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Non-Part 21 Permit to Fly aircraft maintenance programmes

Approval of maintenance programmes in accordance with BCAR A3-7

Form SRG1766 acts as a single form, for Permit to Fly aircraft only, it is an application and checklist combined.

CAP 716 (PDF)

Guidelines for the Presentation of Aircraft Checklists

CAP1535P (PDF)

PRE-FLIGHT CHECKLIST 07 Pilot > 07 Aircraft > 08 Pre-flight planning > Including: CAA / CAP 1535 / November 2023 06The Skyway Code / Pre-flight checklist PRE-FLIGHT CHECKLIST The checklist is a quick reference that supplements the more detailed information provided in later pages.

Apply for an UK aerodrome certificate

Guidance for aerodrome operators applying for certification under UK Regulation 139/2014

When completed the following documentation/information should be submitted to the CAA (click on links to download the .docx templates): Aerodrome Manual (accompanied by a completed Aerodrome Manual Checklist)   Certification Basis (CB) Guidance material Operations Basis (OB) Guidance material Deviation and Action Document (DAAD)   Criteria for Deviations - Safety Assurance Document (SAD) (as required)   How do I apply?

CAA Paper 2004/10 (PDF)

It is the role of the manufacturer to provide recommended procedures in the form of checklists; however, these procedures specifically do not include elements of 'airmanship'.

CAP 779 (PDF)

CAP 779 Chapter 2: Aeronautical Information Management in the United Kingdom July 2020 Page 24 Products and Services 2.5 Aeronautical Information Product is the collective term for aeronautical information that a State is required to provide, which in the UK consists of: ▪ The AIP, including amendments and supplements ▪ Aeronautical Information Circulars ▪ Aeronautical charts ▪ NOTAMs ▪ Checklists and lists of valid NOTAMs ▪ Pre-flight Information Bulletins ▪ Digital data sets 2.6 In addition to the aeronautical charts included in aeronautical information products, NATS AIM are responsible for arranging and coordinating the distribution of the following large format aeronautical charts: ▪ Aeronautical Chart 1:50,000 – ICAO ▪ Aeronautical Chart 1:250,000 ▪ 1:50,000 London Helicopter Chart ▪ Aerodrome Obstacle Chart – ICAO Type A ▪ Precision Approach Terrain Chart – ICAO ▪ Chart of United Kingdom Airspace Restrictions and Hazardous Areas ▪ Chart

Safety animations

This was not inspected as part of the 50-hour check, it has since been added to the routine checklist.

Standards Document 10 (H) (PDF)

(iii) Checklists The examiner will explain that throughout the flight the applicant will be expected to use the approved helicopter checklist.

CAP1721 (PDF)

OFFICIAL - Public (2) The duties of the Safety Pilot (3) Covering the controls at critical times (4) Handling real emergencies at critical times (5) Dealing with student errors/omissions during Normal and Actual Abnormal or Emergency operations (6) Weather, Cloud, Visibility and Surface Wind considerations (f) Additional components for AIRCRAFT privileges for take-off and landing training (‘T/os & ldgs only’) The common components, plus the ZFTT/recency components plus: (1) Use of a training checklist (2) Training SOP’s, including FMS programming (3) MEL use on training flights (4) Ballast requirements (5) Touch and Go’s: Advantages/disadvantages; prescribed method; minimum runway length and how it is derived; V speed consideration (6) Use of ‘Follow Through’ technique (if relevant to aircraft type) (7) ATC liaison (8) Brake cooling (9) Crew changes (10) Fatigue/overload of instructor and students (g) Additional components for AIRCRAFT unrestricted