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ORS4 No.1457: Permission for Aircraft Holding an EASA Permit to Fly to be Flown in the Airspace of the United Kingdom

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Following the Withdrawal of the UK from the EASA system on 31 December 2020 a Permission is required for aircraft holding an EASA permit to fly to be flown in the airspace of the United Kingdom. This Permission sets out the terms under which flights may continue to be conducted. The details on how to apply for the Permission can be found on the “Apply for an exemption and/or permission” CAA webpage.

Status:
Withdrawn
Review comment:
The details on how to apply for the Permission can be found on the “Apply for an exemption and/or permission” CAA webpage.
Version:
-
Version date:
23-Dec-2020

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