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The Civil Aviation (Aeronautical Radio Frequency Spectrum Utilization) Regulations, 2025

17. Radio frequency management and interference reporting

Edition: 2026-03-25 · In force

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17. Radio frequency management and interference reporting

A CNS provider shall—
(a)establish a procedure for the management and protection of aeronautical radio spectrum;
(b)designate an appropriate person to control any frequency allocation within the aeronautical radio spectrum to ensure that there shall be no conflict and interference to any radio stations or facility;
(c)ensure that there is no willful transmission of unnecessary or anonymous radio signals, messages or data by any of its radio stations;
(d)establish procedures with the communication authority to address occurrence of radio frequency interference;
(e)ensure that any frequency interference occurrences are reported, investigated and follow-up actions taken to prevent recurrence;
(f)keep updated records of all allocated frequencies; and
(g)ensure that no facility providing radio signals for the purpose of aviation safety shall be allowed to continue in operation, if there is a suspicion or any cause to suspect that the information being provided by that facility is erroneous.
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Source: Kenya Law