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AMC1 SPA.RVSM.105 RVSM operational approval
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-13071
ED Decision 2017/009/R
found in: Air Operations (965/2012) Part-ARO Part-ORO Part-CAT Part-SPA Part-NCC Part-NCO Part-SPO (Sep 2023)
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AMC1 SPA.RVSM.105 RVSM operational approval ED Decision 2017/009/R CONTENT OF OPERATOR RVSM APPLICATION The following material should be made available to the competent authority, in sufficient time to permit evaluation, before the intended start of RVSM operations: (a) Airworthiness documents Documentation that shows that the aircraft has RVSM airworthiness approval. This should include an aircraft flight manual (AFM) amendment or supplement. (b) Description of aircraft equipment A description of the aircraft appropriate to operations in an RVSM environment. (c) Training programmes, operating practices and procedures The operator should submit training syllabi for initial and recurrent training programmes together with other relevant material. The material should show that the operating practices, procedures and training items, related to RVSM operations in airspace that requires State operational approval, are incorporated. (d) Manuals and checklists The appropriate manuals and checklists should be revised to include information/guidance on standard operating procedures. Manuals should contain a statement of the airspeeds, altitudes and weights considered in RVSM aircraft approval, including identification of any operating limitations or conditions established for that aircraft type. Manuals and checklists may need to be submitted for review by the competent authority as part of the application process. (e) Past performance Relevant operating history, where available, should be included in the application. The applicant should show that any required changes have been made in training, operating or maintenance practices to improve poor height-keeping performance. (f) Minimum equipment list Where applicable, a minimum equipment list (MEL), adapted from the master minimum equipment list (MMEL), should include items pertinent to operating in RVSM airspace. (g) Plan for participation in verification/monitoring programmes The operator should establish a plan for participation in any applicable verification/monitoring programme acceptable to the competent authority. This plan should include, as a minimum, a check on a sample of the operator's fleet by an regional monitoring agency (RMA)’s independent height-monitoring system. (h) Continuing airworthiness Aircraft maintenance programme and continuing airworthiness procedures in support of the RVSM operations.
AMC1 SPA.RVSM.105 RVSM operational approval ED Decision 2017/009/R CONTENT OF OPERATOR RVSM APPLICATION The following material should be made available to the competent authority, in sufficient time to permit evaluation, before the intended start of RVSM operations: (a) Airworthiness documents Documentation that shows that the aircraft has RVSM airworthiness approval. This should include an aircraft flight manual (AFM) amendment or supplement. (b) Description of aircraft equipment A description of the aircraft appropriate to operations in an RVSM environment. (c) Training programmes, operating practices and procedures The operator should submit training syllabi for initial and recurrent training programmes together with other relevant material. The material should show that the operating practices, procedures and training items, related to RVSM operations in airspace that requires State operational approval, are incorporated. (d) Manuals and checklists The appropriate manuals and checklists should be revised to include information/guidance on standard operating procedures. Manuals should contain a statement of the airspeeds, altitudes and weights considered in RVSM aircraft approval, including identification of any operating limitations or conditions established for that aircraft type. Manuals and checklists may need to be submitted for review by the competent authority as part of the application process. (e) Past performance Relevant operating history, where available, should be included in the application. The applicant should show that any required changes have been made in training, operating or maintenance practices to improve poor height-keeping performance. (f) Minimum equipment list Where applicable, a minimum equipment list (MEL), adapted from the master minimum equipment list (MMEL), should include items pertinent to operating in RVSM airspace. (g) Plan for participation in verification/monitoring programmes The operator should establish a plan for participation in any applicable verification/monitoring programme acceptable to the competent authority. This plan should include, as a minimum, a check on a sample of the operator's fleet by an regional monitoring agency (RMA)’s independent height-monitoring system. (h) Continuing airworthiness Aircraft maintenance programme and continuing airworthiness procedures in support of the RVSM operations.
##### AMC1 SPA.RVSM.105 RVSM operational approval *ED Decision 2017/009/R* **CONTENT OF OPERATOR RVSM APPLICATION** The following material should be made available to the competent authority, in sufficient time to permit evaluation, before the intended start of RVSM operations: (a) Airworthiness documents Documentation that shows that the aircraft has RVSM airworthiness approval. This should include an aircraft flight manual (AFM) amendment or supplement. (b) Description of aircraft equipment A description of the aircraft appropriate to operations in an RVSM environment. (c) Training programmes, operating practices and procedures The operator should submit training syllabi for initial and recurrent training programmes together with other relevant material. The material should show that the operating practices, procedures and training items, related to RVSM operations in airspace that requires State operational approval, are incorporated. (d) Manuals and checklists The appropriate manuals and checklists should be revised to include information/guidance on standard operating procedures. Manuals should contain a statement of the airspeeds, altitudes and weights considered in RVSM aircraft approval, including identification of any operating limitations or conditions established for that aircraft type. Manuals and checklists may need to be submitted for review by the competent authority as part of the application process. (e) Past performance Relevant operating history, where available, should be included in the application. The applicant should show that any required changes have been made in training, operating or maintenance practices to improve poor height-keeping performance. (f) Minimum equipment list Where applicable, a minimum equipment list (MEL), adapted from the master minimum equipment list (MMEL), should include items pertinent to operating in RVSM airspace. (g) Plan for participation in verification/monitoring programmes The operator should establish a plan for participation in any applicable verification/monitoring programme acceptable to the competent authority. This plan should include, as a minimum, a check on a sample of the operator's fleet by an regional monitoring agency (RMA)’s independent height-monitoring system. (h) Continuing airworthiness Aircraft maintenance programme and continuing airworthiness procedures in support of the RVSM operations.
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