Rotary Operations
Certification Matrices & Forms
The Certification process requires the operator to submit an exposition to the CAA. The exposition provides details of how the operation is carried out in accordance with the Civil Aviation Rules. These matrices contain lists of rules to cover, as applicable, VFR, IFR, maintenance, dangerous goods, and training procedures required in an exposition. The relevant matrices will need to be selected to suit your particular type of operation.
The completed matrices will be used by the CAA to assess an exposition.
- Part 135 Matrix – Maintenance - Airline Air Operator Certificate – Rev 2, 08 Mar 07
- Part 135 Matrix – Maintenance - General Aviation Air Operator Certificate – Rev 2, 08 Mar 07
- Part 135 Matrix – Helicopters VFR – Airline Air Operator Certificate
- Part 135 Matrix – Helicopters VFR – General Aviation Air Operator Certificate
- Part 135 Matrix – Helicopter IFR – Air Operator Certificate
- Part 135 Matrix – Internal Training and Competency
- Part 135 Matrix – External Training and Competency
- Part 135 Matrix – Dangerous Goods – Carriage under Rule 92.1
- Part 135 Matrix – Dangerous Goods – Carriage under Rule 92.11
- Form 24091/01 – Approval or revision of a Minimum Equipment List
- Form 24091/02 – Approval of Maintenance Programme
- Form 24119/01 – Application for Issue, Renewal, or Amendment of an Air Operator Certificate
- Form 24119/02 – Nomination for the Person Responsible for Air Transport Operations
- Form 24119/03 – Nomination for the Person Responsible for Crew Training
- Form 24119/04 – Nomination for Person Responsible for Control and Direction of Maintenance
- Form 24119/06 – Internal Quality Assurance
- Form 24119/07 – Nomination for Senior Person
Fit and Proper Person Process
All applications for individual aviation documents, and for senior persons for organisations are required to use the 24 FPP form below. Use this link for more information on the FPP Process.