Aircraft: CAA Guidance

THE CAA’s primary safety role is to ensure aircraft are properly designed, manufactured, operated and maintained; airlines are competent; flight crew, air traffic controllers and aircraft maintenance engineers are appropriately trained and qualified; licensed aerodromes are safe to use; air traffic services and general aviation activities meet required safety standards; and new technology does not introduce unacceptable risks.

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External Resources

CAA: Air Navigation Order 2016

CAA: Air Operator Certificate (AOC)

CAA: Charity Flights

CAA: Flying Displays and Special Events

CAA: Making sure your flight is legal

CAA: Professional Pilots’ Licencing

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Specialist: Chris McNally

Chris has supported productions from all types of programmes during his career. He joined First Option in 2013 from the BBC where he was a safety adviser to drama, entertainment and factual productions from entertainment shows through to Sports OBs. He has been Deputy Head of Safety since 2018 and now manages a team of consultants as well as overseeing a number of high-profile shows. He is also a trainer, in particular the presentation of our Senior Managers’ Briefing, and one of the approved trainers for our internal IOSH Production Safety course.

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Article last updated on Sep 10th, 2024

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