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WILAYAH III III
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SURABAYA
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JABATAN :: INSPEKTUR
INSPEKTUR OPERASI
OPERASI PESAWAT
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penumpang
pesawat
pesawat dan
dan yang
yang berhubungan
berhubungan dengan
dengan
penerbangan
penerbangan terjamin
terjamin
HISTORICAL
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
1.
1. PARIS
PARIS CONVERENCE
CONVERENCE 1910:
1910:
The
Thefirst
firstinternational
internationalconference
conferenceof
ofcivil
civilaviation
aviation
2.
2. PARIS
PARIS CONVENTION
CONVENTION 1919
1919 (Oct.
(Oct. 13
13thth,, 1919):
1919):
Convention
Conventionrelating
relatingto
tothe
theregulation
regulationof
ofAerial
AerialNavigation.
Navigation.
Europe
Europe
ICAN
ICAN//CITEJA
CITEJA
Military
Military
3.
3. HAVANA
HAVANACONVENTION
CONVENTION 1928
1928 (Feb.
(Feb. 10
10thth,, 1928)
1928)
Convention
Conventionon
on Commercial
Commercial Aviation
Aviation
America
America
Accommodate
AccommodateCivil
Civil//Commercial
Commercialneeds.
needs.
Note
Note::see
seepage
page66--99
HISTORICAL
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT (cont)
(cont)
4.
4. CHICAGO
CHICAGO CONVENTION
CONVENTION 1944
1944 (Dec
(Dec 07
07thth,, 1944):
1944):
Convention
Convention on
on International
International Civil
CivilAviation
Aviation
United
United Nation
Nation
Replace
Replace Paris
Paris and
and Havana
Havana Convention
Convention
18
18Annexes
Annexes (( ICAO
ICAOAnnexes)
Annexes)
5.
5. INDONESIA
INDONESIAAVIATION
AVIATIONACT
ACT NO.
NO. 15
15 1992
1992
(UU
(UU Penerbangan
Penerbangan No. No. 15
15 1992)
1992) (Sep
(Sep 17
17thth,, 1992)
1992)
Replace
Replace UUUU no.
no. 83
83 // 1958
1958
Still
Still Valid
Valid (not
(not conflict
conflict // not
not replaced)
replaced)
LUAS
LUAS WILAYAH
WILAYAH UDARA
UDARA
1. Z ROMAN PRINCIP
Memiliki tanah , juga memiliki udara diatasnya
1. GRAVITATION THEORY
Up to no CG
2. ICAO THEORY
Max. of common aircraft capability
+/- FL 460
3. STRENGTH THEORY
Depend on States capability
KEDAULATAN
KEDAULATAN WILAYAH
WILAYAH UDARA
UDARA
1. BEFORE PARIS CONVENTION 1919
Open freedom Airspace territory Principle (France & Germany)
Innocent Passage (England)
CASR Part 61
CASR Part 91
CASR Part 61
Governs
Governs the
the certification
certification for
for pilots,
pilots, flight
flight
instructors
instructors
Includes:
Includes:
§§ Expired
Expired Pilot
Pilot licences
licences and
and Reissuance
Reissuance
§§ Temporary
Temporary Licence
Licence
§§ Medical
Medical Certificates
Certificates
§§ Change
Change of
of Name
Name andand Address
Address Regulations
Regulations
§§ Additional
Additional Training
Training
§§ Logbooks
Logbooks
§§ Flight
Flight Reviews
Reviews
§§ Flight
Flight Experience
Experience and
and PIC
PIC
§§ Night
Night Operations
Operations
Definitions
Category
Category
§§ Broad
Broad classification
classification of
of aircraft
aircraft
Airplane
Airplane
Rotorcraft
Rotorcraft
Glider
Glider
Class
Class
§§ Classification
Classification of
of aircraft
aircraft within
within aa category
category with
with similar
similar operating
operating
characteristics
characteristics
Single-Engine
Single-Engine
Multi-Engine
Multi-Engine
Type
Type
§§ Required
Required for:
for:
Large
Large Aircraft
Aircraft
Turbojet
Turbojet powered
powered airplanes
airplanes
Other
Other aircraft
aircraft
CASR Part 61.11 Expired Pilot
Licences and Reissuance
Licence without an expiration date is
issued to the holder of the expired licence
only if he meets the requirements of part
61.75
§ Aircraft Ratings issued (type Rating)
§ Instruments rating issued
§ Medical Certification
CASR Part 61.17
Temporary Licence
Temporary pilot or FI licence, effectif for
period of not more than 30 days,may be
issued to a qualified applicant pending a
review of his qualification and the issuance
of a permanent licence or rating by the
director General.
CASR Part 61.19 Duration Of
Pilot and Flight
Flight Instructor
Instructor Licence
Licence
Second Class
§ Required for Private, sport or student
Pilot
§ Valid for 12 calendar months
Change of Name or Address
CASR
CASR 61.25
61.25 –– Change
Change of
of Name
Name
§§ Send
Send an
an application
application for
for name
name change
change accompanied
accompanied by:
by:
Current
Current airman
airman certificate
certificate
Copy
Copy of
of marriage
marriage license,
license, court
court order
order or
or other
other document
document
verifying
verifying name
name change
change
CASR
CASR 61.60
61.60 –– Change
Change of
of Address
Address
§§ The
The holder
holder of
of aa pilot
pilot or
or Flight
Flight Instructor
Instructor Licence
Licence who
who
has
has made
made aa change
change in in his
his permanent
permanent mailing
mailing address
address
may
may not
not after
after 30
30 day
day from
from the
the date
date he
he moved,
moved, exercise
exercise
the
the privileges
privileges ofof his
his licence
licence unless
unless he
he has
has notified
notified in
in
writing
writing the
the DGCA
DGCA of of his
his new
new address
address
CASR Part 61.29 Replacement
of Lost or Destroyed Licence
An
An application
application for
for replacement
replacement
§§ Name,
Name, permanent
permanent mailing
mailing address,
address, datedate and
and place
place of
of
birth.
birth.
§§ Police
Police report
report from
from local
local police
police office
office
An
An application
application for
for the
the replacement
replacement of of aa lost
lost or
or destroyed
destroyed
medical
medical certificate
certificate shall
shall be
be made
made by by letter
letter to
to the
the DGAC,
DGAC,
Aviation
Aviation Medical
Medical Center,
Center, accompanied
accompanied by by aa receipt
receipt forfor the
the
cost
cost of
of the
the replacement
replacement licence
licence ,payable
,payable to to the
the DGAC
DGAC
Licence
Licence or or medical
medical certificate
certificate may
may obtain
obtain aa faxcimile
faxcimile
message(fax)
message(fax) fromfrom the
the DGAC
DGAC confirming
confirming that that itit was
was
issued.
issued. The
The fax
fax may
may bebe carried
carried as
as aa licence
licence forfor aa period
period not
not
exceed
exceed 60 60 days
days pending
pending his
his receipt
receipt ofof the
the duplicate
duplicate
licence.
licence.
CASR 61.51 – Pilot Logbooks
The
The aeronotical
aeronotical training
training and
and experience
experience used
used to
to
meet
meet the
the requirements
requirements for
for aa licence
licence or
or rating,or
rating,or the
the
recent
recent experience
experience requirements
requirements must
must be
be shown
shown byby
aa reliable
reliable record.
record.
Log
Log book
book entries
entries
§ General = Date, Total Time,Point Dept.
and Arrival, Type and identification of
aircraft.
§ Type of pilot experience = PIC/Solo,
Second in command, IFR etc.
Night Ops
Logging of Night Time
• One hour after civil sunset
• One hour before civil sunrise
Aircraft light
• Required for operation from sunset to sunrise
• Turn on position lights
• Turn on anti-collision light (strobes), if available
• (unless PIC determines it’s in interest of safety to turn off)
CASR 61.56 – Flight Reviews
No
No person
person may
may act
act as
as pilot
pilot in
in command
command unless
unless
§§ They
They have
have accomplished
accomplished aa flight
flight review
review inin the
the
preceding
preceding 2424 calendar
calendar months
months
§§ They
They have
have aa logbook
logbook endorsement
endorsement from
from the
the authorized
authorized
flight
flight instructor
instructor who
who gave
gave the
the review,
review, certifying
certifying that
that the
the
person
person has
has satisfactorily
satisfactorily completed
completed thethe review
review
CASR 61.57
61.57 –– Recent
Recent Flight
Flight
Experience as Pilot In Command
General
General Experience
Experience for
for Carrying
Carrying Passengers
Passengers
§§ Three
Three take
take off
off and
and landings
landings within
within the
the preceding
preceding 90
90
days
days in
in the
the same
same category
category and
and class
class
Night
Night Experience
Experience for
for Carrying
Carrying Passengers
Passengers
§§ Three
Three takeoffs
takeoffs and
and landing
landing to
to aa full
full stop
stop within
within the
the
preceding
preceding 90
90 days
days inin the
the same
same category
category and
and class
class
§§ Accomplished
Accomplished aa flight
flight review
review inin the
the preceding
preceding 24
24
calendar
calendar months
months –– see
see CASR
CASR 61.56
61.56
Tail
Tail Wheel
Wheel Aircraft
Aircraft –– must
must be
be to
to aa full
full stop
stop day
day
and
and night!
night!
Private Pilot Requirements
CASR 61.103 Eligibility Requirements:
General
§§ Be
Be at
at least
least 17
17 years
years of
of age
age
§§ Be
Be able
able to
to read,
read, speak,
speak, and
and understand
understand the
the
english
english language
language
§§ Second
Second class
class medical
medical
§§ Pass
Pass an
an oral
oral and
and Flight
Flight test
test procedures
procedures
Airplane Single Engine Rating (61.109):
§§ 40
40 Hours
Hours Total
Total
§§ 20
20 with
with aa CFI
CFI
§§ 10
10 Solo
Solo Hours
Hours
CASR 61.118 Private Pilot
Privilages and Limitation PIC
Subject to compliance with validity and
type rating requirements, the privileges of
the holder of a PPL-aeroplane shall be to
act, but not for remuneration, as PIC or Co-
Pilot of any aeroplane engaged in non-
revenue flight.
Night Flight Dual instruction
No
No PIC
PIC may
may take
take off
off unless
unless he/she
he/she ensures
ensures that
that
each
each person
person on
on board
board is
is briefed
briefed on
on how
how to
to fasten
fasten
and
and unfasten
unfasten that
that person’s
person’s safety
safety belt
belt and,
and, if
if
installed,
installed, their
their shoulder
shoulder harness
harness
No
No PIC
PIC may
may move
move on on the
the surface,
surface, take
take off,
off, or
or land
land
unless
unless PIC
PIC ensures
ensures that
that each
each person
person on
on board
board has
has
been
been notified
notified to
to fasten
fasten that
that person’s
person’s safety
safety belt
belt
and,
and, if
if installed,
installed, their
their shoulder
shoulder harness
harness
Fuel Requirements
VFR Requirements Part 91.151
§§ DAY
DAY TIME
TIME -- Must
Must have
have enough
enough fuel
fuel on
on board
board
to
to fly
fly to
to original
original intended
intended point
point of
of landing
landing and
and
30
30 minutes
minutes beyond
beyond that
that point
point
§§ NIGHT
NIGHT TIMETIME –– 45
45 mins
mins
An
An aircraft
aircraft being
being over
over taken
taken has
has the
the right
right of
of way
way and
and must
must be
be passed
passed
on
on the
the right
right
When
When twotwo aircraft
aircraft ofof the
the same
same category
category are
are converging,
converging, but
but not
not head-
head-
on,
on, the
the aircraft
aircraft to
to the
the left
left shall
shall give
give way
way
When
When twotwo aircraft
aircraft of
of the
the same
same category
category are
are converging
converging on on aa head-on
head-on
collision
collision course,
course, both
both aircraft
aircraft shall
shall give
give way
way to
to the
the right
right
The
The least
least maneuverable
maneuverable aircraft
aircraft normally
normally has
has the
the right
right of
of way:
way:
§§ balloon
balloon over
over glider
glider over
over aircraft
aircraft refueling
refueling inin flight
flight over
over airship
airship
over
over airplane
airplane over
over rotorcraft
rotorcraft
When
When two
two or
or more
more aircraft
aircraft are
are approaching
approaching an an airport
airport for
for landing,
landing, the
the
right
right of
of way
way belongs
belongs to
to the
the aircraft
aircraft at
at the
the lower
lower altitude
altitude
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CASR
CASR 91.119
91.119 Minimum
Minimum Safe
Safe
Altitudes
Altitudes
The
The minimum
minimum safe
safe altitude
altitude anywhere
anywhere must
must allow
allow
and
and emergency
emergency landing,
landing, following
following an
an engine
engine
failure,
failure, without
without undue
undue hazard
hazard to
to persons
persons or
or
property
property on
on the
the surface.
surface.
Congested
Congested area
area ––
§§ 1,000
1,000 ftft above
above the
the highest
highest obstacle
obstacle within
within aa horizontal
horizontal
radius
radius ofof 600
600 meters
meters of
of the
the aircraft
aircraft
Uncongested
Uncongested area-
area-
§§ 500
500 ftft above
above the
the surface,
surface, except
except over
over open
open water
water or
or
sparsely
sparsely populated
populated areas.
areas.
Over
Over sparsely
sparsely populated
populated areas
areas or
or open
open water
water ––
§§ 500
500 ft.
ft. of
of any
any person,
person, vessel,
vessel, vehicle,
vehicle, or
or structure.
structure.
CASR 91.123 Compliance with
ATC Clearances
Clearances
When
When an
an ATC
ATC clearance
clearance has
has been
been obtained,
obtained, no
no
PIC
PIC may
may deviate
deviate from
from that
that clearance
clearance unless:
unless:
§§ An
An amended
amended clearance
clearance is
is obtained
obtained
§§ An
An emergency
emergency exists
exists
§§ Deviation
Deviation is
is in
in response
response to
to aa traffic
traffic alert
alert and
and collision
collision
avoidance
avoidance system
system resolution
resolution advisory
advisory
When
When PIC
PIC is
is uncertain
uncertain of
of an
an ATC
ATC clearance,
clearance, PIC
PIC
should
should request
request clarification
clarification
ATC
ATC clearances
clearances are
are not
not authorization
authorization to
to deviate
deviate
from
from the
the rules
rules
Required Airman Documents
Pilot
Pilot Certificate
Certificate
Medical
Medical Certificate
Certificate
Required Aircraft Instruments
DAY
DAY VFR
VFR
TOMATO
TOMATO FLAMES
FLAMES
§§ Tachometer
Tachometer
§§ Oil
Oil Pressure
Pressure
§§ Manifold
Manifold Pressure
Pressure
§§ Altitude
Altitude Indicator
Indicator
§§ Temperature
Temperature Gauges
Gauges (liquid-
(liquid-
cooled engines)
cooled engines)
§§ Oil
Oil Temperature
Temperature (air-cooled
(air-cooled
engines)
engines)
§§ Fuel
Fuel Gauges
Gauges
§§ Landing
Landing light
light position
position indicator
indicator (if
(if
applicable)
applicable)
§§ Airspeed
Airspeed Indicator
Indicator
§§ Magnetic
Magnetic Compass
Compass
§§ ELT
ELT
§§ Seat
Seat Belts
Belts
CASR 91.207 - ELTs
406 MHz ELT (Emergency Locator Transmitter) - Essential 1 Feb 2009.flv
Emergency
Emergency Locator
Locator Transmitter
Transmitter
Operates
Operates on
on 121.5
121.5 Mhz
Mhz or
or 243.0
243.0 Mhz
Mhz
and
and 406
406 Mhz.
Mhz.
ELT
ELT batteries
batteries must
must be:
be:
§§ Inspected
Inspected every
every 12
12 calendar
calendar months
months
§§ Replaced
Replaced after
after one
one hour
hour of
of continuous
continuous use
use or
or after
after 50%
50%
of
of useful
useful life
life has
has expired
expired as
as determined
determined by
by
manufacturer
manufacturer
Aircraft
Aircraft cannot
cannot be
be flown
flown without
without aa functioning
functioning
ELT,
ELT, except:
except:
§§ When
When being
being ferried
ferried to
to another
another airport
airport for
for ELT
ELT
installations,
installations, replacement,
replacement, or or repair
repair
§§ Only
Only aircrews
aircrews may
may fly
fly on
on the
the ferry
ferry flight,
flight, no
no passengers
passengers
CASR 91.211 – Use of
Oxygen
Flight crews must use oxygen
§§ 12,500
12,500 ft
ft MSL
MSL upup to
to and
and including
including 14,000
14,000 ft
ft
MSL
MSL for
for more
more than
than 30
30 mins
mins
§§ Above
Above 14,000
14,000 ft
ft MSL
MSL atat all
all times
times
Passengers must be provided oxygen
§§ Above
Above 15,000
15,000 ft
ft MSL
MSL
Altitudes shown above are cabin pressure
altitudes
Aircraft Inspections
CASR
CASR 91.409
91.409 Airframe
Airframe and
and Powerplant
Powerplant
Inspections
Inspections
§§ Every
Every 12
12 calendar
calendar months
months (annual)
(annual)
§§ Every
Every 100
100 hrs
hrs for
for aircraft
aircraft used
used for
for hire
hire
CASR
CASR 91.411
91.411 Pitot-Static
Pitot-Static System
System Tests
Tests and
and
Inspection
Inspection
§§ Every
Every 24
24 calendar
calendar months
months
CASR
CASR 91.413
91.413 Transponder
Transponder Tests
Tests and
and Inspection
Inspection
§§ Every
Every 24
24 calendar
calendar months
months
CASR 121
CERTIFICATION
CERTIFICATION AND
AND
OPERATING
OPERATING REQUIRMENTS:
REQUIRMENTS:
DOMESTIC,
DOMESTIC, FLAG
FLAG AND
AND
SUPLEMENTAL
SUPLEMENTAL AIR
AIR CARRIERS
CARRIERS
CASR 121.3 APPLICABILITY
APPLICABILITY
§Passenger
§Passenger seating
seating configuration
configuration of
of
more
more than
than 30
30 seat.
seat.
§Payload
§Payload capacity
capacity of
of more
more than
than 3,409
3,409
Kg
Kg (7,500
(7,500 pounds)
pounds)
CASR 121.471 Flight Time Limitations and Rest
Requirements.