The Air Navigation (Isle of Man) Order 2015

S.I. 2015/870 · Made 19 March 2015 · Extends to United Kingdom

Contents

1. 1Citation and commencement
2. 2Revocation
3. Part 1: Registration and marking of aircraft
4. 3Aircraft to be registered
5. 4Department to register aircraft in the Isle of Man Repealed
6. 5Who may register aircraft in the Isle of Man Repealed
7. 6Application for registration Repealed
8. 7Changes to the register Repealed
9. 8Aircraft that are entered in the Register of Aircraft Mortgages Repealed
10. 9General provisions concerning registration Repealed
11. 10Nationality and registration marks Repealed
12. Part 2: Operations and operational directives
13. 11Prohibition of use for commercial air transport or aerial work
14. 12Offering commercial air transport flights
15. 13Operational directives Repealed
16. 14Passenger and cargo manifest
17. Part 3: Airworthiness of aircraft
18. 15Certificate of airworthiness to be in force
19. 16Issue and renewal of certificates of airworthiness
20. 17Certificate of airworthiness ceasing to be in force and issue of airworthiness directives
21. 18Issue of national permits to fly
22. 19National permits to fly ceasing to be in force and issue of airworthiness directives for permit aircraft
23. 20Limitations of national permits to fly
24. 21Issue and validity of certificates of validation of permits to fly or equivalent documents
25. 22Requirement for an approved maintenance programme
26. 23Technical log Repealed
27. 24Requirement for a certificate of release to service for aircraft
28. 25Circumstances where a certificate of release to service is not required
29. 26Contents of a certificate of release to service
30. 27Who may issue a certificate of release to service
31. 28Validation of maintenance engineers’ licences etc.
32. 29Aircraft, engine and propeller log books
33. 30Aircraft mass schedule
34. 31Access and inspection for airworthiness purposes
35. Part 4: Equipment of aircraft
36. 32Equipment of aircraft
37. 32ASurvival equipment
38. 33Carriage and use of equipment
39. 34Radio communication and radio navigation equipment of aircraft
40. 35Minimum equipment requirements
41. Part 5: Crew required to be carried
42. 36Required flight crew of aircraft
43. 37Flight crew required by aircraft registered in the Isle of Man
44. 38Power to direct additional crew to be carried
45. Part 6: Flight Crew licensing – requirement for licence
46. 39Requirement for appropriate licence to act as member of flight crew of aircraft registered in Isle of Man
47. 40Requirement for appropriate licence to act as member of flight crew of aircraft registered elsewhere than in the Isle of Man
48. 41Permission required where licence does not meet relevant minimum standards
49. Part 7: Flight crew licensing – validation of licences and maintenance of privileges
50. 42Validation of licences
51. 43Requirement for a medical certificate
52. 44Licence holder not to act a member of flight crew when unfit
53. 45Instruction in flying
54. Part 8: Duties of commander
55. 46Pre-flight action by commander of aircraft
56. 47Commander to be satisfied that flight can be safely completed
57. 48Passenger briefing by commander
58. 49Commander to ensure demonstration of lifejackets
59. 50Commander to ensure crew, passengers, and baggage secure
60. 51Commander to ensure demonstration of use of oxygen
61. 51ARefuelling with passengers on board
62. 51BRequirement for notification of accident
63. 52Pilot to remain at controls and be secured in seat
64. 52APilot in command – responsibility for journey log
65. Part 9: Loading of aircraft
66. 53Commander’s duty concerning the loading of aircraft
67. 54Requirement to load in accordance with loading instructions
68. 55Carriage of baggage
69. 56Exceptions
70. Part 10: Aerodrome Operating Minima
71. 57Commercial Air Transport, Aerial Work and Large Aircraft
72. 58Certain Other Aircraft
73. Part 11: Operations – general provisions
74. 59Operation of radio in aircraft
75. 60Operation of airborne collision avoidance system
76. 61Training in operation of airborne collision avoidance system
77. 62Method of carriage of persons
78. 63Marking of break-in areas Repealed
79. 64Flights over a foreign country
80. Part 12: Height keeping and navigation
81. 65Minimum navigation performance
82. 66Height keeping performance – aircraft registered in the Isle of Man
83. 67Area navigation and required navigation performance capabilities — aircraft registered in the Isle of Man
84. 67AUse of oxygen
85. 67BLoss of pressurisation warning
86. Part 13: Dangerous goods, weapons and munitions of war
87. 68Carriage of dangerous goods Repealed
88. 69Carriage of weapons and of munitions of war – requirement for permission and for commander to be informed
89. 70Prohibition on carrying on board sporting weapons or munitions of war
90. 71Exceptions concerning carriage of weapons and munitions of war
91. 72Definitions
92. Part 14: Prohibited behaviour
93. 73Endangering safety of an aircraft
94. 74Endangering safety of any person or property
95. 75Drunkenness in aircraft
96. 76Smoking in aircraft
97. 77Authority of commander of an aircraft
98. 78Acting in a disruptive manner
99. 79Stowaways
100. Part 15: Fatigue of crew and protection of crew from cosmic radiation
101. 80Application and interpretation of Part 15
102. 81Fatigue of crew – responsibilities of crew
103. 82Flight times – responsibilities of flight crew
104. 83Protection of air crew from cosmic radiation
105. Part 16: Documents and records
106. 84Documents to be carried
107. 85Keeping and production of records of exposure to cosmic radiation
108. 86Use of flight recording systems
109. 87Preservation of records of aeroplane flight data recorder
110. 88Production of documents and records
111. 89Power to inspect and copy documents and records
112. 90Preservation of documents, etc.
113. Part 17: Aircraft in flight
114. 91Rules of the Air Repealed
115. 92Power to prohibit or restrict flying
116. 93Flying displays
117. 94Balloons
118. 95Gliders, kites and parascending parachutes
119. 95ADropping of persons and the granting of parachuting permissions
120. 96Airships
121. 97Small unmanned aircraft Repealed
122. 98Small unmanned surveillance aircraft Repealed
123. 99Rockets
124. Part 17A: Large and turbojet aircraft
125. 99AApplication of Part
126. 99BOperator to provide a company operations manual
127. 99CChecklists to be used
128. 99DMinimum flight altitude
129. 99EFatigue risk management programme
130. 99FOperator’s maintenance responsibilities
131. 99GOperator’s responsibilities for training
132. 99HDesignation of pilot in command
133. 99IMaintenance control manual
134. 99JSafeguarding of flight and voice recorder records
135. 99KRequirement for cabin crew
136. 99LUse of boom microphones
137. 99MRequirement for a minimum equipment list
138. Part 18: Air traffic services
139. 100Requirement for an air traffic control approval Repealed
140. 101Duty of person in charge to be satisfied as to competence of controllers Repealed
141. 102Manual of air traffic services Repealed
142. 103Provision of air traffic services Repealed
143. 104Making of an air traffic direction in the interests of safety Repealed
144. 105Use of radio call signs at aerodromes Repealed
145. 106Approval of instrument flight procedures Repealed
146. Part 19: Licensing of air traffic controllers
147. 107Prohibition of unlicensed air traffic controllers Repealed
148. 108Prohibition of unlicensed student air traffic controllers Repealed
149. 109Acting as an air traffic controller: exceptions Repealed
150. 110Acting as an air traffic controller and a student air traffic controller Repealed
151. 111Language proficiency: additional requirements Repealed
152. 112Language proficiency: ongoing requirements Repealed
153. 113Privileges of an air traffic controller’s licence and a student air traffic controller’s licence Repealed
154. 114Maintenance of validity of ratings and endorsements Repealed
155. 115Obligation to notify rating ceasing to be valid and change of unit Repealed
156. 116Air navigation service provider: maintenance of records Repealed
157. 117Requirement for medical certificate Repealed
158. 118Incapacity of air traffic controllers Repealed
159. 119Fatigue of air traffic controllers Repealed
160. 120Acting under the influence of psychoactive substances or medicines Repealed
161. 121Failing exams, assessments or tests Repealed
162. 122Validation of air traffic controller’s licences Repealed
163. 123Definitions relevant to this Part and Schedule 10 Repealed
164. Part 20: Air traffic service equipment
165. 124Air traffic service equipment Repealed
166. 125Air traffic service equipment records Repealed
167. Part 21: Aerodromes, aeronautical lights and dangerous lights
168. 126Requirement to use licensed aerodrome Repealed
169. 127Flights which must use licensed aerodrome Repealed
170. 128Helicopters flying for commercial air transport at night Repealed
171. 129Licensing of aerodromes Repealed
172. 130Public use licence Repealed
173. 131Charges at aerodromes with a public use licence Repealed
174. 132Use of aerodromes by aircraft of Contracting States and of the Commonwealth Repealed
175. 132APowers of aerodrome firefighters in an emergency Repealed
176. 133Noise and vibration caused by aircraft on aerodromes Repealed
177. 134Aviation fuel at aerodromes Repealed
178. Part 22: Lights and lighting
179. 135Aeronautical lights
180. 136Lighting of en-route obstacles
181. 137Lights liable to endanger
182. 138Lights that dazzle or distract
183. Part 23: Commercial air transport and aerial work by foreign registered aircraft
184. 139Restriction on carriage for valuable consideration in aircraft registered in a foreign country
185. 140Filing and approval of tariffs
186. 141Restriction on aerial photography, aerial survey and aerial work in aircraft registered elsewhere than in the Isle of Man Repealed
187. Part 24: Mandatory reporting
188. 142Mandatory reporting of occurrences Repealed
189. 143Mandatory reporting of birdstrikes Repealed
190. Part 25: Powers and penalties
191. 144Revocation, suspension and variation of certificates, licences and other documents
192. 145Revocation, suspension and variation of permissions, etc. granted under article 139 ...
193. 146Prohibitions in relation to documents and records
194. 147Department’s power to prevent aircraft flying
195. 148Power to prevent third-country aircraft taking off
196. 149Notifying competent authority of the detention of a third-country aircraft
197. 150Revocation of article 148 direction when validity of certificate of airworthiness affected
198. 151Directions to operators of aircraft to make data available
199. 152Right of access to aerodromes and other places
200. 153Obstruction of persons
201. 154Directions and directives
202. 155Offences and penalties
203. 156Exemption from Order
204. 157Appeal to High Court
205. 158Approval of persons to supply reports
206. 159Certificates, authorisations, approvals and permissions
207. Part 26: Application of the Order
208. 160Extra-territorial effect of the Order
209. 161Application of Order to certain aircraft registered elsewhere
210. 162Application of Order to the Crown
211. 163Application of the Order to visiting forces
212. 164Application of the Order to military aircraft
213. 165Exceptions from application of provisions of the Order for certain classes of aircraft
214. 166Saving
215. Part 27: Interpretation
216. 167Interpretation
217. 168Meaning of in flight
218. 169Meaning of operator
219. 170Meaning of aerodrome traffic zone
220. 171Meaning of aerial work
221. Part 28: Commercial air transport and aerial work
222. 172Application of Part
223. 173Commercial air transport – special rules for hire of aircraft
224. 174Commercial air transport – special rule for associations of persons
225. 175Commercial air transport – special rule for groups of companies
226. 176Commercial air transport and aerial work – exceptions – flying displays
227. 177Commercial air transport and aerial work – exceptions – charity flights
228. 178Commercial air transport and aerial work – exceptions – cost sharing
229. 179Commercial air transport and aerial work – exceptions – recovery of direct costs
230. 180Commercial air transport and aerial work – exceptions – jointly owned aircraft
231. Signature
232. Schedule 1: Conditions referred to in article 15(2)(d)
233. 1Paragraph 1
234. 2Paragraph 2
235. 3Paragraph 3
236. 4Paragraph 4
237. 5Paragraph 5
238. 6Paragraph 6
239. 7Paragraph 7
240. 8Paragraph 8
241. Schedule 2: Classification and marking of aircraft and dealer certification
242. 1Classification of aircraft
243. 2Conditions in aircraft dealer’s certificate
244. 3Nationality and registration marks of aircraft registered in the Isle of Man
245. Schedule 3: Aircraft equipment
246. 1Paragraph 1
247. 2Paragraph 2
248. 3Paragraph 3
249. 4Paragraph 4
250. 5Paragraph 5
251. Schedule 4: Radio communication and radio navigation equipment of aircraft
252. 1Paragraph 1
253. 2Paragraph 2
254. 3Paragraph 3
255. 4Paragraph 4
256. 5Paragraph 5
257. 6Paragraph 6
258. 7Paragraph 7
259. Schedule 5: Aircraft, engine and propeller log books
260. 1Aircraft log book
261. 2Aircraft log book
262. 3Engine log book
263. 4Variable pitch propeller log book
264. Schedule 6: Flight crew licences
265. 1Categories
266. Part 2: Exceptions to flight licence requirement
267. 1Exception to act as flight radiotelephony operator
268. 2Exception for solo flying training
269. 3Exception for dual flying training
270. 4Exception for gyroplanes at night
271. 5Exception for balloons
272. 6Exception for pilot undergoing training or tests
273. 7Exception for navigators and flight engineers
274. Schedule 7: Documents to be carried
275. 1Circumstances in which documents are to be carried
276. 2Description of documents
277. Schedule 8: Air traffic service equipment - records required and matters to which the Department may have regard Repealed
278. Part 1: Records to be kept in accordance with article 125(1)(a) Repealed
279. 1Paragraph 1 Repealed
280. 2Paragraph 2 Repealed
281. 3Paragraph 3 Repealed
282. 2Records required in accordance with article 125(5)(b) Repealed
283. Part 3: Matters to which the Department may have regard in granting an approval of apparatus in accordance with article 125(6) Repealed
284. 4Paragraph 4 Repealed
285. 5Paragraph 5 Repealed
286. 6Paragraph 6 Repealed
287. 7Paragraph 7 Repealed
288. 8Paragraph 8 Repealed
289. Schedule 9: Information and instructions which must be included in an aerodrome manual Repealed
290. 1Paragraph 1 Repealed
291. 2Paragraph 2 Repealed
292. 3Paragraph 3 Repealed
293. 4Paragraph 4 Repealed
294. 5Paragraph 5 Repealed
295. 6Paragraph 6 Repealed
296. 7Paragraph 7 Repealed
297. 8Paragraph 8 Repealed
298. 9Paragraph 9 Repealed
299. 10Paragraph 10 Repealed
300. 11Paragraph 11 Repealed
301. 12Paragraph 12 Repealed
302. 13Paragraph 13 Repealed
303. 14Paragraph 14 Repealed
304. 15Paragraph 15 Repealed
305. 16Paragraph 16 Repealed
306. 17Paragraph 17 Repealed
307. 18Paragraph 18 Repealed
308. 19Paragraph 19 Repealed
309. 20Paragraph 20 Repealed
310. 21Paragraph 21 Repealed
311. Schedule 10: Air Traffic Controllers – Licences, Ratings, Endorsements And Maintenance Of Licence Privileges Repealed
312. Part 1: Air Traffic Controller Licences Repealed
313. 1Air Traffic Controller’s Licence Repealed
314. 2Student Air Traffic Controller’s Licence Repealed
315. Part 2: Ratings, Rating Endorsements and Licence Endorsements Repealed
316. 3Inclusion of ratings, rating endorsements and licence endorsements Repealed
317. 4Exercise of more than one function Repealed
318. 5Ratings and Rating Endorsements Repealed
319. 6Licence Endorsements Repealed
320. Schedule 11: Penalties
321. 1Provisions referred to in article 155(5)
322. 2Provisions referred to in article 155(6)
323. 3Provisions referred to in article 155(7)
324. 4Provisions referred to in article 155(8)
325. Explanatory note