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RA requiring a comprehensive, through-life, integrity management approach to assure air system integrity.
RA covering the requirements to be met by an organization for the issue of or continuation of a CAM approval.
RA covering the need for air safety and human factors training to air safety, supervisory and executive posts in defence aviation.
RA covering the procurement of products and services by the MOD from organisations who have been assessed as competent.
RA covering the ownership and management of risk to life using a standardised approach and with regard to future risks.
This is a consolidated list of approved organizations within the Military Aviation Authority (MAA) approval schemes.
RA covering the responsibilities and privileges of the holder of military design organization approval.
This is the combined series for the 2000 flying RAs.
RA covering the general requirements of 4800 series regulatory articles that govern military and contractor run maintenance organizations.
DAOS is the means by which the MOD can assess the competency of design organisations.
The MMATM provides guidance on air traffic management.
The ASMAT can provide an assessment of the current performance of the air safety management system (ASMS) and show any further development needed.
This is the combined series for the 4000 continuing airworthiness engineering RAs.
The MASIM is to provide guidance to those organizations required to manage Air System Integrity in accordance with the MAA’s RA 5700 series.
RA covering the roles and responsibilities of aviation duty holders (ADH) and ADH facing organisations.
RA covering the need for the release to service (RTS), its contents, defining the as flown configuration, limitations and the RTS recommendation.
RA covering the management, and conduct, of air system test and evaluation activity.
RA covering the route to certification of UK military registered air systems and responsibilities of the MTC holder.
RA covering the requirement for AMOs and MMOs to use correct and serviceable tools and equipment in a controlled manner.
RA covering the requirement to have a safety and quality policy, good maintenance practices and a quality system.
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