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RA covering the responsibilities of the chief air engineer in supporting aviation duty holders.
RA covering the responsibilities and approval process for a contractor flying organisation specifically operating UAS under the open category and specific S1 sub-category.
RA covering currency requirements and continuation training.
RA covering responsibilities of and aircraft commander and the authority of an aircraft commander.
RA covering the maximum allowable flying times, cockpit alert states and compulsory rest periods for aircrew.
RA covering the requirements and process for the ATM equipment release into service process.
RA covering the reference system to be used in aerodrome and aeronautical data at aerodromes.
RA covering the entitled tasks that may be carried out by a MMO and those that may be carried out by an AMO.
RA covering application to the MAA for Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization (CAMO) approval.
RA covering requirement for MOD CAM to be supported by appropriate personnel capable of verifying/recommending airworthiness of aircraft.
This document shows the current 3000 series documents, along with the associated regulation titles. Produced by the Military Aviation Authority (MAA).
Issuing of an NAA gives notice to the changes in regulations and manuals. Produced by the Military Aviation Authority (MAA).
RA covering the roles and responsibilities of the release to service authority (RTSA).
RA covering the transfer of Air Systems within the Defence Air Environment, accompanied by a MAA Form for aircraft allotment.
This RA requires greenhouse gas emissions produced by UK military aircraft to be managed, including reporting, and limiting carbon emissions where practicable.
RA covering the requirements for the safety management of ATM equipment delivery and maintenance.
RA covering separation standards which provide the means by which controllers can control safely, under differing conditions.
RA covering the different obstacle environments and how they affect aerodrome design.
RA requiring orders and procedures to be issued to manage the recovery of loose articles on aircraft.
RA covering the requirement for an AMO to remain approved, if agreed by the MAA, during negotiations about any specified changes.
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