Drone Regulation, Part 3
21 entries in the Drone Regulation, Part 3 compendium.
Aviation Security Identification CardAustralian ID card for airport secure area access.Certificat d'aptitude à l'enseignement aéronautiqueFrench teaching certificate for aeronautics, not a pilot licence.Class ratingA class rating permits flight of aircraft sharing common training.Commercial pilot licenceA licence allowing a pilot to receive remuneration for services.Controller AircraftSenior MoD appointment delivering airworthy aircraft to the Services.Designated Pilot ExaminerSenior pilots designated by the FAA to conduct practical tests for pilot certification.EASA CS-23EASA certification specification for light aeroplanes up to 19 seats.EASA CS-25EASA certification specifications for large turbine-powered aeroplanes.EASA pilot licensingEASA sets common pilot licensing standards across EU and EFTA states.Emergency airworthiness directiveEADs are urgent safety orders issued by aviation authorities.ETOPSSafety standards for twin-engine aircraft over long-distance routes.AIR OPSEU regulation extending air operations rules to non-commercial flights.FAA Practical TestThe FAA Practical Test is the required checkride for airman certification.Flight engineerFlight engineers monitored aircraft systems on larger planes until automation eliminated the role.Flight instructorFlight instructors teach and evaluate aviators for higher pilot certificates.Flight trainingFlight training teaches basic airmanship skills for pilot certification.Medical certifications for pilotsICAO sets medical certification standards for pilots via Annex 1.Multi-crew pilot licenceCompetency-based co-pilot licence created by ICAO in 2006.National Private Pilot LicenceA simpler UK pilot licence for basic aircraft.Norwegian Civil Aircraft RegisterJudicial register for Norwegian civil aircraft since 1919.Pilot licencingPilot licensing certifies minimum knowledge and experience for aircraft operation.
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