The General Aviation (Persons on Board, Flight Information and Civil Penalties) Regulations 2024
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Schedule Information Specified
Regulation 2 Interpretation 1 In this Schedule— “coordinate” means a coordinate of latitude and longitude according to the World Geodetic System 1984 Datum (WGS84); “IATA Code” means the International Air Transport Association code for the airport; “ICAO location indicator” means the four-letter code group formulated in accordance with rules prescribed by the International Civil Aviation Organisation in its manual DOC 7910 and assigned to a location; “UTC” means Coordinated Universal Time, as defined by the International Telecommunications Union. Particulars of a person on board 2 The information to be supplied in respect of persons on board is— (a) the following information as provided on the person’s travel document or identification— (i) full name; (ii) sex in the form M, F, U or X; (iii) date of birth in the format DD/MM/YYYY; (iv) nationality; (v) type of travel document; (vi) number of travel document; (vii) expiry date of travel document in the format DD/MM/YYYY; and (viii) issuing State of travel document; (b) whether the person is the captain of the aircraft, a member of crew or a passenger. Information in respect of a flight 3 The information to be supplied which relates to a flight is— (a) the aircraft registration mark; (b) the aircraft type; (c) the aircraft’s home aerodrome or usual base expressed as an ICAO location indicator or IATA code or, where neither is available, a coordinate; (d) the expected departure date in the format DD/MM/YYYY; (e) the expected departure time in the four character UTC; (f) the expected arrival date in the format DD/MM/YYYY; (g) the expected arrival time in the four character UTC; (h) the expected place of departure and arrival expressed by reference to— (i) the ICAO location indicator; (ii) the IATA code, or (iii) a coordinate (where neither an ICAO location indicator nor IATA code is available). (i) the number of persons on board the aircraft; and (k) the name, address, email address and contact telephone number of the responsible person.
Schedule Information Specified
Regulation 2 Interpretation 1 In this Schedule— “coordinate” means a coordinate of latitude and longitude according to the World Geodetic System 1984 Datum (WGS84); “IATA Code” means the International Air Transport Association code for the airport; “ICAO location indicator” means the four-letter code group formulated in accordance with rules prescribed by the International Civil Aviation Organisation in its manual DOC 7910 and assigned to a location; “UTC” means Coordinated Universal Time, as defined by the International Telecommunications Union. Particulars of a person on board 2 The information to be supplied in respect of persons on board is— (a) the following information as provided on the person’s travel document or identification— (i) full name; (ii) sex in the form M, F, U or X; (iii) date of birth in the format DD/MM/YYYY; (iv) nationality; (v) type of travel document; (vi) number of travel document; (vii) expiry date of travel document in the format DD/MM/YYYY; and (viii) issuing State of travel document; (b) whether the person is the captain of the aircraft, a member of crew or a passenger. Information in respect of a flight 3 The information to be supplied which relates to a flight is— (a) the aircraft registration mark; (b) the aircraft type; (c) the aircraft’s home aerodrome or usual base expressed as an ICAO location indicator or IATA code or, where neither is available, a coordinate; (d) the expected departure date in the format DD/MM/YYYY; (e) the expected departure time in the four character UTC; (f) the expected arrival date in the format DD/MM/YYYY; (g) the expected arrival time in the four character UTC; (h) the expected place of departure and arrival expressed by reference to— (i) the ICAO location indicator; (ii) the IATA code, or (iii) a coordinate (where neither an ICAO location indicator nor IATA code is available). (i) the number of persons on board the aircraft; and (k) the name, address, email address and contact telephone number of the responsible person.
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