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Guidance on security screening equipment which does not require explicit Department for Transport approval for use in aviation security.
In 2022, the DfT commissioned an independent review to assess the CAA's governance, accountability, efficiency and efficacy.
Noise exposure contour reports on Ordnance Survey (OS) maps for Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted airports.
Statutory Instruments 2018 No. 321
Glossary of abbreviations used in the AAIB monthly bulletin.
Helps people interested in airline operations understand the process for night flight dispensations at Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted Airports.
Use this data when reporting requirements under the Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation (RTFO) or Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Mandate.
How and when to calculate your Air Passenger Duty if you do not have exact figures.
Regulations for operators providing domestic aviation in the UK, permits for non-EU registered aircraft, and the roles of the regulatory bodies, CAA, DfT and EASA.
The procedures and conditions for establishing public safety zones at the end of airport runways.
How and why HMRC raises assessments, applies penalties and charges interest.
Find out about the actions the UK government is taking to support industry to minimise disruption in the aviation sector and protect passengers if it does happen.
What you need to do to work and operate in the aviation industry.
The investigation process relating to general aviation accidents.
Approved systems for screening people’s shoes for explosive threats and concealed metal at airports.
Records and paperwork you must keep if you’re a passenger plane operator.
Liquid explosive detection systems (LEDS) approved by Department for Transport for screening small volumes of liquids in aviation security.
UK government policy on protecting regional air services through public service obligations (PSO).
Investigation and prevention of accidents and incidents in civil aviation
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