navigation aid definition

navigation aid means a device used for the safety of navigation including a beacon, buoy or marine mark but not including a device on board a vessel;
navigation aid means a facility or system external to the aircraft, which generates electro-magnetic signals to be used by aircraft navigation systems for position determination or flight path guidance;
navigation aid means a device used for navigation, and includes a beacon, buoy, marine mark, light house and light ship, but does not include a device on board a vessel;s. 3 S. 3(1) def. of "operator licence" inserted by No. 93/2000 s. 3(a).

More Definitions of navigation aid

navigation aid means a device used for navigation, and includes a beacon, buoy, marine mark, light house and light ship, but does not include a device on board avessel;
navigation aid means a facility or system external to the aircraft that generates electro-magnetic signals

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