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Interception of civilian aircraft will be avoided. Normally it is only about

identification. However, it may be necessary to direct you back to the planned

flight path or away from prohibited, restricted or danger areas. It may also be

necessary to guide you down to landing.

Normally the intercepting aircraft will take up a position to your left and visually

give instructions.

You must then immediately:

1. Follow these instructions and any respond to the visual signals.

2. If possible notify the relevant air traffic service unit.

3. Attempt to establish two-way radio contact with the intercepting aircraft,

or the unit in command of that aircraft, by making a general call on the
distress frequency 121.5 MHz.

4. If you have a transponder, squawk 7700 mode A unless otherwise

instructed.

More detailed instructions can be found in VFG ENR 1.12.

There is a requirement that during flight you have a list of the procedures related

to interception, as described in BL. 5-61.

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