Charity Flights

[Flying Lawyer]

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ORS4 No. 793: Charity Flights
Published: 21 April 2010

Permission to conduct Charity Flights as Private Flights in accordance with Article 266(1)(c) of the ANO 2009.

Link: ORS4 No. 793 (http://www.caa.co.uk/ORS4No793)


See also: AIC 70/2008 (White 153) - Charity Flights (http://www.nats-uk.ead-it.com/aip/current/aic/EG_Circ_2008_W_070_en.pdf)

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[biggles99]

Seems like the CAA are suffering from a bout of common sense and pragmatism.

Long may it continue.

Am I correct in saying that the CAA have a new head man?

Big Ls.

[heliboy999]

Sonds like a step in the right direction at least.

[Camp Freddie]

seems perfectly reasonable to me, but werent the original restrictions brought in after the Airborne trust had an accident in a B206 in scotland in which a child died back in about 1997. or has my memory failed me completely.

so what has changed that now means these restrictions arent needed?

regards

CF

[nigelh]

What actual changes have been made ? I get the impression you still have to have a fire crew there etc :rolleyes: As for the CAA becoming in ANY way sensible forget it ....