What is the minimum distance that bivouac sites must remain clear of aviation facilities?

The minimum distance that bivouac sites must remain clear of aviation facilities is established to ensure safety and operational efficiency. Maintaining a distance of 50 meters reduces the risk of potential hazards that could arise from the operation of aircraft nearby, such as wake turbulence or the potential for accidents during takeoff and landing.

In scenarios where bivouac sites are too close to aviation facilities, there could be interference with aircraft operations, which might pose safety risks to both personnel in the bivouac and the aircraft. The 50-meter buffer is designed to provide enough space for safe movement and to minimize any environmental effects that activities in the bivouac might have on aviation operations.

This distance is set based on operational guidelines and risk management practices that prioritize the safety of military and civil aviation operations. Furthermore, it ensures that bivouac sites do not obstruct or interfere with critical flight paths and that personnel have a safe and secure environment away from the busy zones of aviation activity.