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What are OTARs?

The Overseas Territories Aviation Requirements (OTARs) describe the means by which aircraft operators, aviation personnel and providers of services can gain approvals, licences and certificates and the process through which these are maintained. This process ensures adequate levels of safety and internationally agreed standards are met.

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OTARs for Consultation

Consultation on changes to requirements

With the exception of guidance material, editorial changes and requirements which need urgent publication, there will be a formal consultation process for changes to Overseas Territories Aviation Requirements (OTARs).

If you would like to be notified when material is available for review and comment please register for E-Mail Alerts. Proposed changes will normally be available via this website.

Comments received during any formal consultation process will be considered and, where appropriate, changes will be incorporated into an amendment to the OTARs. Disindentified comments and our responses will be published in a log on this website following the formal consultation period.

You may comment on the content of the OTARs at any time by e-mailing editor@airsafety.aero.

Consultation Logs

ASSI publishes a log of the comments received during the consutlation on an OTAR part.  These logs will be available below for 3 months following publication of the OTAR.

Latest OTARs for Consultation

The following OTARs are currently under consultation:

Draft OTAR 176 Instrument Flight Procedure Approval: Issue 3.1

Comments are invited on the proposed redraft of OTAR Part 176. OTAR 176 provides the means of compliance with Air Navigation (Overseas Territories) Order Article 106 in relation to Instrument Flight Procedures (IFPs). This OTAR has been redrafted to bring the requirements in line with ICAO standards and recommended practices. OTAR 176 has two sections containing requirements for the general Approval of IFP design organisations and Approval of a specific IFP.

Draft OTAR 172: Air Traffic Service Organisation Approval - Issue 4.4

Comments are invited on the proposed amendment to OTAR Part 172. The amendments are indicated by marginal lines against the paragraphs affected. Comments should be submitted in writing, either by e-mail, post or fax, and received by ASSI by 24 June 2010. A list of the comments received and ASSI's response to them will be published on this website following the consultation period.

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