Law 2 - Airspace Restrictions Flashcards
Which EU regulation refers to airspace restrictions? (1)
Reg (EU) No 923/2012
What types of airspace restrictions are there? (10)
- Danger Area
- Restricted Area
- Prohibited Area
- Small Arms Range
- Air-to-Air Refueling Area
- Aerial Tactics Area - ATA
- Military Training Area - MTA
- High Intensity Radio Transmission Area - HIRTA
- Areas Of Intense Aerial Activity – AIAA
- Various other Hazardous Areas
What is the definition of a Danger Area? (1)
Airspace of defined dimensions within which activities dangerous to the flight of aircraft may exist at specified times
What type of activity is in a Danger Area? (3)
- Military
- Captive balloon sites
- Weapon ranges
Several types of activity may take place in each Danger Area. True or False?
True
Does an aircraft towing targets within a Danger Area have right of way over power aircraft? (1)
Yes
3 examples of a Prohibited & Restricted areas
- H.M Prisons
- Nuclear Power Stations
- Military Establishments
What is the definition of a Restricted Area? (1)
Airspace of defined dimensions, above the land areas or territorial waters of a State, within which the flight of aircraft is restricted in accordance with certain specified conditions
Can you land / take-off at an AD within a restricted area? (1)
Yes - Specified conditions apply
What is the definition of a Prohibited Area? (1)
Airspace of defined dimensions, above the land areas or territorial waters of a State, within which the flight of aircraft is prohibited
what is the vertical height limit for a Small arms range? (1)
500ft AGL
Do Small arms ranges attract Danger Area status? (1)
No
Where are Small Arms ranges detailed within the AIP? (1)
ENR 5-3
What is the definition of an Aerial Tactics Area? (1)
ATA: Area Tactics Area
Airspace of defined dimensions designated for air combat training within which high energy manoeuvres are regularly practiced by aircraft formations
What is the definition of a Military Training Area? (1)
MTA: Military Training Area
An area of Upper Airspace of defined dimensions within which intense military flying training takes place