What should all affected neighbouring Member States do regarding data for a cross-border UAS geographical zone?

All affected neighbouring Member States should make data available for the entire cross-border UAS geographical zone, including the part(s) located in their own territory and the part(s) located in the territory(ies) of the neighbouring State(s).

In the context of cross-border UAS geographical zones, what does the data made available by each neighbouring Member State need to cover?

The data should cover the entire cross-border UAS geographical zone, including both the part(s) located in the Member State's own territory and the part(s) located in the territory(ies) of the neighbouring State(s).

According to AMC3 Article 15(3), how is data quality responsibility allocated among Member States for a cross-border UAS geographical zone?

Each respective Member State retains responsibility for the data quality of the parts of the cross-border UAS geographical zone located in its own territory.

AMC3 Article 15(3) Operational conditions for UAS geographical zones

Q: Who is responsible for the data quality of the respective parts of a cross-border UAS geographical zone?

The responsibility for data quality of the respective parts remains with the respective Member State.

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AMC3 Article 15(3) Operational conditions for UAS geographical zones

ED Decision 2022/002/R

CROSS-BORDER UAS GEOGRAPHICAL ZONE(S)

All affected neighbouring Member States should make data available for the entire cross-border UAS geographical zone including the part(s) that is (are) located in their own territory and the part(s) that is (are) located in the territory(ies) of the neighbouring State(s) (the responsibility for data quality of the respective parts remains with the respective Member State). The conditions for the coordination process should ensure consistency across all resulting data sets.

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Source-Title: AMC3 Article 15(3) Operational conditions for UAS geographical zones View latest amendments

Erulesid: ERULES-1963177438-19518 Compare versions

Domain: Unmanned aircraft systems

Amendedby: Amendment 2

Applicabilitydate: 10 February, 2022

Entryintoforcedate: 10 February, 2022

Regulatorysource: ED Decision 2022/002/R Navigate

Regulatorysubject: Cover regulation

Typeofcontent: AMC to IR (Acceptable means of compliance to implementing rule)

Parentir: Article 15 - Operational conditions for UAS geographical zones

Origin: EASA

Category: EAR