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The Civil Aviation (Meteorological Service for Air Navigation) Regulations, 2025
49. General provisions.
Edition: 2026-03-03 · In force
49. General provisions.
(1)The meteorological service provider shall issue aeronautical climatological information in accordance with the technical specification and detailed criteria set out in the Manual of Implementing Standards-Meteorological Service for Air Navigation.(2)Aeronautical climatological information required for the planning of flight operations shall be prepared in the form of aerodrome climatological tables and aerodrome climatological summaries and such information shall be supplied to aeronautical users as agreed between the service provider and those users.(3)Where it is impracticable to meet the requirements for aeronautical climatological information on a national basis, the collection, processing and storage of observational data may be effected through computer facilities available for international use, and the responsibility for the preparation of the required aeronautical climatological information may be delegated as agreed between the meteorological service providers.(4)Aeronautical climatological information shall be based on observations made over a period of at least five years and the period shall be indicated in the information supplied.(5)Climatological data related to sites for new aerodromes and to additional runways at existing aerodromes shall be collected starting as early as possible before the commissioning of those aerodromes or runways.