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GM1 SERA.12020(a)(3) Exchange of air-reports
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-9788
ED Decision 2013/013/R
found in: SERA (923/2012) Standardised European Rules of the Air (Feb 2023)
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GM1 SERA.12020(a)(3) Exchange of air-reports ED Decision 2013/013/R OTHER ATS UNITS CONCERNED Other ATS units concerned are those that have flights under their jurisdiction which are expected to enter the airspace concerned at a later stage of flight. Those flights could, for instance, require rerouting before entering the airspace concerned. As an example, a special air-report concerning volcanic ash or volcanic eruption could be necessary to transmit to aircraft by ATS units in the FIR adjacent to that affected by the air-report.
GM1 SERA.12020(a)(3) Exchange of air-reports ED Decision 2013/013/R OTHER ATS UNITS CONCERNED Other ATS units concerned are those that have flights under their jurisdiction which are expected to enter the airspace concerned at a later stage of flight. Those flights could, for instance, require rerouting before entering the airspace concerned. As an example, a special air-report concerning volcanic ash or volcanic eruption could be necessary to transmit to aircraft by ATS units in the FIR adjacent to that affected by the air-report.
##### GM1 SERA.12020(a)(3) Exchange of air-reports *ED Decision 2013/013/R* **OTHER ATS UNITS CONCERNED** Other ATS units concerned are those that have flights under their jurisdiction which are expected to enter the airspace concerned at a later stage of flight. Those flights could, for instance, require rerouting before entering the airspace concerned. As an example, a special air-report concerning volcanic ash or volcanic eruption could be necessary to transmit to aircraft by ATS units in the FIR adjacent to that affected by the air-report.