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NDA60
24th Nov 2013, 05:55
Hi Guys,

Need some assistance in understanding the new EASA Regulations.

Understand conduct of flight operations under the new EASA regime is to be as per Implementing Regulations of EASA Ops.

Need clarification on the following:

(a) Have the IR for EASA Ops been published? If so where can I get a soft copy of the same (request a link if possible).
(b) Have the AMC and GM for EASA Ops been published ? If so where can I get a soft copy of the same.
(c) What is the date for change over to EASA Ops from the erstwhile JAR Ops.
(d) What is the equivalent of JAR OPs 3 under the EASA regime ?
(e) Has any country started following the EASA Ops in conduct of helicopter operations?

Redland
24th Nov 2013, 09:31
I don't think that easa ops have been published speratly yet but the differences from jar ops can be found at http://easa.europa.eu/flightstandards/doc/Cross%20reference%20table_Final%20Version.xlsx

Most states are running jar until October next year, and operators can choose which they want to use until then.

Correct me if I am wrong though.

puntosaurus
24th Nov 2013, 10:01
A good anchor page for the EASA regs is here (http://easa.europa.eu/regulations/regulations-structure.php).

You can see Air Ops in the list, and there's a link to the AMC/GM at the bottom of the page. On the AMC/GM page you need at least Annex I, II, III, and IV.

So in answer to your questions

(a) Yes. See above.
(b) ditto
(c) EASA Part Ops. Or to give it its full name ' Commission Regulation (EU) No 1178/2011 - "The Aircrew Regulation" as amended.
(d) For the UK, October 2014
(e) Don't know. In the UK, I understand that if you get your ops manual and Safety Management System approved you can operate to the new regulations as of now. The huge difference being that you can now no longer say 'heliport', you have to say 'aerodrome or other operating site'. I hope our illustrious moderator will take note and EASAise his handle as a result.

HTH

BillieBob
24th Nov 2013, 11:35
EASA Part Ops. Or to give it its full name ' Commission Regulation (EU) No 1178/2011 - "The Aircrew Regulation" as amendedNot quite!

What you are looking for is Commission Regulation (EU) No.965/2012 - "Regulation Air-Operations". The relevant Parts are 'CAT' for Commercial Air Transport (which is the replacement for EU-OPS and JAR-OPS 3), 'NCC' for Non-Commercial operations by Complex motor powered aircraft, 'NCO' for Non-Commercial operations by Other than complex motor powered aircraft (includes flight training) and 'SPA' for SPecific Approvals (LVO, ETOPS, NVIS, HEMS etc.). All should be read on conjunction with Part-ORO - 'Organisation Requirements for air Operations' and the relevant AMCs and GM to each Part.

There are no longer separate regulations but instead separate sections within each Part for different aircraft categories. The Regulation has been in force since 28 October 2012 with states permitted a derogation until 28 October 2014.

9Aplus
24th Nov 2013, 12:45
For updates take care to look on:
http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=OJ:L:2013:227:0001:0074:EN:PDF
COMMISSION REGULATION (EU) No 800/2013
of 14 August 2013
amending Regulation (EU) No 965/2012 laying down technical requirements and administrative
procedures related to air operations pursuant to Regulation (EC) No 216/2008

NDA60
24th Nov 2013, 16:53
Gents,

Thank you for the prompt response.

All the questions have been addressed.

Can anyone only confirm if any country has already shifted over to the new regulations from JAR OPS 3 / EU -OPS.

thanks:):)

helimo
25th Jun 2014, 18:33
Hey guys i need some advice,
I have to write/rewrite a JAR-OPS 3 Operation Manual for helicopter VFR operation only to make it EASA 965/2012 conform. Donīt really know how to start to be most efficient.

Iīve found this link
http://www.caa.co.uk/default.aspx/default.aspx?catid=620&pagetype=90&pageid=11051



On this page you can find a Template Operations Manual for Helicopter operators with approval to carry dangerous goods as cargo (http://www.caa.co.uk/default.aspx?catid=620&pagetype=90&pageid=15349)

Does anybody know if a complete OM exists were I only have to add the company specific parts like in the Dangerous goods example stated above.

many thanks in advance

puntosaurus
25th Jun 2014, 20:35
Many people would like such a thing, but I'm afraid it doesn't exist ! There are some extra resources to help you here (http://www.caa.co.uk/default.aspx?catid=620&pagetype=90&pageid=11051) though.

Have fun !

paco
26th Jun 2014, 04:40
There used to be something called CAP 649 for helicopters that will be well out of date by now, but at least a place to start. Otherwise you could contact someone who writes ops manuals. PM for details.

Phil

helimo
5th Aug 2014, 16:20
I am looking for a a Part B for R44, AS350 and 355 in English language.

I can offer a Part A and C without DG yet for VFR ops only.

feathering tickles
5th Aug 2014, 18:52
Sorry to digress 'Mo, how many folk have made plans to fit ELTs to all their AOC airframes ready for October?