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Air Law

- Influence of stimulating or sedative substances

- Or similar reasons, the person is in a condition where they are unable to
perform service on an aircraft in a fully safe manner.

1.3.5.1 Penalties

Violation of the alcohol concentration rule can result in a fine or imprisonment

for up to 2 years.

1.3.5.2 Flight performance

An aircraft must be operated in such a way that the lives or property of others

are not endangered.

- The aircraft commander must ensure that other air traffic is not

unnecessarily hindered or disturbed.

- The aircraft commander must ensure that the flight causes as little

inconvenience to the surroundings as possible.

This is especially important when flying over built-up areas, recreational areas,

and sensitive natural areas listed in BL 7-15 and shown on VFR flight charts.

1.3.5.3 Documents relating to the aircraft that must be carried during flight

a. Registration certificate

b. Airworthiness certificate and airworthiness inspection certificate with

the accompanying flight manual

c. Logbook

d. Noise certificate

e. If there is a radio, permission from the Post and Telecommunications

Authority to establish and operate the radio, and the associated

documents

f. List of procedures related to interception (see the list in the section on

interception)

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