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(ii) the following shall be substituted for that part of sub-paragraph (b) ending with the words "at least three nautical miles":
"(b) Within controlled airspace,
An aircraft flying within controlled airspace shall remain at least one nautical mile horizontally and 1,000 feet vertically away from cloud and in a flight visibility of at least five nautical miles:";
(6) in Rule 23, the following paragraph shall be added after
paragraph (2)-—-
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TABLE.
Column I.
Magnetic Track*
From 000°-179°†
Column 2.
Magnetic Track*
From 180*-359°†
Feet.
Flight Level.
Fest,
Flight Level,
3,500
35
4,500
45
5,500
55
6.500
65
7.500
75
8.500
85
9,500
95
10,500
103
11,500
IJS
12,500
123
13,300
135
14.500
145
15,500
135
16,500
165
17,500
175
18,500
185
19,500
195
20,500
205
*(3) Visual Flight Rules shall be deemed not to apply for flights between sunset and sunrise or above 20,000 feet unless authorized by the appro- priate air traffic control unit."*+
21,500
215
22,500
225
23,500
235
24,500
143
25,500
255
26.300
265
27,500
275
28,500
285
30,000
300
32,000
320
34,000
140
36,000
360
(c) the following new Rule shall be added in Section V
immediately after Rule 23-
38,000
380
40,000
400
42.000
420
44,000
440
46,000
460
48,000
480
50,000
500
52,000
$20
etc.
clc.
etc.
etc.
"Semi-Circular Rule.
23A. (1) In order to comply with the Visual Flight Rules, an aircraft when in level flight above a height of 3,000 feet above the surface outside con- trolled airspace, and within controlled airspace unless otherwise notified by the competent authority or instructed by the appropriate air traffic control unit. and on a magnetic track between the limits shown at the head of one of the columns in the Table set forth in this Rule shall be flown only at levels shown in that column. The level of flight shall be measured by an altimeter set according to the system notified. in the case of flight over a country other than the Colony, otherwise published by the competent authority, in relation to the area over which the aircraft is flying-
or.
(2) Where the Governor has notified a differcol Ruke in place of the Rule contained in paragraph (1) of this Rule, then such different Rule shall be deemed to be substituted for the Rule mentioned in that paragraph for so long as the notification coo- cerned is in force.
or, da polar areas as intlouds, baner que 70" And Withd kuch exto skoos to phone ureda da day be prescribed by the appropriate authorities, orld tracks as decermined by a network of linen parallel to the Green- Wich Meridiate superimposed on a polar zuereographic chart in which the direction towards the North Pole i employed as the acid Marth.
† except when, on the bark of regional air navdration quensements. fromm 090° to 369' and from 270° v 89 prescribed us accommodate predomiakna traffic directions, and appropriate tramaklan procschuren to be mocked therewith arc prescribed.",
(d) The following shall be substituted for Rule 26, and the
Table thereto-
"Semi-Circular Rule.
26. (1) In order to comply with the Instrument Flight Rules an aircraft when in level flight outside controlled airspace and on a magnetic track between the limits shown at the head of one of the columns in the Table set forth in this Rule shall be flown only at levels shown in that column. The level of flight shall be measured by an altimeter set according to the system notified, or, in the case of a flight over a country other than the Colony, otherwise published by the competent authority, in relation to the area over which the aircraft is flying:
Provided that an aircraft may be flown at a level other than the level required by this Rule if it is
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