Air traffic control

Air traffic services

Air traffic control service

6) air traffic control and those services providing air traffic control services with meteorological information

Air Traffic Control (ATC) and navigation

Air traffic control services and equipment

Air traffic control services and equipment

(d) Other air operations88 800 50. Air traffic control services and equipment.

50. Air traffic control services and equipment.

46. Air traffic control services and equipment.

22. Air traffic control services and equipment.

19. Air traffic control services and equipment.

18. Air traffic control services and equipment.

55. Air traffic control services and equipment.

54. Air traffic control services and equipment.

41. Air traffic control services and equipment.

An exploratory aspect of the project is studying matters related to air traffic control, including airspace, airline timetables, air traffic and flight bookings.

CNS ATM communications, navigation and surveillance and air traffic management

Policing and security rules for domestic air and sea traffic

For instance they are serving as air traffic controllers and as transport pilots in the air force.

The air traffic control services are standard overflight charges payable to Euro Air Control Services in Switzerland.

ENRI is now conducting research and development activities of satellite based technologies for air navigation and air traffic control.

Air Traffic Controller Dies To Ensure Hundreds On Plane Can Escape Earthquake

Air traffic lost it on radar, and we can't pick it up anywhere.

On 16 November, one C 130 military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force entered the Nicosia FIR, violating international air traffic regulations.

On that day, one C 130 military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force entered the Nicosia FIR, violating international air traffic regulations.

12. ICAO Worldwide Communications, Navigation and Surveillance Air Traffic Management (CNS ATM) Implementation Conference

12. ICAO Worldwide Communications, Navigation and Surveillance Air Traffic Management (CNS ATM) Implementation Conference

(a) The Electronic Navigation Research Institute is conducting research and development work on satellite based technologies for air navigation and air traffic control.

The Group continues to be concerned about the egregious lack of air safety standards throughout the country, where air traffic continues to increase.

On that day two C 130 military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force entered the northern Nicosia FIR, violating international air traffic regulations.

On that day one (1) CN 235 military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force entered the Nicosia FIR, violating international air traffic regulations.

On 11 November 1998, two GULFSTREAM military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force entered the Nicosia flight information region, violating international air traffic regulations.

UNTAES provides fuel and covers aircrew subsistence allowance and other air operation costs (landing fees and ground handling, as well as air traffic control services).

On 13 November 1998, one military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force (unknown type) entered the Nicosia flight information region, violating international air traffic regulations.

On that day one VIP C 650 military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force entered the Nicosia flight information region violating international air traffic regulations.

Those factors together decreased the necessity for aircrew subsistence allowance and air traffic control services and equipment.

Initial selection of Afghan civilian air traffic controller trainees is complete, as training is about to be initiated.

Existing international aviation rules as well as national legislation and air traffic arrangements should be taken into account.

ICAO applies space based navigation systems in its communications, navigation and surveillance air traffic management that support the required air navigation performance and contribute to increased aviation safety.

On that day, one VIP C 650 military aircraft of the Turkish Air Force entered the Nicosia FIR from a south easterly direction, violating international air traffic regulations.

Air pollution from the fires was blamed for causing tens of thousands of respiratory infections in Indonesia and for the widespread cancellation of air traffic in the region.

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, 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.

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.