69. Manuals and documentation

(1)

A commercial air transport operator with a special operations approval to conduct commercial air transport operations at night or in instrument meteorological conditions (as the case may be) using a single‑engine turbine‑powered aeroplane —

(a)

must specify in its Operations Manual all the information that is relevant to the operation;

(b)

must ensure that the aircraft flight manual for the approved aeroplane contains the limitations, procedures and other information relevant to the operation; and

(c)

must specify in its Maintenance Control Manual the maintenance and reliability programmes for the approved aeroplane (including the engine and any additional equipment mentioned in paragraph (2)(b)).

(2)

The information to be specified in a commercial air transport operator’s Operations Manual in accordance with paragraph (1)(a) includes —

(a)

the operating equipment required for the operation, which is to be specified in the minimum equipment list for the approved aeroplane;

(b)

the additional equipment, procedures and training required for such operations;

(c)

the route or the area of operation, or both; and

(d)

the aerodrome information (including planning and operating minima).

Subregulation 1

(a)

must specify in its Operations Manual all the information that is relevant to the operation;

(b)

must ensure that the aircraft flight manual for the approved aeroplane contains the limitations, procedures and other information relevant to the operation; and

(c)

must specify in its Maintenance Control Manual the maintenance and reliability programmes for the approved aeroplane (including the engine and any additional equipment mentioned in paragraph (2)(b)).