Form SRG1814 Application for Extended Operations (Etops) Operational Approval - United Kingdom

FAQ

Q: What is the purpose of Form SRG1814?
A: The purpose of Form SRG1814 is to apply for Extended Operations (ETOPS) Operational Approval in the United Kingdom.

Q: What is ETOPS?
A: ETOPS stands for Extended Operations. It refers to flights that fly long distances over areas where suitable diversion airports may be limited.

Q: Who can use Form SRG1814?
A: Anyone who wants to apply for ETOPS Operational Approval in the United Kingdom can use Form SRG1814.

Q: What documents should be submitted along with Form SRG1814?
A: Along with Form SRG1814, you will need to submit various supporting documents such as aircraft maintenance records, operational procedures, and training programs.

Q: How long does it take to process Form SRG1814?
A: The processing time for Form SRG1814 varies. It is best to check with the CAA for the current processing time.

Q: What happens after submitting Form SRG1814?
A: After submitting Form SRG1814, the CAA will review your application and supporting documents. They will then determine whether to approve or deny your ETOPS Operational Approval.

Q: Can I appeal if my Form SRG1814 application is denied?
A: Yes, you can appeal if your Form SRG1814 application is denied. You will need to follow the appeals process outlined by the CAA.

Q: Is there a validity period for ETOPS Operational Approval?
A: Yes, ETOPS Operational Approval has a validity period. The exact duration will depend on the specific approval granted by the CAA.