Fabio Mondini de Focatiis

On 21st June 2024, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (“DGCA”) revised the Civil Aviation Requirement (“CAR”) Section 3, Series C Part IX dealing with minimum safety requirements for seaplane operations. In an attempt to boost seaplane operations, it has made various changes. Some of them are (i) ability for prospective seaplane operator to obtain AOP as a scheduled air transport service (passenger); (ii) revisions to pilot qualification; (iii) contents of operations manual detailed in Annexure 1, detailed seaplane operating procedures in Annexure 2, detailed passenger briefings in Annexure 3 and requirement for site selection, specification and operations of water aerodromes in Annexure 4 of the CAR, etc. The revised CAR is attached herewith. #sarinlaw #avgeek

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Philippines receives two delayed T129 combat helicopters Read more on the link below. #defense #sbir #military #jointwerx @jointwerx @blackhaysgroup #governmentcontracts #smallbusiness #entrepreneurship #venturecapital #consulting #strategy #leanstartups #startup #growthhacking

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Daily Defence Update - 29 May 2024 Defence Current Affairs | Covering all the major defence events within India and other parts of the world. Check now: https://lnkd.in/gAGvvC4E #dailydefenceupdate #currentaffairs #dailygkupdates #defencenews

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In a written statement to Parliament, the UK Foreign Secretary (David Lammy) has announced the suspension of certain export licences to Israel. “around 30” of the 350 export licences granted to Israel have been suspended including aircraft components and components that facilitate air to ground targeting. Lammy emphasised that this “is not a blanket ban” nor is it “an arms embargo” and the government will continually review its position. The UK’s Export Control Joint Unit (“ECJU”) has published a notice summarising the licences suspended and the impact on exporters, who will be contacted by the ECJU to confirm the decision. The ECJU has also amended the following open general licences: open general export licence (exports in support of Joint Strike Fighter: F-35 Lightning II); open general export licence PCBs and components for military goods; open general export licence technology for military goods; open general export licence software and source code for military goods; open general trade control licence for category C goods; and open general trade control licence trade and transportation: small arms and light weapons. Licences unaffected by the suspension include those for items not used by the Israeli Defence Forces in the current Israel-Gaza conflict (e.g. training equipment) and for items for civilian use. #Sanctions #Russia #EUCommission #ExportControl #TradeWar #TSECS #SanctionsUpdate #TurkishSociety #Sanctions #USA #OFAC #BIS #TradeUpdates #GlobalTrade #TradeCompliance #InternationalRelations #EconomicSanctions #TradeRegulations #TurkishExports #TradePolicy #SecurityMatters #ForeignPolicy #ComplianceNews #EconomicSecurity #CrossBorderBusiness

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