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GM2 ATS.TR.230(b)(2) Transfer of responsibility for control
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-17264
ED Decision 2020/008/R
found in: ATM/ANS Provision of Services (2017/373) (Feb 2023)
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GM2 ATS.TR.230(b)(2) Transfer of responsibility for control ED Decision 2020/008/R COORDINATION BETWEEN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL UNITS FOR TAKE-OFF AND CLEARANCE EXPIRY TIMES (a) The take-off time should be specified by the ACC when it is necessary to: (1) coordinate the departure with traffic not released to the unit providing approach control service; and (2) provide en-route separation between departing aircraft following the same track. (b) If the take-off time is not specified, the unit providing approach control service should determine it when necessary to coordinate the departure with traffic released to it. (c) A clearance expiry time should be specified by the ACC if a delayed departure would conflict with traffic not released to the unit providing approach control service. If, for traffic reasons of its own, a unit providing approach control service has to specify in addition its own clearance expiry time, this should not be later than that specified by the ACC.
GM2 ATS.TR.230(b)(2) Transfer of responsibility for control ED Decision 2020/008/R COORDINATION BETWEEN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL UNITS FOR TAKE-OFF AND CLEARANCE EXPIRY TIMES (a) The take-off time should be specified by the ACC when it is necessary to: (1) coordinate the departure with traffic not released to the unit providing approach control service; and (2) provide en-route separation between departing aircraft following the same track. (b) If the take-off time is not specified, the unit providing approach control service should determine it when necessary to coordinate the departure with traffic released to it. (c) A clearance expiry time should be specified by the ACC if a delayed departure would conflict with traffic not released to the unit providing approach control service. If, for traffic reasons of its own, a unit providing approach control service has to specify in addition its own clearance expiry time, this should not be later than that specified by the ACC.