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RA covering flight safety and airworthiness integrity which includes individual responsibility, recording and certification of maintenance.
RA covering the requirement to have a safety and quality policy, good maintenance practices and a quality system.
RA covering the safety responsibilities of all personnel involved with carriage of passengers in UK military aircraft.
The MMATM provides guidance on air traffic management.
RA requiring a comprehensive, through-life, integrity management approach to assure air system integrity.
DAOS is the means by which the MOD can assess the competency of design organisations.
RA covering the requirements on AMOs and MMOs in the use of approved and accurate technical information.
RA covering the specific regulations to assure the safe operation of open A3 sub-category UAS.
The Defence Aviation Human Factors Training School provides human factors training at RAF Cranwell.
RA covering the requirements for AMOs and MMOs to ensure their staff are suitably qualified, experienced and authorized to undertake duties.
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 rules of the air.
RA covering the specific regulations to assure the safe operation of specific S2 sub-category RPAS.
RA covering the route to certification of UK military registered air systems and responsibilities of the MTC holder.
RA setting out the specific requirements for a TAw Safety Assessment, including independent evaluation and assurance, in support of the Air System Safety Case.
The purpose of the RPASM is to provide greater clarity to the RPAS Regulated Community on the process involved with categorizing RPAS.
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 implementation of a strategy to manage and exploit appropriate air safety data within ASMS in support of relevant ASSC.
RA covering establishment and functions of a quality system and retention of quality system records.
RA covering aircrew medical requirements required by the MAA regulatory publications in order to carry out duties as authorised.
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