The Air Navigation (Isle of Man) Order 2007

S.I. 2007/1115 · Made 4 April 2007

Contents

1. 1Citation and commencement
2. Part 1: Registration and Marking of Aircraft
3. 2Aircraft to be registered
4. 3Registration of aircraft in the Isle of Man
5. 4Nationality and registration marks
6. Part 2: Prohibition of use for Public Transport or Aerial Work
7. 5Prohibition of use for public transport or aerial work
8. Part 3: Airworthiness and Equipment of Aircraft
9. 6Certificate of airworthiness to be in force
10. 7Issue, renewal, etc., of certificates of airworthiness
11. 8Validity of certificate of airworthiness
12. 9Issue, validity etc., of national permits to fly
13. 10Validation of permits to fly or equivalent documents
14. 11Flight without appropriate maintenance
15. 12Requirement for a certificate of release to service
16. 13Validation of maintenance engineers’ licences etc.
17. 14Equipment of aircraft
18. 15Radio equipment of aircraft
19. 16Minimum equipment requirements
20. 17Aircraft, engine and propeller log books
21. 18Aircraft weight schedule
22. 19Access and inspection for airworthiness purposes
23. Part 4: Aircraft Crew and Licensing
24. 20Composition of crew of aircraft
25. 21Members of flight crew — requirement for licence
26. 22Validation, re-validation and effect of flight crew licences
27. 23Medical requirements
28. Part 5: Operation of Aircraft
29. 24Aerodrome operating minima — public transport aircraft
30. 25Aerodrome operating minima — non-public transport aircraft
31. 26Pilots to remain at controls
32. 27Pre-flight action by commander of aircraft
33. 28Passenger briefing by commander
34. 29Operation of radio in aircraft
35. 30Minimum navigation performance
36. 31Height keeping performance — aircraft registered in the Isle of Man
37. 32Area navigation and required navigation performance capabilities — aircraft registered in the Isle of Man
38. 33Use of airborne collision avoidance system
39. 34Use of flight recording systems and preservation of records
40. 35Carriage of weapons and of munitions of war
41. 36Carriage of dangerous goods
42. 37Method of carriage of persons
43. 38Endangering safety of an aircraft
44. 39Endangering safety of any person or property
45. 40Drunkenness in aircraft
46. 41Smoking in aircraft
47. 42Authority of commander of aircraft
48. 43Acting in a disruptive manner
49. 44Stowaways
50. Part 6: Fatigue and Cosmic Radiation
51. 45Fatigue of crew — responsibilities of crew
52. 46Flight times — responsibilities of flight crew
53. 47Protection of air crew from cosmic radiation
54. Part 7: Documents and Records
55. 48Documents to be carried
56. 49Keeping and production of records of exposure to cosmic radiation
57. 50Production of documents and records
58. 51Power to inspect and copy documents and records
59. 52Preservation of documents, etc.
60. 53Revocation, suspension and variation of certificates, licences and other documents
61. 54Offences in relation to documents and records
62. Part 8: Movement of Aircraft
63. 55Rules of the Air
64. Part 9: General
65. 56Flights over foreign country
66. 57Mandatory reporting of occurrences
67. 58Power to prevent aircraft flying
68. 59Right of access to aerodromes and other places
69. 60Obstruction of persons
70. 61Directions
71. 62Penalties
72. 63Extra-territorial effect of the Order
73. 64Application of Order to certain aircraft registered elsewhere
74. 65Application of Order to the Crown and visiting forces, etc.
75. 66Exemption from Order
76. 67Appeal to High Court
77. 68Interpretation
78. 69Exceptions from application of provisions of the Order for certain classes of aircraft
79. 70Approval of persons to furnish reports
80. 71Certificates, authorisations, approvals and permissions
81. 72Saving
82. Signature
83. Schedule 1: Classification and marking of aircraft and dealer certification
84. AClassification of aircraft
85. Part B: Nationality and registration marks of aircraft registered in the Isle of Man
86. 1General
87. 2Position and size of marks
88. 3Width, spacing and thickness of marks
89. CConditions in aircraft dealer’s certificate
90. Schedule 2: A and B Conditions
91. 1A Conditions
92. 2B Conditions
93. Schedule 3: Aircraft equipment
94. 1Paragraph 1
95. 2Paragraph 2
96. 3Paragraph 3
97. 4Paragraph 4
98. 5Paragraph 5
99. 6Paragraph 6
100. Schedule 4: Radio communication and radio navigation equipment to be carried in aircraft
101. 1Paragraph 1
102. 2Paragraph 2
103. 3Paragraph 3
104. 4Paragraph 4
105. 5Paragraph 5
106. Schedule 5: Aircraft, engine and propeller log books
107. 1Aircraft log book
108. 2Engine log book
109. 3Variable pitch propeller log book
110. Schedule 6Flight crew licences
111. Schedule 7: Documents to be carried
112. 1Circumstances in which documents are to be carried
113. 2Description of documents
114. 3Definition
115. Schedule 8: Penalties
116. AProvisions referred to in article 62(5)
117. BProvisions referred to in article 62(6)
118. Schedule 9: Public transport and aerial work
119. 1General rules
120. 2Exceptions — flying displays etc.
121. 3Exceptions — charity flights
122. 4Exceptions — cost sharing
123. 5Exceptions — recovery of direct costs
124. 6Exceptions — jointly owned aircraft
125. 7Exceptions — parachuting
126. Explanatory note