Bermuda Consolidated Legislation

 

UNITED KINGDOM STATUTORY INSTRUMENT

SI 1961 No. 2316

THE COLONIAL AIR NAVIGATION ORDERS, 1961 TO 1968

[made by Her Majesty-in-Council under the Civil Aviation Act, 1949, and the Colonial Civil Aviation (Application of Act) Order, 1952 and brought into operation on 12 July 1963]

[This Order, the text of which is omitted, applies to Bermuda by virtue of the provisions of Article 76 thereof and the Fifteenth Schedule thereto, and superseded the (Bermuda) Air Navigation Regulations, 1947. The Gover nor, by virtue of the provisions of Article 77 of the Order, may make regula tions for prescribing anything which, under the provisions of the Order, is to be prescribed. )

ARRANGEMENT OF ORDER

PART I
REGISTRATION AND MARKING OF AIRCRAFT

1 Aircraft to be registered

2 Registration of aircraft in the Colony

3 Nationality and registra tion marks

PART II
AIRWORTHINESS AND EQUIPMENT OF AIRCRAFT

4 Certificate of airworthi ness to be in force

5 Issue and renewal of cer tificates of airworthiness

6 Certification of mainte nance

7 Inspection, overhaul, re pair, replacement and modification

8 Licensing of maintenance engineers

9 Equipment of aircraft

10 Radio equipment of air craft

11 Aircraft, engine and pro peller log books

12 Aircraft weight schedule

13 Access and inspection for airworthiness purposes

PART III
AIRCRAFT CREW AND LI CENSING

14 Composition of crew of aircraft

15 Members of flight crew—li cences

16 Grant and renewal of li cences to members of flight crew

17 Validation of licences

18 Personal flying log book

19 Instruction in flying

20 Glider pilot—minimum age

PART IV
OPERATION OF AIRCRAFT

21 Operations manual

22 Public trans port—operators' responsi bilities

23 Public transport—loading of aircraft

24 Public transport—operating conditions

25 Aircraft not registered in the Colony—weather con ditions

26 Pre-flight action by com mander of aircraft

27 Pilots to remain at con trols

28 Public transport of pas sengers—duties of com mander

29 Operation of radio in air craft

30 Towing of gliders

31 Towing, picking up and raising of persons and ar ticles

32 Dropping of persons and articles

33 Carriage of munitions of war

34 Carriage of dangerous goods

35 Method of carriage of per sons

36 Exits and break-in mark ings

37 Imperilling safety of air craft

38 Imperilling safety of any person or property

39 Drunkenness in aircraft

40 Smoking in aircraft

41 Authority of commander of aircraft

42 Stowaways

PART V
FATIGUE OF FLIGHT CREW

43 Application, interpretation and modification of Part V

44 Duties of operators to pre vent excessive fatigue of flight crew

45 Establishment of limits on flight times, flying duty periods and rest periods

46 Maximum flying duty pe riods for pilots and flight engineers

47 Minimum rest periods for flight crew

48 Records of flight times, duty periods and rest pe riods

49 Maximum flight times for flight crew

50 Provision for particular cases

PART VI
DOCUMENTS

51 Documents to be carried

52 Production of documents

53 Preservation of docu ments, etc

54 Revocation, suspension and variation of certifi cates, licences and other documents

55 Offences in relation to documents

PART VII
CONTROL OF AIR TRAFFIC

56 Rules of the air and air traffic control

57 Power to prohibit or re strict flying

58 Balloons, kits and air ships

PART VIII
AERODROMES, AERONAUTI CAL LIGHTS AND DANGEROUS LIGHTS

59 Aerodromes: public trans port of passengers and in struction in flying

60 Use of Government aero dromes

61 Licensing of aerodromes

62 Charges at aerodromes li censed for public use

63 Use of aerodromes by air craft of Contracting States and of the Commonwealth

64 Noise and vibration caused by aircraft or aerodromes

65 Aeronautical lights

66 Dangerous lights

67 Customs Airports.

PART IX
GENERAL

68 Prohibited Areas

69 Power to prevent aircraft flying

70 Right of access to aero dromes and other places

71 Obstruction of persons

72 Enforcement of directions

73 Fees

74 Penalties

75 Extra-territorial effect of the Order

76 Application of Order

77 Regulations by the Gover nor

78 Application of Order of the Crown and visiting forces, etc

79 Exemption from Order

80 Provisions for East African Territories

81 Interpretation

82 Interpretation in relation to the East African Terri tories

83 Saving

84 Small aircraft

85 Revocation

86 Citation and commence ment

SCHEDULES

FIRST SCHEDULE

Part A
TABLE OF GENERAL CLASSI FICATION OF AIRCRAFT

Part B
NATIONALITY AND REGISTRA TION MARKS OF AIRCRAFT REGISTERED IN THE COLONY

SECOND SCHEDULE
A and B Conditions

THIRD SCHEDULE
Categories of Aircraft

FOURTH SCHEDULE
Maintenance Engineers: Privi leges of Licences

FIFTH SCHEDULE
Aircraft Equipment

SIXTH SCHEDULE
Radio Apparatus to be Carried in Aircraft

SEVENTH SCHEDULE
Aircraft, Engine and Propellor Log Books

EIGHTH SCHEDULE
Areas Specified in connection with the Carriage of Flight Navigators as Members of the Flight Crews of Public Trans port Aircraft

NINTH SCHEDULE
Flight Crew of Aircraft: Licences and Ratings

TENTH SCHEDULE
Public Transport—Operational Requirements

ELEVENTH SCHEDULE
Documents to be Carried by Aircraft Registered in the Colony

TWELFTH SCHEDULE
Rules of the Air and Air Traffic Control

THIRTEENTH SCHEDULE
Fees

FOURTEENTH SCHEDULE
Penalties

FIFTEENTH SCHEDULE
Territories to which this Order applies

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Note: reference may also be made to the Civil Aviation (Overseas Territories) Order SI 1969 No. 592 and the Air Navigation (Overseas Territories) Order SI 1977 No. 422 as amended by SIs 1977 No. 820 and 1978 No. 1520]

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