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Safety Sense Leaflet 22 (PDF)
It includes some key material from CAP 413: Radiotelephony Manual and the Skyway Code.
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Safety Sense Leaflet 05 (PDF)
For more guidance on radio telephony and Air Traffic Services outside controlled airspace, see CAP 413, CAP 774, CAP 1434 and the Skyway Code.
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CAP1434 (PDF)
These ATS are provided in accordance with CAP 774 UK Flight Information Services (UK FIS), which explains in detail the ATS available in Class G airspace and, where specified, Class E airspace.
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Safety Sense Leaflet 06 (PDF)
f) Descend outside the circuit pattern, using the procedure illustrated below (taken from CAP 413 and also on the ‘standard overhead join’ poster illustrated inside the back page and available on www.caa.co.uk/safetysense), unless another procedure is published.
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CAP2325 (PDF)
OFFICIAL - Public Other CAA issued guidance documents CAP 2325 provides applicable guidance and clarification relating to – and is to be read in conjunction with - the regulatory material referenced below: CAP 413 Radiotelephony Manual CAP 774 UK Flight Information Services CAP 1430 UK Air Traffic Management Vocabulary CAP 493 Manual of Air Traffic Services – Part 1 CAP 452 Aeronautical Radio Station Operators Guide CAP 797 Flight Information Service Officer Manual CAP 1032 Aerodrome Flight Information Service Officer Licensing UK Regulation (EU) No 1178/2011 and AMC & GM UK (EU) - Aircrew Regulation Non-inclusion of source regulatory material within this CAP does not preclude the end user from either the need to be aware of, or the need to comply with, the requirements contained within the source regulatory materials unless otherwise exempted from those requirements.
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Publications
Guidance, standards and regulatory information for the aviation industry
Civil Aviation Publications (CAPs) and other key documents issued by the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) provide authoritative guidance, standards and regulatory information for the aviation industry.
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FODCOM 09/10 (PDF)
(CAP 413 Appendix 1 refers.) 4.1.3 When the level restrictions are not explicitly cancelled, the ICAO phraseology for a SID (paragraph 12.3.1.2(a) of ICAO Doc 4444) is: “CLIMB TO (level)”.
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AR 2024 929 ACN (PDF)
Priority Handling Category B (CAP 493 – Section 1, Ch 4, Para 10c & Table 2 refers1) b.
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Safety Sense Leaflet 26 (PDF)
Military pilots have their own regulations, but pilots of civil aircraft are always subject to the current Air Navigation Order and Rules of the Air Regulations, as contained in CAP 393.