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Use of Unqualified Personnel – Legal Aspects

36TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Taipei, Taiwan, 17-21 March 1997 WP No. 156 Use of Unqualified Personnel – Legal Aspects Introduction The Jerusalem IFATCA Conference (1995) revealed the need to deal with the legal aspects implied by the use of unqualified personnel … Continued

Update of Accident and Incident Investigation Policy

36TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Taipei, Taiwan, 17-21 March 1997 WP No. 154 Update of Accident and Incident Investigation Policy Introduction During 1994 the subject of Area Recordings was incorporated into the IFATCA policy on Accident and Incident Investigation. However, the policy … Continued

ACAS (TCAS Training for ATCOs)

36TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Taipei, Taiwan, 17-21 March 1997 WP No. 150 ACAS (TCAS Training for ATCOs) Introduction TCAS training was included in the work programme of SC4 at the 1996 Tunis Conference. IFATCA Technical Policy page 3212 “urges national administrations … Continued

Legal Aspects of the Introduction of GNSS

36TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Taipei, Taiwan, 17-21 March 1997 WP No. 157 Legal Aspects of the Introduction of GNSS Introduction IFATCA participants in the ICAO GNSS panel were confronted with a number of legal issues; since the items under discussion were … Continued

Mixing Datalink Equipages in the Same Airspace

36TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Taipei, Taiwan, 17-21 March 1997 WP No. 014L Mixing Datalink Equipages in the Same Airspace Following discussion in Committee B on 17 March, it was suggested that material be drafted for Committee review regarding limitations to … Continued

SC7 Central Data Bank of Jurisprudence

36TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Taipei, Taiwan, 17-21 March 1997 WP No. 155 SC7 Central Data Bank of Jurisprudence In the last four conferences, IFATCA Committee C asked SC7 to establish a central data bank of jurisprudence, in order to discover … Continued

Medical Effects of Night Shifts

36TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Taipei, Taiwan, 17-21 March 1997 WP No. 159 Medical Effects on Night Shifts Introduction Air Traffic controllers more or less all over the world, are working during the night when the body is prepared for sleep. Economic … Continued