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Regulatory Article (RA) 5810: military type certificate (MTC) (MRP Part 21 Subpart B)

RA covering the route to certification of UK military registered air systems and responsibilities of the MTC holder.

Updates to this page

From:
Ministry of Defence and Military Aviation Authority
Published:
25 August 2016
Last updated:
28 November 2025
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  1. Issue 10 has been published under NAA 25/50.

  2. Version 7 of MAA Form 30 has been published under NAA 24/78.

  3. Issue 9 of RA 5810 and Version 6 of MAA Form 30 have been published under NAA 24/30.

  4. Issue 8 has been published under NAA 23/60

  5. Issue 7 has been published under NAA 23/27

  6. Issue 6 has been published under NAA 22/17.

  7. Issue 5 has been published under NAA 21/64

  8. Issue 4 of RA 5810 and Version 5 of MAA Form 30 have been published under NAA 21/36.

  9. RA 5810 Issue 3 has been published under NAA 20/44 and Version 4 of MAA Form 30 has been published under NAA 20/46.

  10. MAA form 30: application form for a Military Type Certificate (MTC) has been updated to version 3.

  11. Application form for a military type certificate (MTC) published.

  12. Issue 2 has been published under NAA 18/13.

  13. First published.

Documents

RA 5810: military type certificate (MRP Part 21 Subpart B)

Ref: Issue 10

PDF, 133 KB, 12 pages

MAA form 30: application for military air system certification process

Ref: Version 7

MS Word Document, 61.4 KB

MAA form 30: application for military air system certification process (open format)

Ref: Version 7. Please only use this document if you are unable to access the MS Word version of this document above.

PDF, 118 KB, 6 pages

Manual of Military Air System Certification (MMAC)

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/manual-of-military-air-system-certification-mmac

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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