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ORS4 No.1557: Police and SAR Helicopters Flying for Public Transport at Night –Take-off or Landing Area

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Exemption to allow Search and Rescue and Police helicopters to land at and take off from places at night which do not have the necessary lighting, and without the person in charge of the site causing such lighting to be in operation, as required by article 210 of the ANO 2016, providing that the helicopter itself has adequate lighting.
Status:
Superseded
Review comment:
Superseded by ORS4 No.1586
Version:
1
Version date:
25-Oct-2022
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