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Aerodrome safety admin 28/01/2022

New edition of CAP 1054 Aeronautical Data Quality

The CAA has published Edition 2 of CAP 1054 Aeronautical Data Quality providing guidance to UK industry on the means of achieving compliance with applicable national and international aeronautical data quality requirements for the provision and maintenance of aeronautical data and aeronautical information in UK Aeronautical Information Products. The post New edition of CAP 1054…

Air traffic control admin 27/01/2022

Airspace Change Masterplan Iteration 2: Co-sponsor assessment and CAA acceptance decision

The UK Civil Aviation Authority has published its decision to accept ACOG’s Airspace Change Masterplan Iteration 2 (CAP2312b) in the Airspace Modernisation Strategy. For more information, including the co-sponsors’ assessment and the CAA’s full decision in CAP2312A. SW2022/014 The post Airspace Change Masterplan Iteration 2: Co-sponsor assessment and CAA acceptance decision appeared first on SkyWise.…

Air traffic control admin 26/01/2022

MATS Pt 1 SI 2022/03: Use of levels by controllers

Supplementary Instruction SI 2022/03 to the Manual of Air Traffic Services Part 1 was published on 26 January 2022, effective 28 March 2022. The purpose of this Supplementary Instruction (SI) is to detail changes made to the Manual of Air Traffic Services (MATS) Part 1 (CAP 493) relating to aircraft operating at the lower or…

Air traffic control admin 26/01/2022

MATS Pt 1 SI 2021/04 Version 2: Operating at the lower or upper limit of controlled airspace

Supplementary Instruction SI 2021/04 Version 2 to the Manual of Air Traffic Services Part 1 was published on 26 January 2022, effective 27 January 2022. The purpose of this Supplementary Instruction (SI) is to detail changes made to the Manual of Air Traffic Services (MATS) Part 1 (CAP 493) relating to aircraft operating at the…

Drones admin 24/01/2022

CHIRP Drone/UAS FEEDBACK Edition 3

This third edition of CHIRP’s Drone/UAS FEEDBACK newsletter continues to build on previous newsletters by bringing a number of Human Factors issues and thoughts to the attention of drone users. Four reports are discussed within: a collision with a tree; an incident with unexpected backwards flight after take-off; special use airspace vs geo-fencing; and unexpected loss…

Autogyros admin 21/01/2022

AAC workshop: Human Factors

Astral Aviation Consulting (AAC) is holding a free workshop on Human Factors, with guest Katy Lee on 26 January at 19:30 GMT. Register online: Workshop: Human Factors for General Aviation pilots AAC is a third-party supplier to the CAA, providing support on GA Safety promotion. The post AAC workshop: Human Factors appeared first on SkyWise.…

Airspace alerts admin 21/01/2022

Restricted Airspace (Temporary) – Helicopter flight, 23 January

Restriction of Flying Regulations for Helicopter Flight between Windsor and Sandringham on 23 January 2022. Details by NOTAM and in a Briefing Sheet at www.nats.aero/ais Restrictions also apply to the operation of all drones SW2021/009 The post Restricted Airspace (Temporary) – Helicopter flight, 23 January appeared first on SkyWise. Article Originally Posted Restricted Airspace (Temporary)…

Air traffic control admin 20/01/2022

MATS Pt 1 SI 2022/02: Sanctions issued by HM Government

Supplementary Instruction SI 2022/01 to the Manal of Air Traffic Services Part 1 was published on 20 January 2022, effective 24 March 2022. The purpose of this Supplementary Instruction (SI) to the Manual of Air Traffic Services (MATS) Part 1 (CAP 493) is to update procedures detailing the withholding of an ATC clearance. The post…

Air displays and events admin 18/01/2022

Flying Display Standards Consultation

We are working on the new edition of CAP 1724 Flying Display Standards, aiming to publish in the first quarter of 2022. We welcome your comments by 15 February 2022. Access the consultation document and share your views online: CAP 1724 Flying Display Standards – Edition 4 Consultation The post Flying Display Standards Consultation appeared…

Air traffic control admin 17/01/2022

CAP 1781 – Your Questions Answered

We have recently published CAP1781a, this document provides some additional guidance in response to questions received about CAP 1781 – Guidance for the use of RNAV Substitution. SW2022/006 The post CAP 1781 – Your Questions Answered appeared first on SkyWise. Article Originally Posted CAP 1781 – Your Questions Answered on CAA Skywise

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