The Authority will use the following checklist when conducting foreign operator ramp inspections. Foreign Operator Ramp Inspection Checklist [AUTHORITY] OPERATOR RAMP INSPECTION PAGE 1 – 1.a. Inspector Name: 2.a. AOC Name: 3. State of the Operator: 1.b. Inspector Type: 2.b. Flight Number: OPS AW C/S 4.a. Aircraft Type: 5.a. Captain Name: 6.a. Co-Pilot Name: 4.b. Registration Number: 5.b. Licence Number: 6.b. Licence Number: 8. Action Under Part 9. Date (dd/mm/yyyy): 7. Inspection Result: 10.1.1.5(a)(3) Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Yes No I. Documents to be covered on any one inspection of a foreign operator include the following: Items S/U Certificate of registration; Certificate of airworthiness; Certificates of competency, licences and medical assessment of the flight crew; Air operator certificate and associated operations specifications relevant to the aircraft type, which are required information to be carried on board until an international register of AOCs may eventually provide an alternative way to access this information; Flight manual or other document containing performance data; Radio station licence; Journey logbook or technical log or general declaration; Maintenance release; Fuel and oil records; and Document attesting noise certification. Remarks:
The Authority will use the following checklist when conducting foreign operator ramp inspections. Foreign Operator Ramp Inspection Checklist [AUTHORITY] OPERATOR RAMP INSPECTION – PAGE 1 1.a. Inspector Name: 1.b. Inspector Type: OPS AW C/S 2.a. AOC Name: 2.b. Flight Number: 3. State of the Operator: 4.a. Aircraft Type: 4.b. Registration Number: 5.a. Captain Name: 5.b. Licence Number: 6.a. Co-Pilot Name: 6.b. Licence Number: 7. Inspection Result: Satisfactory Unsatisfactory 8. Action Under Part 10.1.1.5(a)(3) Yes No 9. Date (dd/mm/yyyy): I. Documents to be covered on any one inspection of a foreign operator include the following: Items S/U Certificate of registration; Certificate of airworthiness; Certificates of competency, licences and medical assessment of the flight crew; Air operator certificate and associated operations specifications relevant to the aircraft type, which are required information to be carried on board until an international register of AOCs may eventually provide an alternative way to access this information; Flight manual or other document containing performance data; Radio station licence; Journey logbook or technical log or general declaration; Maintenance release; Fuel and oil records; and Document attesting noise certification. Remarks:
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