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10-2-5. EMERGENCY SITUATIONS
Consider that an aircraft emergency exists and inform the RCC or ARTCC andalert the
appropriate DF facility when:
NOTE-
1. USAF facilities are onlyrequired to
notify the ARTCC.
2. The requirement to alert DF facilities maybe deleted if
radar contact will be maintained throughout the duration of theemergency.
a. An
emergency is declared by either:
1. The pilot.
2. Facility personnel.
3. Officials responsible for the operation of theaircraft.
b. There is
unexpected loss of radar contact and radiocommunications with any IFR or VFR aircraft.
c. Reports indicate it has madea forced landing, is about to do so, or its
operating efficiency is so impaired that aforced landing will be necessary.
d.
Reports indicate the crew has abandonedthe aircraft or is about to do so.
e. An
emergency radar beacon response isreceived.
...
10-2-6. HIJACKED
AIRCRAFT
When you observe aMode 3/A Code 7500, do the following:
NOTE-
Military facilities willnotify the appropriate FAA ARTCC, or the host nation agency
responsible for en routecontrol, of any indication that an aircraft is being hijacked.
They will also providefull cooperation with the civil agencies in the control of such
aircraft.
ENROUTE. During narrowband radar operations, Code 7500 causes HIJK to
blink in the datablock.
NOTE-
Only nondiscrete CODE 7500 will be decoded as
the hijackcode.
a. Acknowledge and confirm receipt of Code 7500 by asking
the pilotto verify it. If the aircraft is not being subjected to unlawful interference,
thepilot should respond to the query by broadcasting in the clear that he/she isnot
being subjected to unlawful interference. If the reply is in the affirmative or ifno
reply is received, do not question the pilot further but be responsive to theaircraft
requests.
PHRASEOLOGY-
(Identification) (name offacility) VERIFY
SQUAWKING 7500.
NOTE-
Code 7500 is only assignedupon notification
from the pilot that his/her aircraft is being subjected to unlawfulinterference.
Therefore, pilots have been requested to refuse the assignment of Code7500 in any other
situation and to inform the controller accordingly.
b.Notify supervisory
personnel of the situation.
c. Flight follow aircraftand use normal handoff
procedures without requiring transmissions or responses byaircraft unless communications
have been established by the aircraft.
d.If aircraft are dispatched to
escort the hijacked aircraft, provide all possibleassistance to the escort aircraft to
aid in placing them in a position behind thehijacked aircraft.
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10-2-5. EMERGENCY SITUATIONS
Consider that an aircraft emergency exists and inform the RCC or ARTCC andalert the
appropriate DF facility when:
NOTE-
1. USAF facilities are onlyrequired to
notify the ARTCC.
2. The requirement to alert DF facilities maybe deleted if
radar contact will be maintained throughout the duration of theemergency.
a. An
emergency is declared by either:
1. The pilot.
2. Facility personnel.
3. Officials responsible for the operation of theaircraft.
b. There is
unexpected loss of radar contact and radiocommunications with any IFR or VFR aircraft.
c. Reports indicate it has madea forced landing, is about to do so, or its
operating efficiency is so impaired that aforced landing will be necessary.
d.
Reports indicate the crew has abandonedthe aircraft or is about to do so.
e. An
emergency radar beacon response isreceived.
...
10-2-6. HIJACKED
AIRCRAFT
When you observe aMode 3/A Code 7500, do the following:
NOTE-
Military facilities willnotify the appropriate FAA ARTCC, or the host nation agency
responsible for en routecontrol, of any indication that an aircraft is being hijacked.
They will also providefull cooperation with the civil agencies in the control of such
aircraft.
ENROUTE. During narrowband radar operations, Code 7500 causes HIJK to
blink in the datablock.
NOTE-
Only nondiscrete CODE 7500 will be decoded as
the hijackcode.
a. Acknowledge and confirm receipt of Code 7500 by asking
the pilotto verify it. If the aircraft is not being subjected to unlawful interference,
thepilot should respond to the query by broadcasting in the clear that he/she isnot
being subjected to unlawful interference. If the reply is in the affirmative or ifno
reply is received, do not question the pilot further but be responsive to theaircraft
requests.
PHRASEOLOGY-
(Identification) (name offacility) VERIFY
SQUAWKING 7500.
NOTE-
Code 7500 is only assignedupon notification
from the pilot that his/her aircraft is being subjected to unlawfulinterference.
Therefore, pilots have been requested to refuse the assignment of Code7500 in any other
situation and to inform the controller accordingly.
b.Notify supervisory
personnel of the situation.
c. Flight follow aircraftand use normal handoff
procedures without requiring transmissions or responses byaircraft unless communications
have been established by the aircraft.
d.If aircraft are dispatched to
escort the hijacked aircraft, provide all possibleassistance to the escort aircraft to
aid in placing them in a position behind thehijacked aircraft.
Könnten
wir das NORAD/ FAA/ NEADS-Thema jetztabschließen und zum nächsten Punkt kommen?