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<strong>The</strong> <strong>Nimrod</strong> <strong>Review</strong><br />

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For the management of airworthiness in the acquisition environment, including Release to Service, in addition<br />

to JSP553 (Military Airworthiness Regulations), there are a number of Defence Standards which are applied<br />

to the acquisition of new equipment and services covering Procurement, Design, Safety Management and<br />

Configuration Management of Military Aircraft. (e.g. Def-Stans 05-123, 00-970, 00-56, 05-57). Within the<br />

acquisition environment, there are also various local Business Procedures most of which are detailed within the<br />

DE&S Acquisition Management System.<br />

General air platform regulations covering the practical maintenance of airworthiness are detailed within the<br />

JAP 100A-01 (Military Maintenance Procedures) and Def-Stan 05-130 (Maintenance Approved Organisation<br />

Scheme). For platform specific airworthiness management, there are various documents produced/owned by<br />

the IPTs such as Aircraft Maintenance Manuals, Illustrated Parts Catalogues and Master Maintenance Schedules<br />

which form part of the Aircraft Documentation Set. Finally, for the ‘delivery’ of airworthiness management on<br />

unit, there are a number of Unit Engineering Instructions & Maintenance Procedures applicable.<br />

In summary, the main Airworthiness Regulations, Standards and Procedures comprise:<br />

Military Airworthiness Regulations – JSP 553<br />

Flying Orders for Contractors – AvP 67<br />

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Def-Stan 00-970 – Design of UK Military Aircraft<br />

Def-Stan 07-85 – Design of Weapon Systems<br />

Def-Stan 00-56 – Safety Management<br />

Procedures Defence Standards:<br />

Def-Stan 05-122 – Military Registration of Civil-Owned Aircraft<br />

Def-Stan 05-123 – Procurement of Aircraft, Weapon & Electronic Systems<br />

Def-Stan 05-130 – Maintenance Approved Organisation Scheme<br />

<strong>The</strong> hierarchy of the MOD Regulatory set is illustrated in Figure 12.6 below.

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