Specific measures for airspace management are generally formulated by the aviation administrative department of a country or region. These departments are responsible for planning, managing, supervising and protecting the country's air traffic and national defense airspace to ensure aviation safety and order. When formulating specific measures for airspace management, we usually consider the geographical location, air traffic conditions, national defense needs and opinions and suggestions of relevant stakeholders of a country or region.

Specific measures for airspace management may include provisions on airspace division, use, licensing and fees. For example, divide and define different types of airspace (such as civil, military and special-purpose airspace), stipulate the conditions and procedures for entering and using these airspace, and punish violations. In addition, the specific measures of airspace management may also involve aircraft operation rules, air traffic services, flight information and meteorological services.

To sum up, the specific measures for airspace management are generally formulated by the aviation management departments of various countries or regions to ensure aviation safety and order. These departments are responsible for planning, managing, supervising and protecting the country's air traffic and national defense airspace, and taking into account the opinions and suggestions of relevant stakeholders. When formulating specific measures for airspace management, it is necessary to abide by international law and domestic laws and regulations to ensure its legitimacy and feasibility.

Legal basis:

Article 3 of the Civil Aviation Law of People's Republic of China (PRC): People's Republic of China (PRC)'s airspace sovereignty belongs to People's Republic of China (PRC). People's Republic of China (PRC) exercises full jurisdiction and control over the airspace, and has the right to prohibit or allow aircraft from other countries or regions to pass through or land in People's Republic of China (PRC).