Description
In the planning, approval and construction of wind turbines (WEA), in addition to other military concerns, the Minimum Vectoring Altitude must also be taken into account (MVA: The minimum vectoring height (MVA) is the lowest altitude, expressed in foot AMSL (Above Mean Sea Level (MSL)) for which a radar controller can grant altitude clearances during vectoring/direct route sharing.).
Over the Bavarian and Baden-Württemberg military airports, there are zones (provided in the military aviation manual (https://www.milais.org/publications.php)) in which these altitudes are identified, which must not be exceeded when constructing wind turbines.
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