ADVOKS GLOBAL · KENYA
The Civil Aviation (Aeronautical Radio Frequency Spectrum Utilization) Regulations, 2025
10. Availability and Reliability of CNS facilities
Edition: 2026-03-25 · In force
10. Availability and Reliability of CNS facilities
(1)A CNS provider shall be responsible for the provision of communication, navigation and surveillance services and facilities to ensure that the telecommunication information and data necessary for the safe, regular and efficient operation of air navigation is available.(2)The functional specification of each of the CNS provider’s telecommunication services shall include the following values or characteristics for each service—(e)mean time between failure; and(3)The values provided in subregulation (2) shall be derived or measured from either or both of—(a)the configuration of each service; and(b)the known performance of each service.(4)A CNS provider shall describe in the operations manual the method used to calculate each of the values.(5)For a radio navigation service, the integrity values or characteristics shall be given for each kind of navigation aid facility that forms part of the service.(6)The performance of technical facilities shall be monitored, reviewed and reported in accordance with these Regulations.(7)A CNS provider shall ensure that a facility is installed with main and standby power supply and adequate air conditioning to ensure continuity of operation appropriate to the service being provided.