On 28 October 29 military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force (16 F 16, 6 F 4, 2 RF 4, 1 CN 235, 1 GULFSTREAM and 3 KC 135) entered the northern Nicosia flight information region, violating international air traffic regulations.

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Aviation fuel (extra hours, each)

On 27 October 12 military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force (8 F 16), 1 CN 235, 1 aircraft of unknown type and 2 KC 135) entered the Nicosia flight information region violating international air traffic regulations.

On 19 November 1998, 18 military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force (6 F 16, 8 F 4, 2 RF 4, 1 C 130 and 1 Gulfstream) entered the Nicosia FIR, violating international air traffic regulations.

On 17 November, eight military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force (4 RF 4, 2 F 4, 1 CN 235 and 1 C 130) entered the Nicosia FIR, violating international air traffic regulations.

On 22 November 1998, thirty two (32) military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force (26 F 16, 3 KC 135, 2 CN 235 and 1 C 130) entered the Nicosia FIR, violating international air traffic regulations.

On 24 November 1998, twenty nine (29) military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force (19 F 16, 5 F 4, 3 KC 135 and 2 CN 235) entered the Nicosia FIR violating international air traffic regulations.

On 23 November 1998, thirty four (34) military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force (16 F 16, 8 F 4, 4 of unknown type, 3 KC 135, 1 C 130 and 2 CN 235) entered the Nicosia FIR violating international air traffic regulations.

On 23 October, 14 military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force (6 F 16 and 8 F 4) entered the Nicosia flight information region, violating international air traffic regulations.

On that day, twelve F 16, one C 130, two C 160 and one propeller aircraft of the Turkish Air Force entered the northern part of the Nicosia flight information region, violating international air traffic regulations as well as the national airspace of the Republic of Cyprus.

On 25 November 1998, twenty nine (29) military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force (16 F 16, 8 F 4, 3 KC 135, 1 CN 235 and 1 GULFSTREAM) entered the Nicosia FIR violating international air traffic regulations.

On 26 November 1998, twenty nine (29) military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force (20 F 16, 4 F 4, 3 KC 135, 1 CN 235 and 1 GULFSTREAM) entered the Nicosia FIR violating international air traffic regulations.

On 20 November 1998, 17 military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force (14 F 16, 2 F 4 and 1 C 130) entered the Nicosia FIR violating international air traffic regulations.

On that day, five military aircraft (four F 4s and one low velocity aircraft) of the Turkish Air Force entered the northern Nicosia FIR, violating international air traffic regulations.

Furthermore, on 28 June 1998, 27 military aircraft (12 F 16s, 10 F 5s, 3 C 30s and 2 C 160s) of the Turkish air force entered the Nicosia flight information region, in violation of international air traffic regulations, from a north easterly direction, violating the national airspace of the Republic of Cyprus, then exiting southwards.

On 29 October, 31 military aircraft (28 F 16s, 1 CN 235 and 2 KC 135s), as well as 1 military helicopter of the Turkish Air Force, entered the Nicosia flight information region, violating international air traffic regulations.

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Aviation fuel (block hours, each)

Aviation fuel (block hours, each)

22. Other air operations costs (per helicopter)

On 30 October, five military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force (two F 4s, two RF 4s and one CN 235) entered the northern Nicosia flight information region, violating international air traffic regulations.

English Page On 27 November 1998, thirteen (13) military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force (10 F 16, 2 KC 135 and 1 CN 235) entered the Nicosia FIR violating international air traffic regulations.

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Aviation fuel (extra hours, each)

21. Other air operations costs (per helicopter)

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Page On 21 November 1998, two transport aircraft of the Turkish Air Force (one CN 235 and one C 130) entered the Nicosia FIR, violating international air traffic regulations.

The air assets fleet consists of 1 fixed wing and 13 rotary wing aircraft for the period 1 July to 31 December 2005 and of 1 fixed wing and 2 rotary wing aircraft for the period 1 January to 30 June 2006, compared to 1 fixed wing and 28 rotary wing aircraft for the full 12 month period in 2004 05.

(g) Delayed deployment of air assets with the actual deployment of two aircraft (1 helicopter and one fixed wing aircraft) instead of the six aircraft anticipated.

On 22 October, 22 Turkish military aircraft (16 F 16, 4 F 4 and 2 RF 4) entered the Nicosia flight information region, violating international air traffic regulations.

On 24 October, 20 Turkish military aircraft (10 F 16, 8 F 4 and 2 RF 4) entered the Nicosia flight information region, violating international air traffic regulations.

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On that day four Turkish military aircraft, two RF 4 carrying out aerial photography and two F 4, entered the Nicosia flight information region, in violation of international air traffic regulations.

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At 1530 hours, two Israeli helicopters violated Lebanese airspace at a medium altitude over Chebaa farms

On 25 October, 50 Turkish military aircraft (38 F 16, 8 F 4, 2 CN 235 and 2 KC 135) entered the Nicosia flight information region, violating international air traffic regulations.

On 26 October, 31 Turkish military aircraft (18 F 16, 8 F 4, 2 CN 235 and 3 KC 135) entered the Nicosia flight information region, violating international air traffic regulations.

On 6 April 2005, one C 130, two RF 4 and two F 16 Turkish military aircraft carried out a total of three violations of international air traffic regulations and two violations of the national airspace of the Republic of Cyprus, as follows

On that day, 28 military aircraft and one military helicopter of the Turkish Air Force entered the Nicosia flight information region, in violation of international air traffic regulations, flying over the area of Rizokarpaso and thus violating the national airspace of the Republic of Cyprus.