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EUR BASIC ANP 5º 10° 10º 15° 15º 20° 20º 25° 25º 30° 30º 35° 35º 40° 40º 45° 45º 50° 50º 55° 55º SRG SRG 60º 60° 65º 65° 70° 70º 75° 75º 80° 80º 80º 80° 75º 75° 70º 70° 65º 65° ROSTOV-ON-DON SRR NORTH CAUCASUS STRAVROPOL M LEGEND LÉGENDE CLAVE TYPE OF HELICOPTER TYPE D'HÉLICOPTÈRE TIPO DE HELICÓPTERO NBG DTHNJKTNF 40º 45º 45º MAKHACHKALA BAKU/Bina 40 00 051 40 AIS/MAP 03/30 HEL-M SRG SRR MOSKVA HEL-H 41 20 KRASNOVODSK 38 00 055 055 20 20 41 26 051 10 056 00 MRG CKE:
Part VIII AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION SERVICES (AIS) INTERNATIONAL NOTAM OFFICES (NOF) 1. International NOTAM Offices (NOF) and their areas of responsibility should be established so as to ensure maximum efficiency in the provision of AIS and in the dissemination of aeronautical information. Note.— A list of the International NOTAM Offices designated for the EUR region is contained in Table AIS 1 of the FASID. PROVISION OF AIS 2. States should ensure that their aeronautical information service keeps abreast of the growth of demands imposed on it by all users. 3. International exchange of elements of the integrated aeronautical information package and other aeronautical information publications, as well as aeronautical charts, should be such as to ensure that the needs of all users and providers are met. This exchange should be made in the most cost-effective manner. 4. The arrangements for the exchange of aeronautical information should ensure that the required information is made available to users in sufficient time and that its presentation meets their needs with regard to both content and format. COORDINATION BETWEEN AIS AND OTHER SERVICES 5. Before introducing changes to the air navigation system, the services concerned should take due account of VIII-1 the time needed by AIS for the preparation, production and issue of the relevant material and, if necessary, the required AIRAC cycle. 6. Bilateral and multilateral arrangements concerning changes to the air navigation system should take into account AIS aspects so that the details, layout, format, publication and implementation dates of relevant aeronautical information publications are coordinated and agreed in advance of their issue. AIRAC SYSTEM 7. Whenever major changes to the air navigation system are planned, it is essential that these changes be promulgated with an advance notice of 56 days, i.e. twice the minimum AIRAC cycle. PRE-FLIGHT INFORMATION 8. Pre-flight information bulletins should meet the requirements of users in content and format and should be made available in good time prior to the beginning of the flight concerned. When available, users should collect pre-flight information bulletins at aerodromes. MISCELLANEOUS 9. The designated operational coverage of each radio navigation aid listed in the AIP should be stated. Details of any deviation from that coverage should also be indicated.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction New
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Table of Contents 0-v Part VI — M
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0-2 EUR BASIC ANP foreseeable futur
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0-4 EUR BASIC ANP PROCEDURE FOR THE
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0-8 EUR BASIC ANP State or territor
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BORPC I-1 PART I STATEMENT OF BASIC
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BORPC I-3 In cases where part-time
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BORPC I-7 attempt to meet the requi
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BORPC I-9 maximum assistance in adh
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Part II GENERAL PLANNING ASPECTS (G
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Part III AERODROME OPERATIONAL PLAN
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AOP III-3 19. At aerodromes where t
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AOP III-7 parties involved for each
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III-A-4 EUR BASIC ANP EBLG LIEGE/Bi
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III-A-6 EUR BASIC ANP City/Aerodrom
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III-A-10 EUR BASIC ANP City/Aerodro
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III-A-12 EUR BASIC ANP EYSA ŠIAULI
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IV-6 EUR BASIC ANP sub-regional pro
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IV-8 EUR BASIC ANP e) ICAO PBN Manu
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IV-12 EUR BASIC ANP other services
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Appendix TABLE ATS-1 — BASIC ATS
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V-A-6 EUR BASIC ANP LOWER ATS ROUTE
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ATM V-A-89 Kea Milos Iraklion UPPER
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