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This Military Aviation Authority course provides the latest information on aircraft structural integrity matters.
This document shows the current 4000 series documents, along with the associated regulation titles.
RA covering the minimum oversight arrangements required to invoke UK CAA Oversight of a UK military registered Aircraft.
RA covering the introduction of a process to determine the regulatory framework to be applied when the MOD intends to utilize civil-registered Aircraft.
RA covering the maximum allowable flying times, cockpit alert states and compulsory rest periods for aircrew.
RA covering lighting to be used at an aerodrome to enhance the safety of air system operations.
RA covering the satisfaction of Special Instructions (Technical) - as required by the TAA or Commodity Delivery Team.
RA covering the need to ensure that military air systems are produced by competent organizations and show conformity to the design data.
Information for military aviation duty holders regarding their continuing airworthiness of their military air systems responsibilities.
RA covering the requirement for the production and maintenance of air traffic management equipment 4 part safety cases.
RA covering the requirements for, establishment of and provision of Aircraft Last Look Checks, utilizing digital solutions or conventional Truck Runway Control.
RA covering the standards to be used in aerodrome design and safeguarding.
RA covering the content, amendment, minor amendment and exemption to content due to EASA part 145 approval of AMO exposition.
RA covering ensuring all Modifications and repairs are correctly embodied in accordance with their Technical Instructions.
RA covering regulating management of Continuing Airworthiness records to enable the completion and assurance of Mil CAMO responsibilities.
RA covering the responsibilities of the sponsor of military registered civilian-owned and civilian operated air systems for their air safety.
RA covering the specific regulations to assure the safe operation of open A2 sub-category UAS.
Recognition is the process used to evaluate other military aviation regulators and assess the potential to use their airworthiness outputs within MAA processes.
The purpose of the DAM is to provide a mechanism to inform both military and civilian operators of accurate aerodrome data.
RA covering the identification, handling and traceability of products, parts and appliances.
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