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Regulatory Article (RA) 1350: air launched weapon release

RA covering the carriage and release of air launched weapons their documentation and the interaction with an air system.

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From:
Ministry of Defence and Military Aviation Authority
Published:
10 November 2014
Last updated:
30 September 2024
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  1. Issue 9 of RA 1350, Version 4 of The Model Air Launched Weapon Release and Version 3 of the Air Launched Weapon Release Acknowledgement Sheet have been published under NAA 24/47.

  2. Issue 8 has been published under NAA 19/32.

  3. Issue 7 has been published under NAA 19/27.

  4. Issue 5 has been published under NAA 19/02.

  5. The model air launched weapon release certificate (ALWRC) and ALWRC acknowledgement sheet published.

  6. Issue 5 has been published under NAA 16/15.

  7. Issue 4 has been published under NAA 15/13

  8. First published.

Documents

RA 1350: air launched weapon release

Ref: Issue 9

PDF, 227 KB, 4 pages

The model air launched weapon release certificate

Ref: Version 4

MS Word Document, 102 KB

The model air launched weapon release certificate (open format)

Ref: Version 4. Please only use this document if you are unable to access the MS Word version of this document above.

PDF, 235 KB, 18 pages

Air launched weapon release certificate acknowledgement sheet

Ref: Version 3

MS Word Document, 35.6 KB

Air launched weapon release certificate acknowledgement sheet (open format)

Ref: Version 3. Please only use this document if you are unable to access the MS Word version of this document above.

PDF, 29.1 KB, 2 pages

Details

The purpose of Regulatory Articles (RA) is to provide the framework of policy, rules, directives, standards, processes and the associated direction, advice and guidance, which governs military aviation activity and against which air safety is assessed. The regulator develops regulations in response to applicable UK law, MOD needs, legal changes and recommendations resulting from both assurance or investigation functions.

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