Activity
This page describes all possible values of the activity
entity.
Value | Description |
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AD_TFC | All traffic on the manoeuvring area of an aerodrome and all aircraft flying in the vicinity of an aerodrome.(Annex11). |
HELI_TFC | Helicopter or gyrocopter operations. |
TRAINING | Flights conducted for the purpose of training. |
AEROBATICS | The usage of unusual or artful flying manoeuvres for recreation, competition, or entertainment. |
AIRSHOW | A show at which aircraft are on view and featuring aerial displays. |
SPORT | The competition or practice by an individual or a group to achieve the best aerial performance. A type of special air traffic. This could be an air race or aerobatic training or competition. |
ULM | Ultra light flights. |
GLIDING | Flying a non-power-driven heavier-than-air aircraft. |
PARAGLIDER | Recreational and competitive flying sport using a free-flying, foot launched aircraft. |
HANGGLIDING | Recreational and competitive flying sport using a small glider from which the operator is suspended in a frame and which is controlled by movements of the body. |
PARACHUTE | Exiting a flying aircraft by an individual using a parachute. |
AIR_DROP | The dropping of troops, supplies, bombs, etc., from an aircraft. |
BALLOON | Flight activity involving a bag called the envelope that is capable of containing heated air, with a gondola or basket suspended beneath. |
RADIOSONDE | The lifting of devices through the atmosphere, which are tied to a helium or hydrogen filled balloon. A type of special air traffic. Radio probe and meteorological balloons are examples. |
SPACE_FLIGHT | Vertical launch for space flight operations. |
UAV | The operation of a powered, aerial vehicle that does not carry a human operator. |
AERIAL_WORK | Operations in which an aircraft is used for specialized services. A type of special air traffic. Services such as agriculture, construction, photography, surveying, observation and patrol, search and rescue, aerial advertisement, etc. are examples. |
CROP_DUSTING | Spraying crops with fertilizers, pesticides, and fungicides from an agricultural aircraft. |
FIRE_FIGHTING | Intense fire fighting activity involving chemical agents being laid down from fire fighting aircraft. |
MILOPS | The execution of operations by the military. |
REFUEL | Transfer of fuel between aircraft in the air. |
JET_CLIMBING | Climb-out of jet aircraft via predefined and common tracks. |
EXERCISE | Intercepting and destroying of hostile aircraft or conducting similar training activities. |
TOWING | Drawing or pulling through the air a target for aerial shooting practice. |
NAVAL_EXER | Naval forces (for example: vessels or aircraft) conduct firing and/or munitions exercises. |
MISSILES | The launch, transit, and targeting of guided missiles. |
AIR_GUN | The delivery of air to air or air to ground weapons for the destruction of a target. |
ARTILLERY | The discharge of a projectile into the air for the destruction of a target. |
SHOOTING | The discharge of a gun or bow to propel arrows, bullets, etc swiftly or violently direct and sharply in specified directions. |
BLASTING | Controlled use of explosives to excavate or remove rock. |
WATER_BLASTING | The action or an act of forcing out or emitting something suddenly underwater. |
ANTI_HAIL | The use of small rockets to protect crops by seeding clouds with small particles that prevent hailstorms from forming. |
BIRD | Bird hazard. |
BIRD_MIGRATION | A high number of bird species as they fly instinctual routes based on breeding or diverse environmental urges. |
FIREWORK | Launching of pyrotechnic devices. |
HI_RADIO | Electromagnetic fields produced by high intensity radio transmission. |
HI_LIGHT | Non-navigational lights with high visibility potential. |
LASER | A type of hazard. Laser stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. An example is a laser light show. |
NATURE | Wildlife, flora, fauna or features of geological or other special interest which is reserved and managed for conservation. |
FAUNA | The animals or animal life of a given area, habitat, or epoch which is easily and dangerously aroused by excessive aerial noise such as from an aircraft. A type of protection. Examples include mink or turkey farms and zoos. |
NO_NOISE | Airspace in which special procedures or other precautionary measures are established for reducing noise. |
ACCIDENT | Airspace needing a protective status due to an investigation of a flight catastrophe. |
POPULATION | An area with a high concentration of inhabitants. |
VIP | The presence of an individual of renowned status and considered as a very important person. |
VIP_PRES | The presence of an individual with status of head of state. |
VIP_VICE | The presence of an individual with status of Vice-Head of State. |
OIL | An area in which oil occurs in quantities worthy of exploitation. |
GAS | Pumping natural gas from the ground or converting gasoline into vapour. |
REFINERY | A facility where petroleum and/or petroleum products are refined. |
CHEMICAL | A facility utilizing a chemical process for manufacturing. |
NUCLEAR | An installation which provides power, derived from fission or fusion of atomic nuclei. |
TECHNICAL | Generic technical activity affecting air traffic. |
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ATS | Custom specific flight information service, alerting service, air traffic advisory service, air traffic control service, area control service, approach control service, or airport control service is provided. |
PROCEDURE | Special procedures established for use by operational personnel in execution of their flight. A type of procedure/service. An overhead approach is an example of a special procedure. |
OTHER | Other |
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