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CAP1310 (PDF)
There may be scope for improving competitiveness through better implementation of existing rules.
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CAP1593 (PDF)
New technologies 2.23 New technologies offer opportunities and poses challenges for NERL in fulfilling their role in airspace management.
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CAP3200 (PDF)
But it is important to acknowledge that aviation operates within a global regulatory ecosystem that is based on common rules and trust.
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CAP2325 (PDF)
Underlining is used to indicate new or revised text.
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Policy Paper UKADS 25 3 Airspace Design Support Fund (PDF)
It makes clear that the Fund is not intended for small aerodromes or drone operators, for example.
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Rp3customerconsultationworkinggroupreport (PDF)
The working arrangements set out rules for the management of the meetings, timely preparation and distribution of papers, presentations and minutes including the use of a dedicated NERL customer web site.
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DAP Guidance 103 (PDF)
Class G is uncontrolled in that any aircraft may use the airspace under the rules of the air and although an air traffic service may be available it is not mandated.
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UK Performance Plan Final (PDF)
The trust deed and rules set out the Trustees powers and the procedures Trustees must follow.
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CAP1092 (PDF)
For most areas of safety regulation EASA prepares the rules, National Aviation Authorities such as the CAA apply the rules, and EASA monitors implementation through inspections – where necessary advising the European Commission on enforcement.
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RMT0203 CRD FINAL (PDF)
Stakeholders support updates to CS-HPT-DSN, clearer categorisation rules, and mechanisms to ensure sites are reclassified consistently as surrounding environments evolve.