AACM Test 4 - Reporting and License renewal
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![]() AACM Test 4 - Reporting and License renewal Description: Reporting timeframes |



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Reporting acts of unlawful interference shall be submitted withing: 12 Hours. Without delay. 24 Hours. 48 Hours. When meteorological conditions likely to affect the safety of other aircraft are encountered, they shall be reported. within 72 hours. within 24 hours. within 12 hours. as soon as possible. Change in time estimate (ETA) notified to air traffic services in: excess of 5 minutes. excess of 2 minutes. excess of 10 minutes. excess of 1 minutes. Dangerous goods incident and accident. An operator shall report dangerous goods incidents and accidents which occur in Macao or outside the area of Macao which involve the transport of dangerous goods originating in or destined for another State or Region. An initial report shall be dispatched to Civil Aviation Authority immediately following the event. An initial report shall be dispatched to Civil Aviation Authority within 24 hours. An initial report shall be dispatched to Civil Aviation Authority within 72 hours. An initial report shall be dispatched to Civil Aviation Authority within 36 hours. Every holder of a license shall inform the Civil Aviation Authority in writing of such injury, illness, or pregnancy,. from the medical facility in the case of the injury or pregnancy. within a reasonable time in the case of the injury or pregnancy. as soon as possible in the case of the injury or pregnancy. in 20 hours in the case of the injury or pregnancy. Every holder of a license who suffers any illness involving incapacity to undertake those functions throughout a period of 20 days or more. shall inform AACM as soon as the period of 30 days has elapsed in the case of the illness. shall inform AACM as soon as the period of 20 days has elapsed in the case of the illness. shall inform AACM as soon as the period of 20 hours has elapsed in the case of the illness. shall inform AACM as soon as the period of 10 days has elapsed in the case of the illness. Accidents and serious incidents shall be reported to AACM as soon as possible. For accidents,. the report shall be made within 6 hours after the occurrence. the report shall be made within 12 hours after the occurrence. the report shall be made within 8 hours after the occurrence. the report shall be made within 1 hours after the occurrence. For serious incident,. the report shall be made within 24 hours after the occurrence. the report shall be made within 6 hours after the occurrence. the report shall be made within 12 hours after the occurrence. the report shall be made within 18 hours after the occurrence. For accidents or serious incidents occurred outside of Macao involving Macao registered aircraft or aircraft operated by a Macao operator,. the relevant operator, owner or legal representative shall make a report to AACM within 48 hours. the relevant operator, owner or legal representative shall make a report to AACM within 6 hours. the relevant operator, owner or legal representative shall make a report to AACM within 24 hours. the relevant operator, owner or legal representative shall make a report to AACM within 12 hours. The holder of a valid commercial pilot license. recent experience shall be considered as a minimum of 6 hours of flight time within the preceding 6 months and 5 landings within the preceding 90 days. recent experience shall be considered as a minimum of 5 hours of flight time within the preceding 6 months and 3 landings within the preceding 90 days. recent experience shall be considered as a minimum of 90 hours of flight time within the preceding 6 months and 5 landings within the preceding 6 days. recent experience shall be considered as a minimum of 6 hours of flight time within the preceding 12 months and 3 landings within the preceding 90 days. The holder of a valid airline transport pilot license. recent experience shall be considered as a minimum of 6 hours of flight time within the preceding 12 months and 6 hours of instrument flight time within the preceding 90 days. recent experience shall be considered as a minimum of 12 hours of flight time within the preceding 12 months and 6 hours of instrument flight time within the preceding 90 days. recent experience shall be considered as a minimum of 12 hours of flight time within the preceding 6 months and 12 hours of instrument flight time within the preceding 90 days. recent experience shall be considered as a minimum of 12 hours of flight time within the preceding 6 months and 6 hours of instrument flight time within the preceding 90 days. The holder of a valid instrument rating. recent experience shall be ascertained every 12 months and shall be considered as a minimum of 6 hours of instrument flight time within the preceding 90 days. recent experience shall be ascertained every 6 months and shall be considered as a minimum of 6 hours of instrument flight time within the preceding 90 days. recent experience shall be ascertained every 6 months and shall be considered as a minimum of 12 hours of instrument flight time within the preceding 90 days. recent experience shall be ascertained every 12 months and shall be considered as a minimum of 12 hours of instrument flight time within the preceding 90 days. |





