| The various airspaces required by the heavy-lift vehicle, the delivery vehicles, and the airdrop cargo itself all require deconfliction with other airspace users. |
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| This is the main concern – especially as Russian aircraft and submarines continue to violate national airspaces. |
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| On the Map Page, you can select airspaces with the cursor by scrolling over the airspace border. |
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| In this and other congested airspaces, the see-and-avoid principle does not always ensure safety of flight. |
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| Indeed, airplanes tend to follow fixed routes and cannot choose which Member States' airspaces to cross. |
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| How could something so tragic happen in one of the most controlled airspaces in the world? |
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| Airway epithelial damage may facilitate the passage of fibres from the airspaces into the pulmonary interstitium, which appears to be important in the development of pulmonary interstitial fibrosis. |
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| Supersonic operations in military airspaces generally consists of brief, seemingly random, supersonic events during various types of training exercises. |
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| I believe that the introduction of Sesar will overturn all the bad habits that were keeping us confined to airspaces defined by national borders, which are no longer sensible. |
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| A formal agreement between the Department of National Defence and NAV Canada further defines the responsibilities and the procedures applying to all aircraft transiting the two airspaces. |
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| In this and other congested airspaces, it has been shown that the see-and-avoid principle for VFR aircraft is not always sufficient to ensure the safety of flight. |
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| If you're familiar with sectional charts, you will instantly recognize items such as obstacles, VORs, special airspaces, paved and unpaved airports and more. |
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| In the end, the high seas course was adopted, thanks to the Russians effectively scuppering themselves by launching Sputnik 1 in 1957, which crossed other states' airspaces as it orbited the Earth. |
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| This item indicates the capability and status of equipment that is either a pre-requisite for flight in certain airspaces or on specified routes or has a significant effect on the provision of ATC service. |
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| Airspaces must now be organised differently, not based on political directives but according to the needs of the user. |
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