THE AIRCRAFT RULES, 1937 - Ministry of Civil Aviation

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PART X - INVESTIGATION OF ACCIDENTS68. Notification of accidents- (1) An accident in which an aircraft is involved shall be notified inaccordance with the provisions of sub-rules (3), (4) and (5) of this rule if between the time anyperson boards the aircraft with the intention of flight until such time as all such persons havedisembarked:-(a) any person suffers death or serious injury as a result of being in or upon theaircraft or by direct contact with the aircraft or anything attached thereto, or(b) the aircraft receives substantial damage.(2) The term "substantial damage" used in sub-rule (1) shall include any damage whichnecessitates the replacement or extensive repair of any major component.(3) Where an accident occurs which has to be notified under sub-rule (1), the person-in-commandof the aircraft or, if he be killed or incapacitated, the owner, the operator, the hirer or other personon whose behalf he was in command of the aircraft, as the case may be, shall-(a) send notice thereof to the Director-General, and(b) give information to the District Magistrate and the Officer-in-charge of thenearest Police Station.(4) The notice and information shall be sent as soon as possible and by the quickest meansavailable and in any case within 24 hours after the occurrence of the accident.(5) The notice to the Director-General shall contain the following information, namely :-(i) the type, nationality and registration marks of aircraft;(ii) the name of the owner, operator and hirer of the aircraft;(iii) the name of the person-in-command of the aircraft;(iv) the names and description of the crew of the aircraft;(v) the nature and purpose of the flight;(vi) the date and time of the accident;(vii) the place where the accident occurred;(viii) the last point of departure and the next point of intended landing of theaircraft;(ix) the nature of the accident;(x) the number and description of the persons killed and injured as a result of theaccident; and
(xi) the extent of known damage to the aircraft.69. Report on accidents- The person in command or the owner of the aircraft which has beeninvolved in an accident, whether or not it is required to be notified under rule 68(1), shall, if sorequired by the Director-General, submit to him a written report on such accident in such form ashe may prescribe.70. Removal and preservation of damaged aircraft- (1) In the case of an accident which isrequired to be notified under rule 68 or 69, or in any other case in which the Director-Generalgives notice to the owner or other person in-charge of the aircraft to this effect, the aircraft shallnot, except under the authority of the Director-General, be removed or otherwise interfered with :Provided that(i) if the aircraft is wrecked on water, the aircraft or any parts orcontents thereof may be removed to such extent as may be necessary forbringing it or them to a place of safety;(ii) the aircraft or any parts or contents thereof may be removed orinterfered with so far as may be necessary for the purpose of extricating personsor animals dead or alive, of preventing the destruction of the aircraft and itscontents by fire or other cause or of preventing any damage or obstruction to thepublic or to air navigation or to other transport;(iii) goods shall not be removed from the aircraft except under thesupervision and with the concurrence of an officer of the Civil AviationDepartment;(iv) passengers' and crews' personal luggage may be removed fromthe aircraft under the supervision of an Officer of Police Department, aMagistrate, an Officer of the Civil Aviation Department, and(v) mails may be removed under the supervision of an Officer of thePolice Department, a Magistrate, an Officer of the Civil Aviation Department oran Officer of the Posts & Telegraphs Department.(2) The Director-General may, for the purposes of any investigation or inquiry under these rules,authorise any person to take measures for the preservation of any aircraft involved in an accident,and such person may thereupon have access to examine or otherwise deal with the aircraft.(3) The owner of the aircraft or his nominated representative shall have the right to be presentduring any examination or other action taken under sub-rules (1) and (2), provided that theDirector-General shall not be bound to postpone any action which he may consider necessaryunder this rule by reason of the absence of the owner or his representative.71. Inspector's investigation- (1) The Director-General may order the investigation of anyaccident involving an aircraft whether, such accident is required to be notified under rule 68 ornot, and may, by general or special order appoint any person (hereinafter referred to as an"Inspector of Accidents") for the purpose of carrying out such investigation.(2) The investigation referred to in sub-rule (1) shall be held in private.
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explosives, military stores etc.4.
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