Influencing Factors Sample Clauses

Influencing Factors. The ability for Helicopter operators to vary operations to reduce impact on surrounding communities is influenced by a number of factors: • The nature of the operation • The terrain over which the operation is conducted • Weather conditions • The type of Helicopter being used • Airspace limitations and mandatory operational and safety requirements • During ATC operating hours, ATC direction overrides the requirements of this agreement. Opportunities to vary operations to reduce disturbance may be identified in: • The altitude of operations over sensitive areas • Flight tracks used including avoidance of sensitive areas and the repetitive use of certain tracks • The origins and destinations of operations • The times of operations • Operating procedures available to the type of Helicopter in use and the type of Helicopter used in some cases.
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Influencing Factors. The ability for general aviation Fixed Wing Aircraft operators to vary operations to reduce impact on surrounding communities is influenced by a number of factors: • The nature of the operation • The terrain over which the operation is conducted • Weather conditions • The type of aircraft being used • Airspace limitations and mandatory operational and safety requirements • During Air Traffic Control (ATC) operating hours, ATC direction overrides the requirements of this agreement. Opportunities to vary operations to reduce disturbance may be identified in: • The altitude of operations over sensitive areas • Flight tracks used including avoidance of sensitive areas and the repetitive use of certain tracks • The origins and destinations of operations • The times of operations • Operating procedures available to the type of aircraft in use and the type of aircraft used in some cases.
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