Although the Runway Status Lights are provided as a safety net to pilots and vehicle drivers, status information and service control will be needed in the control tower. For that purpose, the Tower A-CWP needs to be interfaced to the Runway Status Lights management tool to display the appropriate status information and provide the appropriate control functions.
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AERODROME-ATC-66 |
V4
V5
IOC - FOC
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AO-0209 |
Code | Title | Related Elements | |
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10
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AO-0209 | Enhanced Runway Usage Awareness |
Relationship | Code | Title | Related Elements |
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30
Enabled by
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REG-HNA-20 | Regulatory provisions for RWSL | |
30
Enabled by
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STD-015 | Update ICAO Annex 14 to prescribe the meaning of RWSL visual signals | |
30
Enabled by
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STD-016 | Harmonising standard defining interfaces and information exchanges of Runway Status Light Management Tool | |
30
Enabled by
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STD-HNA-08 | Non-ICAO standard for RWSL |
Code | Title | Related Elements |
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ANSP | Air Navigation Service Provider |