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AMC1 SPA.NVIS.140 Information and documentation
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-13093
ED Decision 2012/019/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.NVIS.140 Information and documentation ED Decision 2012/019/R OPERATIONS MANUAL The operations manual should include: (a) equipment to be carried and its limitations; (b) the minimum equipment list (MEL) entry covering the equipment specified; (c) risk analysis, mitigation and management; (d) pre- and post-flight procedures and documentation; (e) selection and composition of crew; (f) crew coordination procedures, including: (1) flight briefing; (2) procedures when one crew member is wearing NVG and/or procedures when two or more crew members are wearing NVGs; (3) procedures for the transition to and from NVIS flight; (4) use of the radio altimeter on an NVIS flight; and (5) inadvertent instrument meteorological conditions (IMC) and helicopter recovery procedures, including unusual attitude recovery procedures; (g) the NVIS training syllabus; (h) in-flight procedures for assessing visibility, to ensure that operations are not conducted below the minima stipulated for non-assisted night VFR operations; (i) weather minima, taking the underlying activity into account; and (j) the minimum transition heights to/from an NVIS flight.
AMC1 SPA.NVIS.140 Information and documentation ED Decision 2012/019/R OPERATIONS MANUAL The operations manual should include: (a) equipment to be carried and its limitations; (b) the minimum equipment list (MEL) entry covering the equipment specified; (c) risk analysis, mitigation and management; (d) pre- and post-flight procedures and documentation; (e) selection and composition of crew; (f) crew coordination procedures, including: (1) flight briefing; (2) procedures when one crew member is wearing NVG and/or procedures when two or more crew members are wearing NVGs; (3) procedures for the transition to and from NVIS flight; (4) use of the radio altimeter on an NVIS flight; and (5) inadvertent instrument meteorological conditions (IMC) and helicopter recovery procedures, including unusual attitude recovery procedures; (g) the NVIS training syllabus; (h) in-flight procedures for assessing visibility, to ensure that operations are not conducted below the minima stipulated for non-assisted night VFR operations; (i) weather minima, taking the underlying activity into account; and (j) the minimum transition heights to/from an NVIS flight.
##### AMC1 SPA.NVIS.140 Information and documentation *ED Decision 2012/019/R* **OPERATIONS MANUAL** The operations manual should include: (a) equipment to be carried and its limitations; (b) the minimum equipment list (MEL) entry covering the equipment specified; (c) risk analysis, mitigation and management; (d) pre- and post-flight procedures and documentation; (e) selection and composition of crew; (f) crew coordination procedures, including: (1) flight briefing; (2) procedures when one crew member is wearing NVG and/or procedures when two or more crew members are wearing NVGs; (3) procedures for the transition to and from NVIS flight; (4) use of the radio altimeter on an NVIS flight; and (5) inadvertent instrument meteorological conditions (IMC) and helicopter recovery procedures, including unusual attitude recovery procedures; (g) the NVIS training syllabus; (h) in-flight procedures for assessing visibility, to ensure that operations are not conducted below the minima stipulated for non-assisted night VFR operations; (i) weather minima, taking the underlying activity into account; and (j) the minimum transition heights to/from an NVIS flight.