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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?
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CAP1395 (PDF)
A checklist format is recommended, and staff should be trained accordingly.
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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.
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CAP1590A Charter to promote the safety of Cost Sharing flights (PDF)
Article 2 Provide pilots with checklists, guidance and tutorials on safety best practices.
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SRG2169A (PDF)
Skill test contents for the issue of a BPL with privileges for the hot-air balloon class (AMC1 BFCL.145 (c)(1)) Note: Use of checklist(s), airmanship, control of balloon by external visual reference, look-out procedures, etc. apply in all sections.
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Factor F42/2003 (PDF)
Recommendation 2003-77 It is recommended that New Piper Aircraft Ltd develop advice on ditching and ditching checklists for inclusion in the Aircraft Flight Manuals and Pilot Operating Handbooks of the PA-31 and other Piper types.
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Standards Document 03(A) (PDF)
Airborne checks may be completed from memory but must be in accordance with the checklist.
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ORS9 Decision No 0057 To Adopt AMC GM To 2019 945 947 Dec 2025 (PDF)
(c) Every section of the practical flight assessment must assess the use of checklists, situational awareness, control of the UA either manually or by use of the CU, and principles of risk management.
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CAP1059 (PDF)
For some organisations there may be regulatory requirements already set for the ERP or contingency planning. 2.17 Key Point: The ERP should be available and understood by all key staff members and practiced on a regular basis to ensure that everyone is aware of their responsibilities and required actions and is competent to carry out appropriate actions in an emergency. 2.18 Key Point: Laminated cards or checklists with appropriate contact numbers could be held by key staff members to assist them in the actions required during an emergency. 2.19 Key Point: It is important to coordinate your ERP with other organisations that you interface with, including the emergency services that may attend an emergency and third party organisations that are contracted to your organisation.
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CAP2153 Accessible Format (PDF)
A copy of the audit checklists referenced in the procedure or included in the table above should be included in Part 5 of this exposition.