Regulations Governing General Aviation Article 5
Within a specified preparatory period the general aviation enterprise shall, according to law, complete registration with appropriate authorities, equip itself with aircraft, enable itself to engage in safe operation according to applicable laws and pass the review of Operations Specifications conducted by CAA, execute agreements for conditional or unconditional purchase of aircraft, and enclose the following papers in duplicate in applying to CAA for MOTC approval. The applicant's Operations Specifications will also be approved by CAA. If an applicant’s business scope includes international business charter, the applicant shall register with the Customs Office to acquire appropriate certification. The general aviation enterprise may begin its operation only after CAA issues or renews its permit and Air Operator Certificate of general aviation enterprise (attachment 2 and attachment 2-1).1) Company registration certificate2) Company charter3) Roster of board of directors, supervisors and shareholders4) Resumes of managers5) Contract for lease or purchase of aircraft or for conditional procurement and a synopsis of aircraft6) Company logo7) Certificate of liability insurance taken8) Inventory of maintenance and repair equipment, hangar and field facilities, or contract authorizing a qualified agent to perform maintenance and repairs9) Copy of the ratified security program10) Enclose the following documents for application for business charters:A. Equipment and organization of flight operations and mechanical service and list of personnelB. List of PilotsC. Flight safety organization and list of staffs.11) Operations Specifications.The permit and Air Operator Certificate shall become invalid if the enterprise fails to start operations within 12 months from the date the permit and Air Operator Certificate was issued by CAA, or it has suspended operations over 6 months after starting its business. In this case, CAA shall report to MOTC to have the permit and Air Operator Certificate abolished and notify agencies concerned to cancel its registration, unless a justifiable extension is applied for and approved.The extension period stated in the preceding paragraph shall not exceed 6 months and will be granted once only.The general aviation enterprise who received permit and Air Operator Certificate of general aviation enterprise from CAA before this Regulations promulgated on December 30, 2009, shall enclose Operations Specifications in applying to CAA for renewal, within 6 months since this Regulations promulgated.Attachment 2 PERMIT OF GENERAL AVIATION ENTERPRISE.pdfAttachment 2-1 AIR OPERATOR CERTIFICATE.pdf