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Regulation OTAR Part 91 - General Operating Instructions

serviceable at the commencement of a low visibility take-off, a lower than Standard Category I
approach, an Other than Standard Category II approach, an approach utilising EVS, or a
Category II or III approach in accordance with the aircraft flight manual or other approved
document.
(b) The pilot in command shall be satisfied that the status of the aircraft and of the relevant airborne
systems is appropriate for the specific operation to be conducted.
OTAR.SPA.030.GEN Changes to operations subject to a specific approval
(a) The operator shall notify the Governor of any change on the items listed in SPA.020.GEN (a) and
(b) and any of the requirements in the applicable section before such change takes place.
(b) The Governor may prescribe the conditions under which the organisation may operate during
such changes, unless the Governor determines that the specific approval shall be suspended or
revoked.
(c) In the case of a change to a specific approval, operators shall provide the Governor with the
relevant parts of the operations manual and all other relevant documentation
OTAR.SPA.030.RVSM Flight crew requirements for operations in RVSM airspace
For commercial air transport operations the minimum flight crew shall consist of at least two pilots.
OTAR.SPA.030.SPN Flight crew requirements for operations in PBN or North Atlantic High Level Airspace (NAT HLA) areas
For commercial air transport operations the minimum flight crew shall consist of at least two pilots.

OTAR.SPA.035.GEN Continued validity of a specific approval
Specific approvals shall be issued for an unlimited duration. They shall remain valid subject to the operator
remaining in compliance with this subpart and Parts 125.A.5 or 119.15.

OTAR.SPA.B (APP B) Appendix B – Emergency Equipment
[NOT USED]
OTAR.SPA.C.005 (APP C) Applicability
The following requirements apply to applicants for and holders of permissions for the conduct of
specialised operations as required under 91.375, 91.380 and 91.390.
OTAR.SPA.C.010 (App C) Permissions – General requirements
(a) Every applicant for and holder of a permission shall make available to the Governor if requested
an operations manual containing such information and instructions as may be necessary to
enable employees and persons engaged in the operation to perform their duties.
(b) The operations manual shall include standard operating procedures as described in 91.370.
(c) The permission holder shall make such amendments or additions to the operations manual as
the Governor may require.
(d) The permission holder shall make the manual available to every employee or person who is
engaged or may engage in aerial activities conducted by him.
(e) The permission holder shall ensure that each copy of the operations manual is kept up to date.
(f) The permission holder shall clearly define the duties and accountabilities of those persons
responsible for managing the safe operation of aircraft.
(g) The permission holder shall ensure that all employees and persons engaged in the operation are
trained and equipped as appropriate to the tasks to be performed.
(h) Notwithstanding 91.155:
(1) the permission holder shall be responsible for operational control; and
(2) operational control shall only be delegated to a flight operations officer/flight dispatcher
or the pilot-in-command.

OTAR.SPA.D (APP D) Appendix D – Rules of the Air
See Schedule 4 of the AN(OT)O 2013

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