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Standards Document 41 (A) (PDF)

• Generic Checklists*

Last updated: 22 February 2024

Requirements for ground handling and cargo agents

Guidance and training related to dangerous goods

Examples of forbidden items include: Explosives: fireworks, flares, party poppers, toy caps Gases: mace, camping gas, culinary glazing torches Flammable liquids: machines with petrol fuelled engines including those which have been drained, petrol, lighter fluid Flammable solids: non-safety matches Oxidisers: bleach Poisons: pesticides Corrosives: car batteries, mercury Information on the hazards to flight safety from improper Lithium batteries Checklists for dangerous goods training programmes The AN(DG)Rs place responsibility for the safe carriage of dangerous goods on all parties involved in the transportation.

Last updated: 01 May 2024

Factor F03/2003 (PDF)

The use by pilots of the approved and fully amended Pre flight checklist is examined as part of the CPL(H) Skill Test and the CAA is not aware of situations where checklists are not used in the PPL(H) and CPL(H) training environment.

Last updated: 22 February 2024

Medical forms available for download

PDF medical forms

Pilots Application for a medical certificate (Med 160) - (including instructions for completion)  Medical examination form (Med 161) - (including instructions for completion)  Comprehensive eye examination form (Med 162) and guidance for completion ENT form (Med 163) - (including instructions for completion) Functional hearing assessment (FHA) LAPL application form  LAPL GP assessment form Mental health checklist - Optional form or guide for the assessment of mental health  ATCOs ATCO Class 3 Application for medical certificate ATCO Class 3 Medical examination form ATCO Class 3 Comprehensive eye examination form and guidance for completion  ATCO Class 3 ENT form ATCO Class 3 Medical simulator report (A): Performance-affecting medication ATCO Class 3 Medical simulator test report (B): Performance-affecting condition ATCO Class 3 Functional test report  Mental health checklist - Optional form or guide for the assessment of mental health  UK Certification MED46 form  ECG reporting ECG reporting

Last updated: 23 October 2024

Preparing and applying for an Air Operator Certificate

What to expect at your pre-application meeting

As a minimum, the following documents will need to be completed and submitted in order to progress the application: Company operations manual SRG1850A – Operations Manual (Part A) Guidance and Checklist (for aeroplanes only) SRG1850B – Operations Manual (Part B) Guidance and Checklist (for aeroplanes only) SRG1850C – Operations Manual (Part C) Guidance and Checklist (for aeroplanes only) SRG1850D – Operations Manual (Part D) Guidance and Checklist (for aeroplanes only) SRG1848/SRG1852 – Statement of Compliance with Part-CAT.IDE.H/A SRG2815A – CAA Form 4 (for Accountable Manager, Nominated Persons, Compliance Monitoring Manager and Safety Manager What else do I need to know?

Last updated: 01 April 2025

CAP 745 (PDF)

This will not only include the flying of the aircraft but also the completion of checklist drills.

Last updated: 22 February 2024

Standards Document 55 (PDF)

ATO content checklists to assist in the preparation of the Training and Operations Manual are at Annexes D and E respectively.

Last updated: 22 February 2024

Standards Document 24A (PDF)

c) Administrative Actions - this should include training paperwork contained within Part D including completion standard and reporting method, performance calculations, and normal and emergency checklists.

Last updated: 22 February 2024

CAP1288 (PDF)

Manuals and programmes A firm must maintain an appropriate level of competence in the conduct of ATOL work and this is best achieved through the use of relevant and bespoke manuals, programmes, checklists and procedures so that the firm has a body of knowledge.

Last updated: 22 February 2024

CAP 719 (PDF)

An error attributed to humans in the system may have been design-induced or stimulated by inadequate training, badly designed procedures or the poor concept or layout of checklists or manuals.

Last updated: 22 February 2024