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What is one of the responsibilities of ZCAA inspectors?
What is one of the responsibilities of ZCAA inspectors?
Which organization sets minimum safety standards in the aviation industry?
Which organization sets minimum safety standards in the aviation industry?
Operators are not required to submit a Flight Operations Manual for approval.
Operators are not required to submit a Flight Operations Manual for approval.
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What may happen if an operator does not comply with the minimum standards laid out in their Flight Operations Manual?
What may happen if an operator does not comply with the minimum standards laid out in their Flight Operations Manual?
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The ZCAA is responsible for ensuring compliance with standards set by the FAA.
The ZCAA is responsible for ensuring compliance with standards set by the FAA.
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The ZCAA is headed by the ____________.
The ZCAA is headed by the ____________.
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What must every cabin crew member familiarize themselves with?
What must every cabin crew member familiarize themselves with?
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Match the following types of inspections with their descriptions:
Match the following types of inspections with their descriptions:
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The _____ is an organization that includes commercial airlines and sets regulations for them.
The _____ is an organization that includes commercial airlines and sets regulations for them.
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Match the following regulatory bodies with their respective regions or responsibilities:
Match the following regulatory bodies with their respective regions or responsibilities:
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Study Notes
Introduction to Aviation Law
- Air legislation governs air navigation, transport, maintenance of civil aircraft, and aviation personnel standards.
- Approximately 85% of countries share similar air law frameworks.
- Civil Aviation Regulations (ZCARs) relevant to cabin crew are accessible through ZCAA or airline libraries.
Key Regulatory Bodies
- ICAO: Sets globally binding safety standards in aviation.
- FAA: Oversees and sets aviation standards in the USA, with global compliance expected.
- JAA: Regulates aviation standards in Europe.
- IATA: Represents most commercial airlines, adherence is mandatory; violations risk operating licenses.
- ZCAA: Regulates Zambia's aviation industry and ensures compliance with ICAO standards.
ZCAA Roles and Functions
- Governs operators and ensures compliance with minimum safety standards.
- Headed by a Director General with inspectors authorized to conduct audits and enforce regulations.
- Inspectors can ground flights if safety is compromised.
Structure of ZCARs
- Part 1: General Policies and Definitions
- Part 2: Personnel Licensing
- Part 3: Approved Training Organizations
- Part 4: Aircraft Registration
- Part 5: Airworthiness
- Part 6: Maintenance Organizations
- Part 7: Instruments and Equipment
- Part 8: Operations
- Part 9: Air Operator Certification
Flight Operations Manual (FOM)
- Required by law to detail operators’ minimum standards.
- Non-compliance may lead to suspension of operations.
Inspection Types by ZCAA
- Base/AOC/ATO Inspections: Review of records, training documents, and crew qualifications.
- Ramp/Apron Inspection: Aircraft inspection while parked; includes pre-flight checks.
- Flight Inspections: Observes cabin and flight deck crew operations for adherence to safety standards.
CAA Licensing for Cabin Crew
- Cabin crew must hold licenses per ZCARs Part 2 and CAP 444.
- Requirements include:
- Age between 18 and 55.
- Valid class 2 medical certificate.
- Completion of a registered training course and passing required examinations.
Classifications of Cabin Crew Licenses
- Class I: Instruct cabin crew, lead safety operations.
- Class II: Provide passenger services and lead emergencies.
- Class III: Learn and serve as trainee cabin crew.
Duty and Rest Period Regulations
- Duty time includes all tasks performed for the employer.
- Caveat for deadhead transportation exceeding four hours.
- Maximum duty time capped at 14 hours unless otherwise specified by ZCAA.
- Minimum rest period is typically 8 to 9 consecutive hours.
Duty Aloft and Flight Time Regulations
- All time spent aloft is considered duty; continuous duty presence if no rest of 8 hours is received.
- Operators must provide adequate sleeping arrangements for cabin crew on long flights.
- Maximum flight time capped at 8 hours within 24-hour periods and total hours computed over 7, 30-day intervals.
Compliance and Exemptions
- Exceeding flight/duty limitations may be seen as compliant in emergencies or when conditions extend flight time beyond the control of operations.
- Special flight duty schemes can be approved by ZCAA based on operational needs.
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Join us for an insightful quiz on Cabin Crew Air Law training. This quiz covers air legislation that governs air navigation, transport, and maintenance of civil aircraft, ensuring safety and compliance. Test your knowledge of air laws that are similar across many countries.
