Qatar Civil Aviation Authority says prior approval required for fireworks, lasers and high-intensity lights
<p>Doha, Qatar: The Qatar Civil Aviation Authority (QCAA) reminded individuals and organisations that activities involving fireworks, outdoor laser beams and high-intensity lights require prior assessment and approval from the authority.</p> <p>QCAA said such activities could affect aircraft operations, air navigation services and pilots’ vision, making an assessment necessary before they are…
Doha, Qatar - The Qatar Civil Aviation Authority (QCAA) has issued a reminder that any activities involving fireworks, laser beams, or high-intensity lights require prior approval. These activities could potentially impact aircraft operations, air navigation services, and pilots' vision, necessitating an assessment beforehand. The QCAA has listed fireworks displays, high-intensity lights, outdoor laser beams, and sky trackers as activities subject to this assessment.
Following its evaluation, the authority may grant a no-objection, approve with specific conditions, or reject the application if the activity poses an unacceptable risk to aviation safety. The QCAA also advises applicants to submit complete requests well in advance of the planned activity to ensure ample time for assessment and coordination.
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