ANO-90.0010 - Civil Aviation Authority

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10.7.1. Refer to the page of specific Category indicated above.10.7.2. A Microlight Organization may lay down more stringent requirementsthan provided for in this Air Navigation Order.10.8. EXAMINATIONS AND TESTS10.8.1. Refer to the page of specific Category indicated above.10.9. INSTRUCTOR – SPECIFIC CATEGORY10.9.1. Refer to the page of specific Category indicated above.10.10. OPERATING LIMITATIONS - MICROLIGHTS10.10.1. CAA may at any time suspend or ban the Microlight Flying Activity ifdeems appropriate.10.10.2. All Microlight operations are to be conducted in uncontrolled airspaceunless the Microlight has two-way radio communication.10.10.3. No person may allow an object to be dropped from a Microlightwithout prior approval from the CAA.10.10.4. Powered Microlights shall yield the right-of-way to un-poweredMicrolights.10.10.5. No person shall operate a Microlight in prohibited or restricted areasunless that person has permission from the user or controllingagency.10.10.6. No person shall operate a Microlight unless clear of clouds and insight of the surface.10.10.7. HEIGHT:10.10.8. A pilot of a Microlight in Ulteralight and Sport Category shall notoperate below 500 feet AGL except for the purpose of take off andlanding.10.10.9. Subject to clearance by the ATS, a pilot of a Microlight in Ulteralightand Sport Category may operate below 500 feet AGL and not below200 feet AGL unless;10.10.9.1. Conducted with the approval of the Microlight Organization.10.10.9.2. Carried out in accordance with any conditions imposed bythe Microlight Organization.10.10.10. FLIGHT: A pilot shall only operate a Microlight:10.10.10.1. By day; and10.10.10.2. In VMC.10.10.10.3. A pilot of a Microlight shall not operate in controlledairspace or within 3 nautical miles (5.5 km) of an aerodromeunless permission is obtained from ATS.10.10.11. PILOT: Each person acting as the pilot of a Microlight shall:Page 36 of 36
10.10.11.1. Hold an appropriate current Microlight CompetencyCertificate with appropriate Category; or holds a StudentPilot Licence under the direct supervision of the holder of aMicrolight Instructor Endorsement.10.10.12. AREA10.10.11.2. Each pilot shall comply with the privileges and limitations ofthe Licence or Certificate and any applicable ratings.10.10.12.1. No person shall operate a Microlight aircraft, hang glider,Paraglider/Paramotor, powered parachute, parachute,moored balloon, kite, free balloon, model aircraft,gyroglider/gyroplane, or parasail within a restricted areadesignated unless that person has the approval of thecontrolling authority specified for the area.10.10.12.2. LOW FLYING AREAS: Unless authorized by the ATS, aMicrolight shall not operate within a designated low flyingarea.10.10.12.3. CONTROLLED AIRSPACE: Unless authorized by the ATS, aMicrolight shall not operate in a controlled airspace.10.10.12.4. TAKE OFF AREAS: A Microlight pilot shall take off from anarea specified for the Category and being regulated/declaredsafe by the respective Microlight Organization.10.10.12.5. LANDING AREAS: A Microlight Pilot shall land in a landingground specified for the Category and is beingregulated/declared safe by the respective MicrolightOrganization.10.11. CURRENCY OF MCC10.11.1. A Microlight Organization may lay down more stringent requirementsthan provided for in this Air Navigation Order.10.11.2. Refer to the page of specific Category as indicated below:CATEGORYUltralight and Sports Category 11Hang Glider Category 12Paraglider/Paramotor Category 13Powered Parachute Category 14Para Jump & Skydiving Category 15Gyroglider/Gyroplane Category 16Parasail Category 1710.12. REGAINING CURRENCY OF MCCPARA NO10.12.1. A Microlight Organization may lay down more stringent requirementsthan provided for in this Air Navigation Order.Page 37 of 37
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