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Flight training private admin 20/05/2020

COVID 19 – Guidance for Flying Clubs and Schools

COVID 19 – Preparing to Return to Normal Flying Operations for General Aviation Pilot Training Organisations (‘Flying Clubs and Schools’) Guidance to help General Aviation pilot training organisations and private pilots prepare to return safely to normal operations when allowed under Government COVID-19 related restrictions on recreational flying. This document is intended to complement guidelines…

Aerodrome safety admin 18/05/2020

CAA’s new Bowtie Risk Model Strategy

The CAA has published a new Bowtie Risk Model Strategy (CAP1329) which identifies how the models can be best used as an effective and proactive safety risk assessment tool. The overall aim is to inform and improve decision making so that the right actions can be taken to achieve the best safety outcomes for the…

Flight training private admin 15/05/2020

Updated Government guidance for GA flying during COVID-19

The Department for Transport has updated its guidance for GA flying during COVID-19. The update is available to view here. The post Updated Government guidance for GA flying during COVID-19 appeared first on SkyWise. Article Originally Posted Updated Government guidance for GA flying during COVID-19 on CAA Skywise

Autogyros admin 14/05/2020

Safety advice and tips for pilots returning to GA flying post COVID-19

To help pilots when they return to flying post COVID-19 restrictions we have put together some tips and advice to help return to the skies safely. You can view them at www.caa.co.uk/CAP1919 Wider Government COVID-19 advice is available at www.gov.uk/coronavirus The post Safety advice and tips for pilots returning to GA flying post COVID-19 appeared…

Aerodrome safety admin 12/05/2020

CHIRP Air Transport FEEDBACK Edition 134

Air Transport FEEDBACK 134 is the first edition from our new Director Aviation, Steve Forward. It contains reports about the handling of fuel priority calls; the importance of awareness of Minimum Safe Altitude versus Transition Level; fatigue management; go-arounds due to birds; unsafe engineering practices; and managing the long-term storage of aircraft. These and many…

Air displays and events admin 12/05/2020

COVID 19 – Display Pilot Authorisations, Display Authorisation Evaluators and Flying Display Directors currency requirements

To assist the air display community during and post COVID-19 we have extended the currency requirements detailed in CAP 403 and CAP 1724 for Display Pilot Authorisations (‘DAs’), Display Authorisation Evaluators (‘DAEs’) and Flying Display Directors (‘FDDs’). Further information is available on our website. The post COVID 19 – Display Pilot Authorisations, Display Authorisation Evaluators…

Airline safety admin 11/05/2020

COVID-19 – Preservation considerations

In response to the exceptional circumstances caused by the Covid-19 outbreak, the CAA is providing guidance, primarily for the assistance of organisations unfamiliar with the storage and preservation of aircraft, by reminding them of the appropriate measures and sources of information available so that when aircraft are returned to operational service they can do so…

Airspace change admin 11/05/2020

Further Deadline Extension: Public Engagement on Accepting the Airspace Change Masterplan

The UK Civil Aviation Authority has made the decision to further extend the deadline of our public engagement on the proposed criteria that the Civil Aviation Authority will use to determine whether to accept the Airspace Change Masterplan. This will continue to allow stakeholders a greater opportunity to input into the engagement exercise despite the…

Air traffic control admin 07/05/2020

Preparing to prevent infringements of Aerodrome Traffic Zones

While we understand that many pilots are currently unable to fly due to COVID-19 restrictions we aim to continue to release safety education and awareness material to support the GA community with the future return to flying and continue to help promote longer-term safety awareness. To meet that aim we are continuing to publish information…

Gliders admin 07/05/2020

COVID-19 – Exemptions for Part-BFCL, Part-SFCL and National Balloon Licence holders

The two exemptions apply to UK CAA issued EASA LAPL(S) and (B), SPLand BPL and national Balloon licence holders. They deal with the extension of validity and other time periods for licences, ratings, privileges, endorsements and certificates of Sailplane and Balloon pilots, instructors and examiners ORS 4 No. 1381 – Extension of Validity and…

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