vsukpadman
19th Oct 2004, 08:00
Hi all..
A few of us chatting about N reg stuff in the pub (as you do) and noone could decide the real legal position to this
A N reg aircraft is owned and flown in this country by a Ltd company ...it has full club insurance ....
The aircraft is hired to someone wishing to transition onto that type, and an instructor who has both JAA and FAA appropriate ratings , charges for his time doing the transition training....
Is this legal ?
It would be deemed Aerial work under the ANO (or so it would seem) but the fact it is N reg would seem to cloud the water ....
The pub concensus was that this would NOT be allowed under the ANO , thereby invalidating the insurance in the event of a claim...
This would mean that ALL flight training schools in the UK using N reg aircraft would be operating illegaly , - so how do they do it....is there a method by which this is possible so as not to flirt with the law ?
I have read a lot of threads here skirting this issue but there seems no clear cut answer...
any help appreciated !
Padman
A few of us chatting about N reg stuff in the pub (as you do) and noone could decide the real legal position to this
A N reg aircraft is owned and flown in this country by a Ltd company ...it has full club insurance ....
The aircraft is hired to someone wishing to transition onto that type, and an instructor who has both JAA and FAA appropriate ratings , charges for his time doing the transition training....
Is this legal ?
It would be deemed Aerial work under the ANO (or so it would seem) but the fact it is N reg would seem to cloud the water ....
The pub concensus was that this would NOT be allowed under the ANO , thereby invalidating the insurance in the event of a claim...
This would mean that ALL flight training schools in the UK using N reg aircraft would be operating illegaly , - so how do they do it....is there a method by which this is possible so as not to flirt with the law ?
I have read a lot of threads here skirting this issue but there seems no clear cut answer...
any help appreciated !
Padman