Air Navigation (Operations) Order, 1986.
Statutory Instruments
Source: Statutory Instruments

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paragraphs: Citation and Commencement.
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paragraphs: Definitions.
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paragraphs: Revocation.
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paragraphs: Application of Order and exemption from Order.
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paragraphs: Application to unregistered aircraft.
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paragraphs: Detention of Aircraft.
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paragraphs: Directions.
PART II.
GENERAL.
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paragraphs: Operator's responsibility for his employees' knowledge of laws and regulations.
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paragraphs: Responsibility of the operator.
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paragraphs: Pilot-in-command's duties in certain emergencies.
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paragraphs: Carriage of explosives and dangerous goods.
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paragraphs: Information on search and rescue services.
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paragraphs: Carriage of passengers on test flights prohibited.
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paragraphs: Smoking in aircraft.
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paragraphs: Keeping of log-books and records.
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paragraphs: Keeping of entries.
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paragraphs: Alteration of entries or making false entries.
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paragraphs: Documents to be carried on aircraft.
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paragraphs: Production of documents.
PART III.
FLIGHT OPERATIONS.
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paragraphs: Operating facilities.
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paragraphs: Report on inadequacy of facilities.
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paragraphs: Operator's duties regarding supervision of flight operations.
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paragraphs: Operations manual.
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paragraphs: Minimum flight altitudes.
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paragraphs: Establishment of minimum flight altitudes and approval by Minister.
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paragraphs: Determination of aerodrome operating minima.
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paragraphs: Fuel and oil records.
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paragraphs: Crew members and passengers.
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paragraphs: Flight preparation.
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paragraphs: Loading of aircraft.
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paragraphs: Operational flight plan.
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paragraphs: Weather conditions.
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paragraphs: Fuel and oil supply — all aircraft.
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paragraphs: Fuel and oil supply — public transport aircraft.
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paragraphs: Fuel and oil supply — other than public transport aircraft.
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paragraphs: Fuel and oil supply — contingency factors — all aircraft.
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paragraphs: Fuel and oil supply — amendment of operational flight plan.
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paragraphs: Oxygen supply — public transport aircraft.
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paragraphs: Safeguarding of cabin attendants and passengers in the event of loss of pressurisation.
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paragraphs: Use of oxygen — all aircraft.
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paragraphs: Oxygen supply — other than public transport aircraft.
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paragraphs: Inflight procedures — aerodrome operating minima-all aircraft.
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paragraphs: Inflight procedures — aerodrome operating minima — public transport aircraft.
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paragraphs: Observations and reports in flight.
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paragraphs: Fitness of flight crew members.
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paragraphs: Flight crew members at duty stations.
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paragraphs: Notification of flight plan change.
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paragraphs: Duties of pilot-in-command.
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paragraphs: Authority of the pilot-in-command.
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paragraphs: Duties of a flight operations officer.
PART IV.
AIRCRAFT OPERATING LIMITATIONS.
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paragraphs: Conditions of operation.
PART V.
AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTS, EQUIPMENT AND SAFETY DEVICES.
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paragraphs: Carriage of instruments, equipment and safety devices.
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paragraphs: Exits and internal doors.
PART VI.
AIRCRAFT COMMUNICATION AND NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT.
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paragraphs: Communication and navigation equipment to be carried.
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paragraphs: Approval of equipment.
PART VII.
AIRCRAFT CREW.
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paragraphs: Composition and training of the aircraft flight crew.
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paragraphs: Flight crew member training programme.
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paragraphs: Qualifications.
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paragraphs: Cabin attendants, required numbers and training.
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paragraphs: Flight crew members, emergency and survival training.
PART VIII.
AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE.
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paragraphs: General.
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paragraphs: Responsibilities of owners and lessees.
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paragraphs: Keeping and preservation of log-books.