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<strong>Talon</strong> <strong>Helicopters</strong> <strong>Ltd</strong>.<br />

- <strong>Edition</strong> 2 -<br />

Company Operations Manual<br />

Chapter 4 § Operational Control System<br />

4.10 Retention of Flight Documents<br />

Company Flight Itinerary forms shall be retained until the termination of the flight(s). Flight tickets shall be<br />

retained for 2 years.<br />

4.11 Documentation and Record-Keeping<br />

Company record-keeping systems include computer records and entries on paper. Electronic records shall be<br />

protected and regularly backed up for safe-keeping. Management shall provide printed copies of electronic records<br />

when requested by a Transport Canada Inspector.<br />

4.12 Dissemination of Operational Information<br />

Safety Circulars will be used as a means of disseminating operational information of a permanent or temporary<br />

nature between Managers and employees. The Operations Manager will provide employees with up-dated aircraft<br />

safety information and any relevant changes to the Canadian Aviation Regulations and/or Standards that may<br />

affect the operation.<br />

Safety Circulars policy:<br />

§ The Operations Manager, Chief Pilot or the PRM shall approve all Safety Circulars;<br />

§ Safety Circulars shall be posted in the SMS area;<br />

§ acknowledgement and sign-off by the employee is required to be completed on the circular; and,<br />

§ Operations Manager may incorporate relevant information from Safety Circulars into the Company<br />

Operations Manual.<br />

4.13 Fuel and Oil Requirements<br />

PICs shall not commence a flight, or during flight, change the destination aerodrome set out in the flight plan or<br />

flight itinerary unless the helicopter carries sufficient fuel and oil to fly to the destination aerodrome and then to<br />

fly for a period of:<br />

§ day VFR (702/703) - 20 minutes at normal cruising speed; or,<br />

§ night VFR (702) - 20 minutes at normal cruising speed.<br />

Additionally, every aircraft must carry enough fuel to provide for:<br />

§ taxiing and foreseeable delays prior to take-off;<br />

§ meteorological conditions;<br />

§ foreseeable air traffic routings and traffic delays; and,<br />

§ any other foreseeable conditions that could delay the landing of the aircraft.<br />

4.14 Weight and Balance System<br />

4.14.1 Responsibility<br />

The PIC will ensure that the helicopter is operated within the weight and balance limitations in the Flight Manual.<br />

4.14.2 Operational Empty Weights<br />

The use of operational empty weights shall be in accordance with the Flight Manual of the helicopter type.<br />

Operational empty weights have been established for the various commonly used configurations of the Company<br />

aircraft.<br />

December 31, 2015 <strong>Amend</strong>ment 0 4-6

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