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Recognition is the process used to evaluate other military aviation regulators and assess the potential to use their airworthiness outputs within MAA processes.
RA covering the requirement for instrumentation for flight tests of new types of aircraft, major modifications or special installations.
The purpose of the ASOEM is to assure all elements of operating from the sites are considered.
RA covering the entitled tasks that may be carried out by a MMO and those that may be carried out by an AMO.
RA covering regulating management of Continuing Airworthiness records to enable the completion and assurance of Mil CAMO responsibilities.
The ASMAT can provide an assessment of the current performance of the air safety management system (ASMS) and show any further development needed.
RA covering the Assurance of the local manufacture of Air System parts.
RA covering the MOD air traffic service providers nominated as enhanced air traffic services units.
RA covering regulation of airborne equipment and airborne forces this will formalise the regulatory arrangements for the airborne community.
This Cranfield University course provides knowledge of airworthiness organizations, policies and procedures.
RA covering provision of aerodrome service to air systems/vehicles on the movement area and air systems in the vicinity of the aerodrome.
RA requiring orders and procedures to be issued to control the use of airborne checks.
RA requiring orders and procedures to be issued to to minimize the safety risk during ground operations, other than taxing.
RA covering the acceptance of a TSO or ETSO from another certification authority.
Military Aviation Authority (MAA) centre of air safety training (CoAST) course enables delegates to carry out effective occurrence safety investigation (OSI).
RA covering provision of TI between controllers to enable them to determine whether or not coordination is required.
RA covering the physical characteristics of helicopter landing sites.
RA covering CAM organisation responsibilities for the military airworthiness review certificate.
RA covering the provision of an SRA as an alternative means of achieving a position from which a visual approach can be completed.
Military Aviation Authority (MAA) guidance on the MACP 6 phase approach.
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