General aviation flight control regulations

Chapter I General Provisions Article 1 These Regulations are formulated in accordance with the Civil Aviation Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and the Basic Flight Rules of the People's Republic of China for the purpose of promoting the development of general aviation, standardizing general aviation flight activities and ensuring flight safety. Article 2 General aviation activities within the territory of People's Republic of China (PRC) must abide by these Regulations.

The relevant provisions of these Regulations shall apply to the activities of raising and releasing unmanned free balloons and tethered balloons in People's Republic of China (PRC). Article 3 General aviation as mentioned in these Regulations refers to aviation activities other than military, police, customs anti-smuggling flights and public air transport flights, including business flights in industry, agriculture, forestry, fisheries, mining and construction, medical and health care, emergency rescue and disaster relief, meteorological observation, marine monitoring, scientific experiments, remote sensing mapping, education and training, culture, sports and tourism. Article 4 Units and individuals engaged in general aviation flight activities must meet the qualifications for engaging in general aviation activities stipulated in the Civil Aviation Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), and abide by the provisions of relevant state laws and administrative regulations. Article 5 The flight control department shall be responsible for the management of general aviation flight activities and provide air traffic control services according to the division of responsibilities. Relevant flight support units shall actively coordinate and cooperate, do a good job in related service support, and create convenient conditions for general aviation flight activities. Chapter II Designation and Use of Flight Airspace Article 6 Units and individuals engaged in general aviation flight activities shall apply to the flight control department for the use of airport flight airspace, air routes and air routes in accordance with relevant state regulations before implementation. Article 7 Units and individuals engaged in general aviation flight activities shall apply to the relevant flight control departments for the designation of temporary flight airspace according to the needs of flight activities.

The application for designation of temporary flight airspace shall include the following contents:

(1) The horizontal range and height of the temporary flight airspace;

(two) the method of entering and leaving the temporary flight airspace;

(3) Time for using the temporary flight airspace;

(4) Nature of flight activities;

(5) Other related matters. Article 8 The designation of temporary flight airspace shall be approved in accordance with the following provisions:

(1) Delineation within the airport area shall be approved by the department in charge of airport flight control;

(2) The airport area beyond the designated flight control area shall be approved by the department in charge of flight control in this area;

(three) beyond the designated flight control zone in the flight control zone, approved by the department responsible for flight control in the control zone;

(four) designated in the flight control zone, approved by the China People's Liberation Army Air Force.

The department that approves the designation of temporary flight airspace shall report the designated temporary flight airspace to the flight control department at the next higher level for the record and notify the relevant units. Article 9 An application for the designation of temporary flight airspace shall be submitted to the relevant flight control department seven working days before the planned use of temporary flight airspace; The flight control department responsible for approving the temporary flight airspace shall make a decision on approval or disapproval three working days before the proposed use of the temporary flight airspace, and notify the applicant. Article 10 The use period of temporary flight airspace shall be determined according to the nature and needs of general aviation flight, and generally shall not exceed 12 months.

If it is necessary to extend the use period of temporary flight airspace due to the needs of flight tasks, it shall be reported to the flight control department that approved the temporary flight airspace for approval.

After the completion of the general aviation mission, the units and individuals engaged in general aviation flight activities shall report to the relevant flight control departments in a timely manner, and the temporary flight airspace they applied for shall be revoked. Article 11 With the consent of the flight control department that has approved the designation of temporary flight airspace, other units and individuals engaged in general aviation flight activities may also use the designated temporary flight airspace. Chapter III Management of Flight Activities Article 12 Units and individuals engaged in general aviation flight activities shall apply to the local flight control department for flight plans before the flight, and they can only be implemented after being approved according to the examination and approval authority. Thirteenth flight plan application shall include the following contents:

(1) flight unit;

(2) the nature of the task;

(three) the name, code (call sign) and the number of crew members of the captain (pilot);

(4) Type and quantity of aircraft;

(5) Communication mode and code of secondary radar transponder;

(6) Take-off and landing at airports and alternate airports;

The estimated start and end time of the flight;

Eight, flight meteorological conditions;

(9) Airway, flight altitude and flight range;

(ten) other special security needs. Fourteenth units and individuals engaged in general aviation flight activities must submit valid mission approval documents when applying for flight plans in any of the following circumstances:

(1) Flying out of or into China's airspace (except for official flights);

(2) Flying over the air restricted area or the area between the national (border) line and our side 10 km;

(3) Conducting aerial geophysical exploration or aerial photography activities within the territory of China;

(four) flying over the territorial sea (coast) line;

(five) foreign aircraft or foreigners use China aircraft to carry out general aviation flight activities in China.