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GM1 SPA.HOFO.150 Aircraft tracking system
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-13135
ED Decision 2016/022/R
found in: Air Operations (965/2012) Part-ARO Part-ORO Part-CAT Part-SPA Part-NCC Part-NCO Part-SPO (Sep 2023)
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GM1 SPA.HOFO.150 Aircraft tracking system ED Decision 2016/022/R OPERATIONAL PROCEDURE The procedure should take into account the following aspects: (a) the outcome of the risk assessment made when the update frequency of the information was defined; (b) the local environment of the intended operations; and (c) the relationship with the operator’s emergency response plan. Aircraft tracking data should be recorded on the ground and retained for at least 48 h. Following an accident or a serious incident subject to investigation, the data should be retained for at least 30 days, and the operator should be capable of providing a copy of this data without delay.
GM1 SPA.HOFO.150 Aircraft tracking system ED Decision 2016/022/R OPERATIONAL PROCEDURE The procedure should take into account the following aspects: (a) the outcome of the risk assessment made when the update frequency of the information was defined; (b) the local environment of the intended operations; and (c) the relationship with the operator’s emergency response plan. Aircraft tracking data should be recorded on the ground and retained for at least 48 h. Following an accident or a serious incident subject to investigation, the data should be retained for at least 30 days, and the operator should be capable of providing a copy of this data without delay.
##### GM1 SPA.HOFO.150 Aircraft tracking system *ED Decision 2016/022/R* **OPERATIONAL PROCEDURE** The procedure should take into account the following aspects: (a) the outcome of the risk assessment made when the update frequency of the information was defined; (b) the local environment of the intended operations; and (c) the relationship with the operator’s emergency response plan. Aircraft tracking data should be recorded on the ground and retained for at least 48 h. Following an accident or a serious incident subject to investigation, the data should be retained for at least 30 days, and the operator should be capable of providing a copy of this data without delay.
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