'Rule for Flight Interval' to be Carried Out on August 1

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'Rule for Flight Interval' to be Carried Out on August 1

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China's military and civil aviation is going to implement a unified "Rule for Flight Interval" from zero hour on August 1. This is another new aviation regulation following the implementation of the new "Basic Flight Rules of PRC".

It's reported the military and the civil aviation have all along adopted different flight-interval standards. To improve the utilization ratio of the flight space and time, and to avoid airplane collision, the State Aviation Administration Committee uses the standard of the international aviation organizations for reference to clearly define an only one flight-interval in certain airspace.

By PD Online Staff Yang Ruoqian

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