Russia Updates Civil Aviation Rules from September 1
Starting September 1, Russia will implement updated regulations for civil aviation, including new safety requirements for helipads, changes to aircraft registration, and procedures for control flights and inspections.
Consensus
- New civil aviation regulations will take effect in Russia on September 1.
- The changes include new requirements for emergency rescue and fire safety at helipads.
- The procedures for conducting control flights or inspections will be updated.
- The state registry of civil aircraft will be updated and improved.
- The new rules are aligned with international ICAO standards.
Points of divergence
- The Ministry of Transport introduced a new risk category called 'extremely high risk' for all airlines conducting commercial passenger flights, automatically assigning it to them. — vedomosti
- The Ministry of Transport plans to increase the maximum penalty score from 20 to 40 and expand the scope of oversight to include compliance with registry conditions and pilot training programs. — vedomosti
- The Ministry of Transport prepared a package of amendments to legislation that would strengthen oversight over airlines, aircraft owners, and bus transport companies. — vedomosti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Ministry of Transport reported on changes to civil aviation rules from September 1. — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Ministry of Transport will update rules for civil aviation from September — Ведомости