Basic Regulations Flashcards
To whom is hard law applicable, and who establishes it?
Hard law is binding for all member states.
It’s established by the EU commission, Parliament or Council
Name some examples of soft law and who establishes them.
Acceptable means of compliance, Guidance material, and Certification specifications are soft law.
Established by EASA.
What are the NAA’s 4 main responsibilities?
To prescribe
To inform
To control
To certificate
Which act established the U.K. CAA as the governing body?
The Civil Aviation Act of 1972
Where can you find listed the uk CAA’s main functions?
The Air Navigation Order
Where can you find a list of aircraft exempt from EASA regulations?
Annex II of 216/2008
And
Article 1 of 216/2008
Which aircraft are listed in annex II 216/2008?
- Historic aircraft
- Research, experimental and scientific
- At least 51% amateur built
- No more than 2 seats and MTOM between 300-495kgs
- Stall speed of 35 knots CAS
- Gyroplanes not exceeding 560kgs
- Gliders no more than 80kg single seat or 100kg double seat
What is the definition of an aircraft according to 1321/2014 article 2?
Any machine that can derive support in the atmosphere from the reactions of the air, other than reactions of the air against the earths surface.
Name the three organisations which make up the ICAO, and the Chief officers.
Made up of:
- An assembly
- A Council
- A Secretariat
Chief officers are The President of The Council and The Secretary General
What is CAP 747?
Mandatory requirements for airworthiness
What is CAP 562?
CAAIPS (Civil Aircraft Airworthiness Information and Procedures
What is CAP 393?
Air Navigation, The Order and The Regulations
What is CAP 553?
Airworthiness procedures where the CAA has primary responsibility for type approval of the product
What is the regulation for initial airworthiness?
748/2012
What is the regulation for continuing airworthiness?
1321/2014
When was the Chicago convention signed and by how many states?
7th December 1944
By 52 states
When was ICAO established?
4th April 1947
Who many articles are in the ICAO?
96 articles
What do the most recent amendments of 216/2008 establish?
Regulations regarding flight crew licensing and air operations
Where are EASA regulations written?
The Official Journal of The European Union
Who are the EASA regulations written on behalf of?
The EU Parliament
Each regulation has two subsections ie. 66.A and 66.B. What is contained in each subsection?
A) Contains rules for personnel and organisations
B) Contains rules to enable CA’s to carry out their duties
How many members of ICAO are there?
191 members
What does 216/2008 establish?
Common essential requirements to provide for a high uniform level of civil aviation safety and environmental protection.
Which regulation establishes the EASA?
216/2008
Which European organisation does the EASA assist to develop the Implementing Rules?
European Commision
What is a pre-flight?
The inspection carried out before flight to ensure the aircraft is fit for the intended flight.
What does ELA stand for and What is ELA1?
European Light Aircraft
MTOM of 1200kg or less that is not classified as complex motor powered aircraft
What does LSA stand for and what does it mean?
Light sport aircraft
MTOM 600kg or less Max stall speed of 45 knots CAS Max 2 persons Single non turbine prop engine Non-pressurised cabin
How often are ICAO Countries required to update their AIP manuals?
Every 28 days
Who makes the final decision on new safety aspects?
The EASA
What ICAO annex covers airworthiness of the aircraft?
Annex 8
