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Priority shall be given to the aircraft first able to use the airspace or manoeuvring area, except: 1.

Where a more orderly flow or a significant economic benefit for a number of other aircraft would result by deffering this priority;

Priority shall be given to the aircraft first able to use the airspace or manoeuvring area, except: 2.

RVSM approved aircraft shall have priority for level allocation over non-RVSM approved aircraft within the RVSM stratum. A non-RVSM State aircraft (military, customs or police service) shall be afforded the same priority within the RVSM stratum as an RVSM approved aircraft.

Priority shall be given to the aircraft first able to use the airspace or manoeuvring area, except: 3.

Where a significantly greater economic penalty to another aircraft would result e.g. by permitted a light aircraft to operate ahead of jet aircraft;

Priority shall be given to the aircraft first able to use the airspace or manoeuvring area, except: 4.

Aircraft operating in the normal pattern shall be given priority over aircraft desiring to operate in conflicting patterns;

Priority shall be given to the aircraft first able to use the airspace or manoeuvring area, except: 5.

As a general principle, aircraft in the climb should be given preference for routing against arriving aircraft of similar type;

Priority shall be given to the aircraft first able to use the airspace or manoeuvring area, except: 6.

Flights requiring to operate in other than the normal pattern for operational reasons should be given the same priority as other flights, unless this introduces a complex traffic situation;

Priority shall be given to the aircraft first able to use the airspace or manoeuvring area, except: 7.

Where a training instrument approach has been approved, normal priority shall be given to the aircraft from the time it commences final approach;

Priority shall be given to the aircraft first able to use the airspace or manoeuvring area, except: 8.

Where prior arrangement has been made for flight inspection checks and a priority has been predetermined;

Priority shall be given to the aircraft first able to use the airspace or manoeuvring area, except: 9.

An aircraft may be given priority for a crushing level within the Auckland Oceanic FIR in accordance with procedures published in ICAO Doc 7030, or an ATS letter of agreement;

Priority shall be given to the aircraft first able to use the airspace or manoeuvring area, except: 10.

Where other agreed priorities have been established within airspace designated as RNP airspace under Part 71;

Priority shall be given to the aircraft first able to use the airspace or manoeuvring area, except: 11.

Where PBN has been implemented, priority may be given to PBN operations over non-PBN operations.