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Air Law
Safety Distance (gliders): At least 2500 ft above and 1 NM horizontally.
Parachuting: Ensure you monitor the radio for activity and keep a lookout for
any reported activities.
1.5.5.2 Airfield categories
Airfields are divided into different categories:
- International and national airfields.
- Controlled with Flight control service and uncontrolled (with or without
AFIS).
- Public/military and private.
- Military: Not allowed to operate without permission. Karup and
Skrydstrup can be operated with prior approval.
- Private airfield: Ask the owner for permission to use the airfield.
- Glider airfields and airfields with parachuting operations.
1.5.5.3 Controlled / Uncontrolled airfield
Controlled Airfield
A controlled airfield is an airfield where air traffic control services are provided
from a control tower. Such an airfield lies within a control zone (CTR).
Upon calling, instructions and permissions are received from the Tower (TWR)
service. However, you may taxi on the apron without permission but may not
taxi into the maneuvering area without authorization.
Services at Controlled Airfields:
- GROUND provides apron control.
- TOWER provides control services on runways and within CTR.
- APPROACH provides air traffic control services in TMA.
- Flight Information Service is provided.
- Alerting services are provided.
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