Which term describes control that does not rely on radar guidance?

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Which term describes control that does not rely on radar guidance?

Non-radar control means guiding air traffic without using radar data, relying instead on procedural methods, pilot position reports, and time- or distance-based separation. This approach is used where radar coverage isn’t available or practical. It’s distinct from radar-based control (which uses radar to maintain separation) and from roles that are advisory or monitoring rather than providing formal control.

Non-radar control means guiding air traffic without using radar data, relying instead on procedural methods, pilot position reports, and time- or distance-based separation. This approach is used where radar coverage isn’t available or practical. It’s distinct from radar-based control (which uses radar to maintain separation) and from roles that are advisory or monitoring rather than providing formal control.

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