Air Traffic Control Clearance Or Instruction

AERODROME CONTROL TOWER shall normally be responsible for the issuance of Air Traffic Control Clearance, instructions and/or information for all flight operating on and in the vicinity of SHE aerodrome at or below 2 000 feet.

AERODROME CONTROL TOWER shall request Air Traffic Control Clearance for departing IFR aircraft to SEAHORSE APPROACH CONTROL OFFICE when such aircraft has commenced taxiing.

Since the AERODROME CONTROL TOWER as the visual controller, Air Traffic Control Clearance/ instruction shall only be issued when weather conditions are at or above the prescribed VISUAL FLIGHT RULES minima. Flight information and alerting services only shall be provided if weather conditions are below VISUAL FLIGHT RULES minima.

In weather conditions below VISUAL FLIGHT RULES minima, landing clearance for IFR arriving aircraft shall be provided by SEAHORSE APPROACH CONTROL OFFICE (as the instrument controller). The landing clearance by SEAHORSE APPROACH CONTROL OFFICE shall only be issued after SEAHORSE APPROACH CONTROL OFFICE receiving information from AERODROME CONTROL TOWER which states that the runway is clear.

AERODROME CONTROL TOWER shall endeavor by any means to ensure the clearance of runway such as switch-on the siren for a period of time, switch-on and off the runway light until such time estimated pedestrians or vehicles have vacated the runway-in-use.