THE AIRCRAFT RULES, 1937 - Ministry of Civil Aviation

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PART V - PERSONNEL OF AIRCRAFT38. Licensing Authority – (1) The authority by which the licences and ratings specified belowmay be granted, renewed or varied shall be the Central Government, which may withhold thegrant or renewal of a licence or a rating, if for any reason it considers it desirable to do so :-(a)(b)(c)(d)(e)(f)(g)(h)(i)(j)(k)(l)(m)(n)Student Pilot’s Licence (for aeroplanes, helicopters, gliders, balloons andmicrolight aircraft),Private Pilot’s Licence (for aeroplanes and helicopters),Commercial Pilot’s Licence (for aeroplanes and helicopters),Airline Transport Pilot’s Licence (for aeroplanes and helicopters),Instrument Rating (for aeroplanes and helicopters),Assistant Flight Instructor’s Rating (for aeroplanes and helicopters),Flight Instructor’s Rating (for aeroplanes and helicopters),Pilot’s Licence (for gliders, balloons and microlight aircraft),Student Flight Navigator’s Licence,Flight Navigator’s Licence,Student Flight Engineer’s LicenceFlight Engineer’s Licence,Flight Radio Telephone Operator’s Licence,Flight Radio Telephone Operator’s Licence (Restricted);(2) The Senior Commercial Pilot’s Licence (for aeroplanes) specified under clause(d) and the Flight Instructor’s Rating (for gliders and balloons) specified under clause (h) of subrule(1) shall cease to be granted with effect from a date to be notified by the Central government.[Amended by - (i) GSR No. 1238 dated 8-9-1962,(ii) GSR No. 1118 dated 5-8-1977,(iii) GSR No. 2197 dated 29-9-1980,(iv) GSR No. 218 dated 13-3-1991,(v) GSR No. 637 (E) dated 4-10-1993 and(vi) GSR No.485 (E) dated 28-6-2001(vii) GSR No.870 (E) dated 22-12-2008]38A. Carriage of operating crew - Subject to the provisions of rules 6, 6A and 6B, every aircraftresigtered in India shall comply with such of the following requirements in respect of thepersonnel which it carries and by which it is operated as are applicable to the aircraft and type ofoperation concerned, namely :-
(1) Pilot(a)Private Aircraft – Every private aircraft shall be flown by a person holding a validpilot’s licence issued in accordance with Schedule II:Provided that:(i)(ii)(iii)a private aircraft shall not be flown by a person holding a Student Pilot’sLicence;a private aircraft shall not be flown by a person holding a Private Pilot’sLicence for remuneration or hire of any kind;a private aircraft carrying passengers at night, shall not be flown by aperson holding a Private Pilot’s Licence, without having a valid NightRating.(b) Public transport and Aerial Work Aircraft – Every Public transport or aerial work aircraft(other than a microlight or a glider or a balloon) shall be flown by a person holding an appropriateprofessional pilot’s licence, i.e. a Commercial, Senior Commercial or Airline Transport Pilot’sLicence issued in accordance with Schedule II:Provided that an aircraft other than a microlight, a glider or a balloonwhich is the property of or is being used by a duly constitutedflying/gliding/ballooning/aerosport club may be flown by a person holding aStudent Pilot’s or a Private Pilot’s Licence for the purpose of receivinginstructions or for qualifying, renewal of a licence or for issue of a higher categoryof licence:Provided further that an aircraft other than a microlight or a glider or aballoon which is the property of, or being used by, a duly constituted flying/gliding/ballooning aerosport club flown by a member and carrying a personotherwise than for the purpose of instructing such person in flying, shall not forthe purpose of this rule, be deemed to be flown for public transport, if however, inrespect of such carriage, payment is made, either directly or indirectly, to the pilotof the aircraft or the pilot of the aircraft is a paid employee of theflying/gliding/ballooning/aerosport club, the aircraft shall be deemed to be flownfor public transport;(2) Flight Instructor or Assistant Flight Instructor –(a)Every aircraft which is being used for the purpose of giving dualinstructions in piloting shall carry a person holding an appropriateprofessional pilot’s licence, that is, a Commercial, Senior Commercial orAirline Transport Pilot’s Licence or Pilot’s Licence (Microlight, Glidersand Balloons) as the case may be, which has an appropriate FlightInstructor’s or Assistant Flight Instructor’s rating in accordance withSchedule II, or an authorization issued in writing by the Director-General.(b)No person other than a person having a Flight Instructor’s or AssistantFlight Instructor’s rating shall impart instructions in piloting an aircraft,unless he has been specifically authorized in writing by the Director-General to impart such instructions.
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airworthiness or safety of the airc
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PART XII-B - ENGINEERING, INSPECTIO
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(2) The fee for renewal of approval
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(b) the holder of the Non-Scheduled
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(3) A copy of the Operations Manual
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methods relating to activities of t
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158. Foreign military aircraft- No
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SCHEDULESSCHEDULE ISCHEDULE IISCHED
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prescribed by the Director-General.
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General.(e) The candidates shall, o
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Section BStudent Pilot’s Licence(
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Section CStudent Pilot’s Licence
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Section DStudent Pilot’s Licence
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Section EPrivate Pilot’s Licence
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(ii) he must have completed a dual
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(g) Skill— He shall have demonstr
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Section GPilot’s Licence (Microli
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3. Renewal— The licence may be re
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examiner, on the type of the balloo
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2. Validity— The period of validi
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Note— 1. The privileges granted u
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Provided that in case of an applica
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satisfactorily completed the genera
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Section KCommercial Pilot’s Licen
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(b) Instructor’s Rating— Instru
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Section LCOMMERCIAL PILOT’S LICEN
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(iv)(v)a cross-country flying test
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6. Privileges -Subject to the valid
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fifty percent of the co-pilot fligh
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5. Extension of Aircraft Rating—
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Section NAirline Transport Pilot’
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3. Renewal— The licence may be re
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Provided also that for all flights
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y the Director-General. The Directo
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Section PInstrument Rating (Helicop
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Section QAssistant Flight Instructo
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Section RFlight Instructor’s Rati
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which is entered in the aircraft ra
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3. Renewal— The Instructor’s Ra
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having satisfactorily completed not
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Section VFlight Navigator’s Licen
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Section WStudent Flight Engineer’
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7.1 Basic Course : The duration of
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Section XFlight Engineer’s Licenc
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Section YFlight Radio Telephone Ope
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Section ZFlight Radio Telephone Ope
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explosives, military stores etc.4.
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eward from an unlicenced or non-app
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28. For not having a provision for
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6. The Director-General shall cause
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(3) A copy of the Operations Manual
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22. Every person to whom a permit h
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