Foreign airline permits: transfering function to CAA and reforming the objections process
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Detail of outcome
This report provides a summary of responses to the consultation on foreign aircraft permits and DfT’s response. It also sets out the government’s decision to proceed with transferring the administration of foreign aircraft permits to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) from 6 April 2014 and to end the related objections process from 1 March 2014.
Original consultation
Consultation description
We are consulting on 2 proposals to reform the permits which foreign registered aircraft must obtain before they can operate in the UK or carry out aerial work under the Air Navigation Order 2009. The government proposes to:
- remove the objection process, which currently allows UK and community carriers established in the UK to object to the grant of a permit in respect of a non-scheduled flight by a foreign registered aircraft
- transfer from the Secretary of State for Transport to Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) the administration of these permits
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Updates to this page
Last updated 4 February 2014 + show all updates
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Added the summary of responses and government's decision.
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