crime and drug trafficking and the fight against terrorism constitute primary objectives of this Agreement,

NOx: attainment of the emission level of 40 000 tonnes/year in accordance with the Protocol concerning the Control of Emissions of Nitrogen Oxides by implementing the measures in thermal power and cogeneration plants and in traffic;

Without prejudice to international commitments in relation to the free movement of people, States Parties shall strengthen, to the extent possible, such border controls as may be necessary to prevent and detect trafficking in persons.

1 Without prejudice to international commitments in relation to the free movement of persons, Parties shall strengthen, to the extent possible, such border controls as may be necessary to prevent and detect trafficking in human beings.

In particular, each Contracting Party may temporarily resume responsibility for all or part of the air traffic services in the airspace under its control on the grounds of overriding national considerations, especially in the area of defence.

Transport. To control the anticipated increase in traffic emissions we will have to determine critical loads for ecosystems likely to be affected; systematically monitor regions with dense population and protected areas along transport routes; introduce financial, legal and technical restrictions concerning traffic in threatened regions (particularly urban areas, large housing complexes and sensitive areas).

2.3 The geographical limits of an SOx Emission Control Area will be based on the relevant criteria outlined above, including SOx emission and deposition from ships navigating in the proposed area, traffic patterns and density, and wind conditions.

(6) Authorised examiners must be qualified and must meet all prescribed conditions in order that at any moment of a practical examination they are able to take over further performance of the flight as captain of the aircraft or as air traffic controller.

(1) If the intended construction or erection of facilities or equipment is in an area of restricted or controlled use of an airport, an investor or owner must obtain prior consent from the Administration, which shall issue it with regard to air traffic safety and the technology of work of services referred to in Article 89 of this Act.