Significats de control airspace en anglès

Air traffic controllers perform duties within a radar facility and maintain radar surveillance of approach control airspace, processing and coordinating aircraft through terminal control.

The route taken by the drone was within very tightly controlled airspace.

There are 14 centres around New Zealand that have a controlled airspace.

North Atlantic overflights through Irish- controlled airspace remain unaffected despite the cloud drifting over the country.

The same goes for any region defined as " controlled airspace", too.

He said there had been some high-profile instances where drones had ended up in controlled airspace.

Unidentified ship, you are leaving controlled airspace.

The Government has labelled the use of Irish- controlled airspace by two Russian bomber airplanes on Wednesday as unacceptable.

UKAB said the drone was being flown above the maximum permitted height of 400ft and within controlled airspace.

The deal is among the biggest since China recently relaxed restrictions on low-altitude flying in its mainly military- controlled airspace.

The air traffic control provider NATS confirmed that the balloon would count as a non-standard flight in controlled airspace.

Another incident earlier in the month suspended flights for half an hour after a drone was spotted in controlled airspace.

Katy Gosset reports from the Christchurch air traffic centre, which helps to control NZ's 30 million square kilometres of controlled airspace.

An Egyptian military helicopter briefly crossed into Israeli- controlled airspace over the Gaza Strip, in a possible sign of increased security jitters.

Sumner said developments in technology would enabling alternatives to controlled airspace that were "safe, fit-for purpose and commercially viable".

The entry into Irish- controlled airspace by Russian air force Tupolev TU-95 "Bear" strategic bomber aircraft last week was unsurprising.