Rheinmünster, Germany – Due to the Part-NCC regulation, which has been in force since August 25, 2016, under Commission Regulation (EU) No. 965/2012 (Air Ops), operators of non-commercial aircraft are now subject, to an appropriate extent, to the same requirements as commercial air operators. This presents new and, in some cases, significant challenges, particularly for private and smaller operators. Among other things, the regulation requires operators of non-commercial aircraft to establish an Operations Manual (OM) and implement a management system. In addition, operators must submit a “Declaration” to the German Federal Aviation Authority (Luftfahrt-Bundesamt), confirming compliance with all NCC requirements and acknowledging their responsibilities.
Embraer Phenom 300 Expands ACM Fleet
As of March 1, ACM AIR CHARTER has taken over the operational management of a non-commercially operated Embraer Phenom 300. With our extensive and long-standing expertise, we are able to provide our client with a comprehensive and fully customized service package. Our Part-NCC Operations Manual includes all necessary provisions to ensure the safe and efficient operation of non-commercial aircraft.
In addition to regulatory compliance, aircraft owners also benefit economically. Jonas Kraft, Head of Sales and Marketing, explains:
“Thanks to the size of our fleet, aircraft owners benefit from a range of purchasing advantages, for example in areas such as insurance and fuel.”
