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GM1 SPO.IDE.H.165 First-aid kit
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-18594
ED Decision 2021/005/R
found in: Air Operations (965/2012) Part-ARO Part-ORO Part-CAT Part-SPA Part-NCC Part-NCO Part-SPO (Feb 2025)
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GM1 SPO.IDE.H.165 First-aid kit ED Decision 2021/005/R LOCATION AND USE The location of the first-aid kit is normally indicated using internationally recognisable signs. The first-aid kit ‘should be readily accessible for use’ in helicopter operations should be understood as the first-aid kit being either accessible in flight or immediately after landing. In some operations it is not practicable to use the first-aid kit during flight. Therefore, the first-aid kit can be carried in the cargo compartment, where it will be easily accessible for use as soon as the aircraft has landed, when the following conditions are met: (a) precautionary landing sites are available; (b) the lack of cabin space is such that movement or use of the first-aid kit is impaired; and (c) the installation of the first-aid kit in the cabin is not practicable.
GM1 SPO.IDE.H.165 First-aid kit ED Decision 2021/005/R LOCATION AND USE The location of the first-aid kit is normally indicated using internationally recognisable signs. The first-aid kit ‘should be readily accessible for use’ in helicopter operations should be understood as the first-aid kit being either accessible in flight or immediately after landing. In some operations it is not practicable to use the first-aid kit during flight. Therefore, the first-aid kit can be carried in the cargo compartment, where it will be easily accessible for use as soon as the aircraft has landed, when the following conditions are met: (a) precautionary landing sites are available; (b) the lack of cabin space is such that movement or use of the first-aid kit is impaired; and (c) the installation of the first-aid kit in the cabin is not practicable.
##### GM1 SPO.IDE.H.165 First-aid kit *ED Decision 2021/005/R* **LOCATION AND USE** The location of the first-aid kit is normally indicated using internationally recognisable signs. The first-aid kit ‘should be readily accessible for use’ in helicopter operations should be understood as the first-aid kit being either accessible in flight or immediately after landing. In some operations it is not practicable to use the first-aid kit during flight. Therefore, the first-aid kit can be carried in the cargo compartment, where it will be easily accessible for use as soon as the aircraft has landed, when the following conditions are met: (a) precautionary landing sites are available; (b) the lack of cabin space is such that movement or use of the first-aid kit is impaired; and (c) the installation of the first-aid kit in the cabin is not practicable.