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RA withdrawn, contents incorporated into another RA as detailed within the document.
RA withdrawn, this activity does not need regulating in the CAE 4000 Series. It will be conducted in accordance with technical information and local orders.
RA covering markers in use at helicopter landing sites.
RA covering visual indicators and signalling devices to be used at aerodromes.
RA covering the reference system to be used in aerodrome and aeronautical data at aerodromes.
RA covering the provision of an SRA as an alternative means of achieving a position from which a visual approach can be completed.
RA covering use of the aerodrome traffic monitor to facilitate safe and expeditious flow of air traffic.
RA covering the use of pyrotechnics, firearms and lasers to support aerodrome operations.
RA covering aerodromes fitted with ASAS. Controllers and aircrew need to be aware of the configuration and use of these ASAS.
RA covering the required additional procedures to ensure the safe and efficient flight of air system formations.
RA covering the requirement for the provision of vectors below TSL to aircraft carrying out certain procedures.
RA covering provision of TI between controllers to enable them to determine whether or not coordination is required.
RA covering methods of identification for air systems in order to provide them with a surveillance service.
RA covering the requirement for management of controller fatigue.
RA covering the roles and responsibilities of the release to service authority (RTSA).
Draft regulations to introduce E10 petrol at filling stations in Great Britain.
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