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VOLUME 15

1934

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NUMBER 7

Washington, Thursday, January 12, 1950

TITLE 14 CIVIL AVIATIO N
Chapter I Civil Aeronautics Board Subchapter A Civil Air Regulation
Supp. 2, Arndt. 1
P art 60Air T raffic R ules MINIMUM ENROUTE INSTRUMENT ALTITUDES

Under section 205 a of the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as amended, the Administrator of Civil Aeronautics is "authorized to make and amend such rules, regulations, and procedure as are necessary to carry out the provisions of, and to perform and exercise his powers and duties under, the act. Under section 601 of the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, as amended, the Civil Aeronautics Board is empowered to delegate to the Admin istrator of Civil Aeronautics the author ity to prescribe rules, regulations, and standards which promote safety of flight in air commerce. Under 60.17 d of the Civil Air Regulations, the Civil Aero nautics Board has provided that, except when necessary for taking off or land ing, no person shall operate an aircraft in accordance with IFR below the mini mum IFR altitudes established by the Administrator for that portion of the route over which the operation is conducted.
Acting pursuant to the foregoing au thority, minimum enroute instrument altitudes were published as rules. Those rules are amended herewith.
This amendment is made effective January 30, 1950. Compliance with the notice, procedures, and effective date provisions of section 4 of the Administrative Pro cedure Act would be impracticable and contrary to the public interest, and therefore is not required.
Sections 60.17-3 through 60.17-1004
are amended to read:
60.17-3 Minimum en route instru ment altitudes along particular routes CAA rules which apply to 60.17 d
a En route procedure1 Climb.
Climb to a higher IFR altitude minimum shall begin immediately after passing the point beyond which the higher minimum applies except that when the rules in this part indicate that ground obstructions intervene, the point beyond which the higher minimum applies shall be crossed at the .minimum crossing altitude speci
fied in this part unless an air traffic clearance authorizes the use of a higher altitude. Points where ground obstruc tions intervene will be denoted by an as terisk followed by the minimum crossing altitudes specified for the associated fix.
Example:

CONTENTS

Agriculture Department page See Commodity Exchange Au thority; Entomology and Plant Quarantine Bureau ;Farm Credit Administration; Farmers Home "
Administration ; Forest Service ;
Green Civil Airway No. 3 : M inim um altitude Production and Marketing Ad Sherman Hill INT _1 Cheyenne 10,500
ministration.
18,500m inim um crossing altitude at Cheeiine, west-bound.
Air Force Department 2
Descent. Except when otherwise Rules and regulations:
Military renegotiation regula authorized by Air Traffic Control, de tions; miscellaneous amend scent to IFR altitude minimums shall be ments see Military Renego gin immediately after passing the point tiation Policy and Review beyond which the lower minimums apply.
Board.
When it is necessary to expedite traffic to lower en route altitude, Air Traffic Con Alien Property, Office of trol may authorize the use of altitudes Notices:
down to the initial approach altitude Vesting orders, etc..
prescribed for the area in lieu of the minBeutner, George___________
191
imium IFR altitude prescribed in this Boreas, A.
G., et al-------------189
part.
Duncker, Carl J_____ _____
191
b Routes. Except when necessary Fischer, Johana Marie______
190
for taking off and landing, no person Flintjer, John Evers________
190
shall operate an aircraft in accordance Giesecke, Konrad._________
191
with IFR along the routes and below the Hagedora, Carl_____ ____ __
192
altitudes set forth in 60.17-11 through Schmidt, Johannes____ 192
60.17-1004.
WUrzburg, Richard___ ____
190
GREEN CIVIL AIRWAYS
Army Department 60.17-11 Green Civil Ainoay No. 1 Rules and regulations:
Claims against U. S.; miscel CAA rules which apply to 60.17-3.
laneous amendments_____ _
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Military renegotiation regula Mini From Tomum tions; miscellaneous amend altitude ments see Military Renegotiation Policy and Review Megantic, Quebec K o k a d jo I N T , 6,000
Board.
Maine.
Personnel; a p p o i n t m e n t in K o k a d jo I N T , Millinocket, Maine__
6,000
Maine.
Medical, Dental, Veterinary, Millinocket, M aine Forest City INT, 2,500
Medical Service, Army Nurse, Maine.
and Womens Medical Spe cialist Corps, Regular Army.
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60.17-12 Green Civil Airway No. 2
iCAA rules which apply to 60.17-3.
Civil Aeronautics Board Notices:
Hearings, etc. :
Mini From Tomum Golden North Airways, Inc__
182
altitude Trans-Canada . Air Lines;
Montreal-New York serv Seattle, Wash Ellensburg, Wash___
8,000
ice______________ ; ___ _
182
Ellensbttrg, Wash Ephrata, Wash 7.000
Ephrata, Wash_____
5.000
Rules and regulations:
Spokane, Wash Coeur D Alene, Idaho.
7.000
Air traffic rules; minimum en Coeur D AJene, Idaho. Mullan Pass, M ont
9.000
Mullan Pass, M o n t Superior, M ont
route instrument altitudes__
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9.000
Superior, M ont____ . Missoula, M ont 9.000
Missoula, M ont ___ Drummond, Mont__
9.000
Coast Guard 16,000minimum crossing altitude at Spokane, Notices:
east-bound.
Approval of equipment____ . . .
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Continued on p. 151
Termination____________. . .
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