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Order 7110.65P, Air Traffic Control, with changes

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8/5/04<strong>7110.65P</strong> CHG 1b. When advised that an airborne TEAL or NOAAaircraft is requesting a clearance via CARCAH, issuethe clearance in accordance <strong>with</strong> Chapter 4, IFR,Section 2, Clearances.REFERENCE−FAAO 7110.65, Clearance Items, Para 4−2−1.FAAO 7110.65, Clearance Prefix, Para 4−2−2.FAAO 7110.65, Delivery Instructions, Para 4−2−3.c. If a TEAL or NOAA mission aircraft must becontacted but is out of VHF, UHF, and HF radiorange, advise the supervisory traffic managementcoordinator−in−charge.REFERENCE−FAAO 7210.3, Weather Reconnaissance Flights, Para 5−3−6.FAAO 7110.65, Operational Priority, Para 2−1−4.9−3−19. EVASIVE ACTION MANEUVERApprove a pilot request to conduct an evasive actionmaneuver only on the basis of a permissible trafficsituation. Specify the following items, as necessary,when issuing approval:NOTE−The “evasive action” maneuver is performed by abomber/fighter bomber aircraft at or above FL 250 alonga 60 NM long segment of the flight plan route overlying aRBS or other site and includes:1. Flying a zigzag pattern on both the left and right sideof the flight plan route centerline. Altitude deviations aremade in conjunction <strong>with</strong> the lateral maneuvering.2. Lateral deviations from the route centerline will notnormally exceed 12 miles. Altitude variations shall notexceed plus or minus 1,000 feet of the assigned flight level;i.e., confined <strong>with</strong>in a 2,000 foot block.a. Specific route segment on which the maneuverwill take place.b. Distance of maximum route deviation from thecenterline in miles.c. Altitude.PHRASEOLOGY−CLEARED TO CONDUCT EVASIVE ACTIONMANEUVER FROM (fix) TO (fix),and(number of miles) EITHER SIDE OF CENTERLINE,andMAINTAIN (altitude) THROUGH (altitude),andCOMPLETE MANEUVER AT (fix) AT (altitude).9−3−20. NONSTANDARD FORMATION/CELLOPERATIONSOccasionally the military is required to operate in anonstandard cell formation and controllers should beknowledgeable of the various tactics employed andthe procedures used.REFERENCE−FAAO 7610.4, Chapter 12, Section 12, Formation Flight.a. Formation leaders are responsible for obtainingATC approval to conduct nonstandard formation/celloperations.b. When nonstandard formation/cell operationshave been approved, controllers shall assignsufficient altitudes to allow intra-cell vertical spacingof 500 feet between each aircraft in the formation.c. <strong>Control</strong> nonstandard formation/cell operationson the basis that MARSA is applicable between theparticipating aircraft until they establish approvedseparation which is acknowledged by ATC.d. Apply standard separation criteria between theapproved nonstandard formation/cell envelope andnonparticipating aircraft.e. Clear aircraft operating in a nonstandardformation/cell to the breakup fix as the clearancelimit. Forward data pertaining to route or altitudebeyond the breakup point to the center concerned asa part of the routine flight plan information.f. EN ROUTE. If the breakup occurs in your area,issue appropriate clearances to authorize transitionfrom formation to individual routes or altitudes. If abreakup cannot be approved, issue an appropriateclearance for the flight to continue as a formation.9−3−21. OPEN SKIES TREATY AIRCRAFTa. OPEN SKIES aircraft will be identified by thecall sign “OSY” (OPEN SKIES) followed by twodigits and a one−letter mission suffix.EXAMPLE−OSY12DMission suffixes:*F = Observation Flights (Priority).*D = Demonstration Flights (Priority).*T = Transit Flights (Nonpriority).Special Operations9−3−9

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