Air Navigation (91 — General Operating Rules) Regulations 2018 · As enacted · Part 2
102. Maintenance release
Feedback & supportThe operator of a Singapore registered aircraft must not operate the aircraft unless the aircraft has been maintained and released to service with —
a certificate of release to service issued under the Air Navigation Order; or (b)an equivalent release document.
The certificate of release to service, or the equivalent release document, must contain a record of the details of maintenance carried out on the aircraft.
The details of maintenance mentioned in paragraph (2) include —
the basic details of the maintenance performed;
the date on which the maintenance was completed;
the identity of the approved maintenance organisation, where applicable; and
the identity of the person signing the certificate of release or equivalent release document, being a person who is qualified under paragraph 10(4) of the Air Navigation Order to issue a certificate of release to service.
Subregulation 1
The operator of a Singapore registered aircraft must not operate the aircraft unless the aircraft has been maintained and released to service with —
a certificate of release to service issued under the Air Navigation Order; or (b)an equivalent release document.
Subregulation 2
The certificate of release to service, or the equivalent release document, must contain a record of the details of maintenance carried out on the aircraft.
Subregulation 3
The details of maintenance mentioned in paragraph (2) include —
the basic details of the maintenance performed;
the date on which the maintenance was completed;
the identity of the approved maintenance organisation, where applicable; and
the identity of the person signing the certificate of release or equivalent release document, being a person who is qualified under paragraph 10(4) of the Air Navigation Order to issue a certificate of release to service.