Flight hazard area analysis.

CFR · 2024-01-01 · US · Title 14

(a) (1) All trajectory times from liftoff to the planned safe flight state of § 417.219(c), including each planned impact, for an orbital launch, and through final impact for a suborbital launch; (2) Regions of land potentially exposed to debris resulting from normal flight events and events resulting from any potential malfunction; (3) Regions of sea and air potentially exposed to debris from normal flight events, including planned impacts; (4) In the vicinity of the launch site, any waterborne vessels, populated offshore structures, or aircraft exposed to debris from events resulting from any potential abnormal flight events, including launch vehicle malfunction; (5) Any operational controls implemented to control risk to the public from debris hazards; (6) Debris identified by the debris analysis of § 417.211; and (7) All launch vehicle trajectory dispersion effects in the surface impact domain. (b) Public notices. A flight hazard areas analysis must establish the ship hazard areas for notices to mariners that encompass the three-sigma impact dispersion area for each planned debris impact. A flight hazard areas analysis must establish the aircraft hazard areas for notices to airmen that encompass the 3-sigma impact dispersion volume for each planned debris impact. Section 417.121(e) contains procedural requirements for issuing notices to mariners and airmen.

official document · source cfr-2024 · id 14:§ 417.223