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PART 1 Changes arising from the EASA Aircrew Regulation
5.In article 3 (aircraft to be registered), in paragraph (2),...
6.In article 29 (circumstances where a certificate of release to...
8.For article 50 (requirement for appropriate licence to act as...
9.In article 52 (flight crew licence requirement – exception for...
10.In article 53 (flight crew licence requirement – exception for...
11.In article 54 (flight crew licence requirement – exception for...
12.In article 55 (flight crew licence requirement – exception for...
13.In article 56 (flight crew licence requirement – exception for...
14.In article 60 (flight crew licence requirement – exception where...
15.For article 61 (requirement for appropriate licence to act as...
16.For article 62 (deeming a non-United Kingdom flight crew licence...
17.In article 63(1) (permission required where licence does not meet...
18.In article 64 (grant, renewal and privileges of flight crew...
19.In article 65 (ratings and qualifications)— (a) in paragraph (2),...
20.In article 66 (maintenance of privileges of aircraft ratings specified...
21.In article 67 (maintenance of privileges of aircraft ratings specified...
22.In article 68(1) and (2) (maintenance of privileges of other...
23.For article 69 substitute— Maintenance of privileges of ratings specified...
24.In article 71 (maintenance of privileges of Flight Navigators' Licences),...
25.For articles 72 and 73 substitute— Requirement for a medical...
28.For article 78 (validation of licences) substitute— Validation of licences...
30.(1) In article 80(2)(a) (instruction in flying), for “a JAA...
31.For article 81 (glider pilot – minimum age) substitute— Glider...
32.For article 82(1) (licences and ratings no longer to be...
33.After article 82 insert the following— Status of licences issued...
35.In article 158 (power to inspect and copy documents and...
36.In article 229 (provisional suspension or variation of EASA airworthiness...
37.In article 231 (prohibitions in relation to documents and records)—...
38.In article 241(3) (offences and penalties), for “Part 21, Part...
39.In article 246 (competent authority)— (a) for paragraph (2), substitute—...
40.In article 255(1) (interpretation)— (a) for the definition of “Class...
43.In Sub-Section 3 (balloon and airship pilots) of Section 1...
44.In Sub-Sections 4 (glider pilots) and 5 (other flight crew)...
45.Omit Section 2 (JAR-FCL Licences) of Part A of Schedule...
46.In Section 3 (National Private Pilot's Licence (Aeroplanes)) of Part...
51.(1) For paragraph 10(1)(b) (forms of certificate of revalidation) of...
52.In Section 3 (requirement for a certificate of revalidation to...
PART 2 Non-expiring national certificate of airworthiness and airworthiness review
PART 3 Changes arising from Regulation (EC) No 550/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 10th March 2004 on the provision of air navigation services in the single European sky ;
PART 4 Changes arising from the EASA Air Traffic Controller Licensing Regulation
PART 5 Certificate of competence to operate aeronautical radio station
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