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CAP1724 (PDF)
DAE’s should produce and use checklists for reference during evaluations.
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CAP 737 (PDF)
Occasionally however, checklists are vulnerable to the way human skills work.
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Safety Sense Leaflet 05 (PDF)
The Skyway Code includes a suggested checklist and pilots are encouraged to use and adapt this for their own requirements.
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Standards Document 19(A) (PDF)
The examiner will only intervene if necessary for flight safety or to ensure completion of the test requirements • Checklists Throughout the flight the applicant will be expected to use the aeroplane checklist.
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Standards Document 43 (PDF)
System for recording trainees’ performance Note: Simplified generic flight profiles and checklists will be appropriate if the simulator is to be used for Teaching & Learning modules.
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CAP 612 (PDF)
November 2010 INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK CAP 612 Police Air Operations Manual Section 2 Chapter 3 Page 1 Chapter 3 Reserved November 2010 INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK CAP 612 Police Air Operations Manual Chapter 4 Flight Crew and Police Observer Responsibilities 1 Use of Checklists A set of normal and emergency checklists, which shall be controlled documents, shall be kept on board the aircraft in a location easily accessible to the pilot during flight.
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Review of CAP 1616 Airspace Change process
Our review of the CAP 1616 process and guidance
Administrative changes (previously level 0) are no longer within the scope of the process Level definitions have been modified References to ‘steps’ have been removed from the process so that the focus is on the seven stages and related activities within these stages To highlight the degree of compliance expected against each requirement, we have used will/must, should or may – the use of each one has been defined Guidance on temporary airspace change proposals and airspace trials has been separated into a standalone publication Outside of the process and associated guidance, we have developed submission checklists for change sponsors to use for Stages 1-4, the use of which are now a mandatory requirement.
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Standards Document 07(A) (PDF)
(c) and must be operated in accordance with the Transferee’s own approved checklist. 1.5 Revalidation & Renewal 1.5.1 Revalidation of a current (unexpired) approval may be done up to three calendar months before its expiry and will extend the validity of the current approval by a further 12 months. 1.5.2 Revalidation may be conducted by any Authorised FE CPL without any fee to the CAA.