Singapore legislation
Regulation 27
of Air Navigation (125 — Complex General Aviation) Regulations 2018
Regulation 27
Competence of operations personnel
Subregulation 1
A CGAC holder must ensure that every person assigned to, or directly involved in, the ground and flight operations of the CGAC holder’s complex general aviation operations as a member of its operations personnel —
is properly instructed;
has demonstrated the person’s abilities in the person’s assigned duties; and
is aware of the person’s responsibilities and the relationship of the person’s duties to the operation as a whole.
Subregulation 2
Where the member of its operations personnel that is carrying out functions relating to the safety of an aircraft used for complex general aviation operations is an employee of an organisation that the CGAC holder has contracted or sub‑contracted the functions to, the CGAC holder must —
clearly define, in the contract or agreement with the contractor or sub‑contractor, the responsibilities of the organisation and its employees that will be deployed under the contract or agreement; and
clearly define the relevant duties and accountabilities of every such employee.
Subregulation 3
Where a member of its operations personnel is required to prepare the operational flight plan for a complex general aviation operation, the CGAC holder must ensure that the member —
is trained and competent to perform the task;
is informed as soon as practicable of relevant changes in —
equipment;
operating procedures or facilities; and
known hazards to flight; and
is provided, where necessary, with the Operations Manual (or relevant portions of it) for each aircraft type being operated.
Subregulation 4
A CGAC holder must ensure that a person does not continue to perform any duty or function as a member of its operations personnel if the person is under the influence of any psychoactive substance that may render the person unable to perform such duty or function in a safe and proper manner.