A320
Air Traffic Control Fully Certified
Other / Unknown
ATC Issue All Types; Conflict Airborne Conflict; Deviation / Discrepancy - Procedural Published Material / Policy
General None Reported / Taken
Procedure
A A320 level FL350 southbound to BOVIC L461 non-RADAR estimated BOVIC [within 2 minutes]. Falcon 900 Bermuda departure RADAR direct BOVIC climbing to FL360. Took over the sector with this situation in place. The Falcon 900 did not reach FL360 15 minutes prior to passing the A320. Based on estimates the aircraft passed. Did not realize this situation until after loss of separation and the A320 had been RADAR identified. Separation rules that pertain to the airspace in question and updated to 7110.65. Present rules were recently instituted by New York Center Oceanic and Airspace Procedures Office which require more separation between a RADAR and non-RADAR aircraft than is needed between 2 non-RADAR aircraft. This is counter intuitive as the separation should be less.
ZNY Controller described a loss of separation event; noting current facility separation requirement exceed those listed in national FAA Orders.