Jul2017: CAA allows civvie G-reg Hawker Hunters to fly again

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Jul2017: CAA allows civvie G-reg Hawker Hunters to fly again

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http://publicapps.caa.co.uk/modalapplic ... agetype=65
Reference:SD-2015/003

Title:Hawker Hunter Series Aeroplanes on UK Civil Register

Description:

On 6 July 2017 the CAA withdrew the Safety Directive which grounded all Hawker Hunter aircraft on the UK register.

This Safety Directive was introduced in the immediate aftermath of the tragic Shoreham airshow accident as a precautionary and unprecedented measure.

This action is a result of the CAA concluding there were no airworthiness issues relating to the Hawker Hunter aircraft that caused or contributed to the accident.

This is based on our own extensive review and the AAIB’s final accident report.

All aircraft of this type will have to comply with enhanced maintenance and inspection requirements and, following normal practice, secure all relevant permits and other approvals before they are allowed to fly again.

The restriction on aerobatic manoeuvres by ex-military jet aircraft, now including the Hawker Hunter, at overland airshows remains in place.

This means that they continue to be restricted to flypasts and associated manoeuvres only.

Status: Cancelled on 6 July 2017
Review Comment:None
Version:1
Date:25 August 2015

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http://publicapps.caa.co.uk/modalapplic ... agetype=65
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