Air Operations

Hi again!
In case you missed it on the AWO Webinar, I thought this information could be interesting for other operators:
The major German operators have applied for an Article 71 exemption to the LBA requesting a "grace period" of 6 months to implement the new Air Ops regulations (Fuel scheme and AWO) that enter into force in end of October. This would effectively postpone the enter into force by 6 months.

This is something you can manage directly with your CAA. For more information, refer to the "Basic Regulation".

Hello all!

Any other operator struggling with the new suitable aerodromes assessments (previous ops data, desktop and operational) ? [AMC1 SPA.LVO.110]

If I am not mistaken, in the current regulation, an operational assessment was only needed prior to commencing CAT III operations (AMC6 SPA.LVO.105). After 30 October, the assessment will be needed for any LVO (including CATII and EVS).

Is anyone willing to share their LVO data so that other operators can use the credits? (this was and is still allowed in the new regulation)

The impact in scheduled operations is probably very little (using previous ops data), but non-scheduled operations for bizjet operators will definitely suffer from it!

Hi, Guys.

Please, do you have any guidance related to the Airport WINGTIP Clearance for the A350?

Good morning everyone,
Which regulation allows/requires CAMO to perform unscheduled audits at contracted maintenance organizations?
Thanks and kind regards,
Dilek

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