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© 2013 Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada Source of Canadian Airspace Data © 2013 Transport Canada 1. GENERAL 1.0.0-1 In accordance with the Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs), Part VI, Subpart 1, airspace may be designated or changed by amendment of the Designated Airspace Handbook under the authority delegated to the Chief of Standards, Aerodromes and Air Navigation, by the Minister of Transport. 1.0.0-2 It is requested that proposed changes, errors or omissions be brought to the attention of the Chief of Standards, Aerodromes and Air Navigation, AARTA, Transport Canada, Ottawa ON, K1A 0N8. Military users should contact Air Traffic Management Coordination Office (ATM COORD), NAV CANADA, 4th Floor, WS421, 77 Metcalfe Street, Ottawa ON, K1P 5L6, tel 613-996-1418. 1.0.0-3 Requests for the designation of Class F Advisory or Restricted airspace for short duration use may be approved by NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) if time limitations preclude the normal 56-day publication cycle and the need for the airspace is adequately justified. Requests shall be forwarded to the Chief of Standards, Aerodromes and Air Navigation, who will approve the request and coordinate the issuance of a NOTAM with the NAV CANADA International NOTAM Office. 1.1 STANDARDS 1.1.0-1 Abbreviations, acronyms and terminology used shall conform to the extent possible with abbreviations and acronyms published in TP14371E Transport Canada Aeronautical Information Manual (TC AIM) and in TP11958E Glossary for Pilots and Air Traffic Services Personnel. 1.1.0-2 Where airspace is designated by reference to the Can/USA bdry or to any portion of this boundary, the Definition of Boundary between Canada and the United States NAD 83, as published by the International Boundary Commission, shall be used. 1.1.0-3 The designation of airspace within this document applies to those portions overlying Canadian territory. Therefore, any portions of airspace overlying USA territory are excluded from the designations in this document. 1.1.0-4 All airspace designated in Part 3 is excluded from within airway or fixed RNAV boundaries. 1.1.0-5 Control Zones, as defined in Part 3, are excluded from all Transition Areas, Control Area Extensions and Terminal Control Areas as defined in Part 3. 1.1.0-6 Class F airspace, as designated in Part 5, when active, is excluded from all airspace designated in Part 3. Unless otherwise specified, when areas of Class F airspace are inactive, the rules for the appropriate airspace apply. 1.1.0-7 Where airspace, airways and fixed RNAV routes are designated by reference to a NAVAID, or to an Intxn or Fix, the coordinates used shall be listed in Part 2. 1.1.0-8 When a segment of airspace has a coordinate that is located close to a Navaid, Intersection or Aerodrome a location key for the point will be added to assist users of the DAH, to plot the airspace. Where multiple location keys could be chosen only one will be selected. Ex. (Sault Ste. Marie, ON-AD) or (Deer Lake, NL-NDB) 1.1.0-9 All segments between points defining airspace boundaries are calculated as Great Circles, unless otherwise specified. 1.1.0-10 Unless otherwise specified, whenever the word "mile(s)" is used in this document, it shall mean nautical mile(s). 1.1.0-11 All radials used shall be in degrees magnetic, unless otherwise specified in degrees true. 1.1.0-12 All coordinates shall be expressed in degrees/minutes/seconds, using the North American Datum 1983 (NAD 83). Canada has deemed NAD 83 coordinates to be equivalent to the World Geodetic System 1984 (WGS 84) for aeronautical purposes. All coordinate values are derived from the best source available. Coordinates obtained in 2 DAH December 5, 2012 10:55 am DESIGNATED AIRSPACE HANDBOOK Effective 0901Z 10 JANUARY 2013 to 0901Z 7 MARCH 2013
© 2013 Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada Source of Canadian Airspace Data © 2013 Transport Canada ABBREVIATIONS & ACRONYMS decimal seconds are rounded, to two decimal places in Chapter 3 and one decimal in Chapter 2, by rounding values of 5 or greater up and values of less than 5 down. 1.1.0-13 All altitudes are above sea level (ASL) and will be inclusive unless otherwise indicated e.g. 5000´ to 10,000´. To indicate when either the bottom or upper altitude is not included, the words below and above are to be placed before the appropriate altitude e.g. above 5000´ to 10,000´ or 5000´ to below 10,000´. 1.1.0-14 Non-continuous segments in airways or air routes and some segments within US airspace are marked with an ellipsis (. . .). 1.2 ABBREVIATIONS & ACRONYMS Abbreviations and acronyms used in this Part shall conform to the extent possible with abbreviations and acronyms published in TP14371E Transport Canada Aeronautical Information Manual (TC AIM) and in TP11958E Glossary for Pilots and Air Traffic Services Personnel. AAE ............................Above Aerodrome Elevation AB ..............................Alberta ACA............................Arctic Control Area ACC............................Area Control Centre AD ..............................Aerodrome ADIZ ...........................Air Defence Identification Zone AGL ............................Above Ground Level AIP .............................Aeronautical Information Publication AK ..............................Alaska, USA ARTCC.......................Air Route Traffic Control Centre (USA) ASL ............................Above Sea Level ASU............................Area Support Unit ATIS ...........................Automatic Terminal Information Service BC ..............................British Columbia bdry ............................Boundary Brg..............................Bearing CAE............................Control Area Extension Can.............................Canada CARs..........................Canadian Aviation Regulations CDA............................Canadian Domestic Airspace CFB ............................Canadian Forces Base CMNPS ......................Canadian Minimum Navigation Performance Specifications Cont............................Continuous Crs..............................Course CSN............................Canadian Switched Network CTA ............................Control Area CZ ..............................Control Zone Dist .............................Distance DME ...........................Distance Measuring Equipment DND ...........................Department of National Defence DT ..............................Daylight Saving Time ESCAT .......................Emergency Security Control of Air Traffic FIR .............................Flight Information Region FL ...............................Flight Level FSS ............................Flight Service Station Intl ..............................International Intxn ...........................Intersection LF/MF.........................Low Frequency/Medium Frequency MA..............................Massachusetts, USA MB..............................Manitoba ME..............................Maine, USA MEA ...........................Minimum Enroute Altitude MI ...............................Michigan, USA MN..............................Minnesota, USA MTCA .........................Military Terminal Control Area Muni ...........................Municipal 3 DAH December 5, 2012 10:55 am DESIGNATED AIRSPACE HANDBOOK Effective 0901Z 10 JANUARY 2013 to 0901Z 7 MARCH 2013
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