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Annex 11. Edition 7
AMENDMENT 29
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COVER SHEET ,TO AMENDMENT 29 AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES AIR 'I'RAFFIC CONTROI, SERVICE FLIGII' INFOHMATICJN SERVICE AIARTING SERVICE ANNEX 11 TO THE CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION SEVENTH EDITION - APRIL 1978
Check-list of Amendments co Annex 11 - incorporating Amendments 1-25 Amendment 26 adopted by the Council on 3 December 1979 C Amendment 27 adopted by the Council on 4 March 1981 Amendment 28 adopted by the Council on 1 April 1981 Amendment 2 9 adopted by the Council on 2 April 1982 Replacement pages 3, 4, 8A, 18E editorial correction only, 19, 22 to 22D, 27, 55, 56, 57 to 59 Effective Date Date of Applicability 7 April 1978 1 10 August 1978 4 July 1981 3 April 1980 26 November 1981 27 November 1980 1 August 1981 26 November 1981 -. . - - .. - 2 August 1982 25 November 1982
AMENDMENT 29 to the International Standards and Recommended Practices AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SERVICE FLIGHT INFORMATION SERVICE ALERTLNG SERVICE Annex 11 to the Convention on International Civil Aviation 1. Insert the following replacement pages in Annex 11 Seventh Edition, to incorporate Amendment 29 which becomes applicable on 25 November 1982 a Pages 3 and 4 - Table of Contents b Page A - Foreword c Page 18B - -Chapter 3 Editorial correction only d Page 19 - Chapter 3 e Pages 22 to 22D - Chapter 4 f Page 27 - Chapter 6 g Del.ete the word END on page 54 h Pages 55 and 56 - Attachment G i Pages 57 to 59 - Attachment H Record entry of amendment on page 2.
TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD .................................... 5 CHAPTER 1 .-Definitions ........................ 9 CHAPTER 2 . -General ........................... 13 .............. 2.1. -Establishment of authority 13 ...... 2.2. -Objectives of the air traffic services 13 ....... 2.3. -Divisions of the air traffic services 14 2.4. -Determination of the need for air .......................... traffic services 13 2.5. -Designation of the portions of the airspace and controlled aerodromes where air traffic services will be provided ....... 14 2.6. -Establishment and designation of the units providing air traffic services ........ 14 2.7. -Specifications for flight information regions, control areas and control zones . . 15 2.8. -Identification of air traffic services units and airspaces ..................... 16 2.9. -Identification of ATS routes ............. 16 ..... 2.10. -Establishment of change-over points 16 2.1 1 . -Establishment and ideotlfication of significant points ....................... 16 2.1 2 . -Co-ordination between the operator and air traffic services ...................... 1 6 2.13. -Co-ordination between military authorities and air traffic services ........ 16 2.14. -Co-ordination of activities potentially hazardous to civil aircraft ............... 17 2.15. -Co-ordination between meteorological and air traffic services authorities ........ 17 2.1 6 .-Minimum flight altitudes ................ 17 2.17. -Priority in the event of an aircraft emergency ...................... 17 2.1 8 . -Time in air traffic services .............. 17 CHAPTER 3 . -Air traffic control service ............ 18R 3.1. -Application ............................ 18R ..... 3.2.-Provision of air traffic control service 18R .... 3.3. -Operation of air traffic control service 383 ..................... 3.4. -Separation minima 19 ............... 3.5. -Responsibility for control 19 ..... 3.6.-Transfer of responsibility for control 19 ............. 3.7. -Air traffic control clearances 20 3.8. -Control of persons and vehicles at aerodromes ............................ 2 1 ........... CHAPTER 4 .-Flight information service 22 ............................ 4.1.- Application 22 4.2.- Scope of flight information service ....... 22 4.3.- Operational flight information service ............................ broadcasts 22 CHAPTER 5 .-Alerting service .................... 23 5.1. -Application ............................ 23 5.2.-Notification of rescue co-ordination centres ................................ 23 5.3. -Use of communication facilities .......... 24 5.4.-Plotting aircraft in a state of emergency ... 24 5.5. -Information to the operator ............. 24 5.6. -Information to aircraft operating in the vicinity of an aircraft in a state of emergency 24 CHAPTER 6.-Air traffic services requirements ............................. for communications 25 6.1. -Aeronautical mobile service air-ground ...................... communications. 25 ............... 6.2. -Aeronautical fixed service 25 .................... 6.3. -Land mobile service 27 .... 6.4.-Aeronautical radio navigation service 27 CHAPTER 7 .-Air traffic services requirements ................................. for information 28 7.1. -Meteorological information .............. 28 7.2. -information on aerodrome conditions and the operational status of associated facilities 29 7.3. -Information on the operational status of navigation aids ......................... 29 7.4.-Information on unmanned free balloons . . 29 APPENDIX 1 . -Principles governing the identification of ATS routes other than standard departure and arrival routes ............................... 30 ............. 1.-Designators for ATS routes 30 2.-Composition of designator ............... 30 ......... 3 .-Assignment of basic designators 31 4.-Use of designators in communications .... 31 APPENDIX 2 . -Principles governing the establish- ........ ment and identification of significant points 32 1 . -Establishment of significant points ....... 32 2 . -Designs tors for significant points marked .. ... by the site of a radio navigation aid 32 3 .-Designators for significant points not marked by the site of a radio navigation aid 32 4.-Use of designators in communicatians .... 33 5 . -Signficant points used for reporting purposes .............................. 33 ANNEX 11 3
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