S.I. No. 433/2000 - Irish Aviation Authority (Fees) (No. 2) Order, 2000

Type Statutory Instrument
Publication 2000-12-15
Last updated 2001-12-14
State Repealed superseded text
Text As published
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This is the act as published. Later amendments are not folded into the text below: each one is a separate act in this repository and an entry in this law's history.

1 amending act · 2001-12-14, S.I. No. 567/2001 - Irish Aviation Authority (Fees) Order, 2001

Reform history JSON API

The Irish Aviation Authority, in exercise of the powers conferred on it by sections 5 , 58 , 59 , 60 , 60 (l)(j)(i) of the Irish Aviation Authority Act, 1993 , (No. 29 of 1993) as amended by the Air Navigation and Transport (Amendment) Act, 1998 (No. 24 of 1998) hereby orders as follows:

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(1) This Order may be cited as the Irish Aviation Authority (Fees) Order, 2000.

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In this Order “the Authority” means the Irish Aviation Authority and references to the charging and levying of fees shall be construed as references to the charging and levying of fees by the Authority.

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The Irish Aviation Authority (Fees) Order, 2000, ( S.I. No. 24 of 2000 ) and the Fees (Amendment) Order 2000 ( S.I. No. 336 of 2000 ) are hereby revoked with effect from the coming into operation of this Order.

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(a) Fees shall be charged and levied by the Authority in accordance with the provisions of the Schedules to this Order numbered 1 to 29;

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(1) The Authority may give such directions in respect of such matters and things as may be specified in this Order for carrying out the purposes of this Order or the Schedules thereto as may be necessary and appropriate.

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The fee scales in this Order are specified in IR£ but payment of fees due in Euro will be acceptable at the fixed conversion rate established in January 1999.

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In this Order -

“JAA licence” means a flight crew licence issued in accordance with JAR-FCL for a flight crew member or an aircraft maintenance licence granted in accordance with JAR 66 for an aircraft maintenance engineer;

“JAR 66” means the Joint Aviation Requirements applicable to aircraft maintenance licences; “JAR-FCL” means the Joint Aviation Requirements applicable to Flight Crew Licensing;

“Joint Aviation Authorities (abbreviated as JAA)” has the meaning ascribed to it in section 14 of the Act;

“Joint Aviation Requirements (abbreviated as JARs)” means Requirements adopted by the European Joint Aviation Authorities and accepted by the State under the terms of the Arrangements defined in section 14 (6) of the Irish Aviation Authority Act, 1993 (No. 29 of 1993);

SCHEDULE 1 - FEES FOR THE REGISTRATION OF AN AIRCRAFT

where the maximum total authorised weight (MTWA) of the aircraft-

SCHEDULE 2 - FEES FOR A CERTIFICATE OF TYPE APPROVAL FOR AN AIRCRAFT, AN AIRCRAFT ENGINE OR ANY OTHER AVIATION PRODUCT

There shall be charged and levied for the issue of a Certificate of Type approval for an aircraft, an aircraft engine or other aviation product a fee of an amount equivalent to the cost of such investigations and work as may be required by the Authority for the purpose of such issue subject to a minimum charge of £2250 (€2857).

SCHEDULE 3 - FEES FOR CERTIFICATES OF AIRWORTHINESS

SCHEDULE 4 - FEES FOR A FLIGHT PERMIT

There shall be charged and levied for the grant or renewal of a flight permit, a fee of an amount equivalent to the cost of such investigations and work as may be required by the Authority for the purpose of such grant or renewal, subject to a minimum fee of £210 (€265).

SCHEDULE 5 - FEES FOR APPROVAL OF MODIFICATION TO AN AIRCRAFT

There shall be charged and levied for approval of a modification to an aircraft less than 2700 kgs. a fee of an amount equivalent to the cost of such investigations and work as may be required by the Authority for the purposes of such an approval, subject to a minimum fee of £200 (€254).

There shall be charged and levied for approval of a modification to an aircraft greater than 2700 kgs. a fee of an amount equivalent to the cost of such investigations and work as may be required by the Authority for the purposes of such an approval, subject to a minimum fee of £305 (€387) where such modification is fully supported at the time of application by a state of manufacturer approval or where the design is carried out by an IAA approved design organisation.

There shall be charged and levied for approval of a modification to an aircraft greater than 2700 kgs. a fee of an amount equivalent to the cost of such investigations and work as may be required by the Authority for the purposes of such an approval, subject to a minimum fee of £1100 (€1397) where such modification is not fully supported by a state of manufacturer approval or where the design is not carried out by an IAA approved design organisation.

SCHEDULE 6 - FEES FOR THE ISSUE OR VALIDATION OF A NOISE CERTIFICATE

There shall be charged and levied for the issue of a noise certificate or for the validation of a noise certificate issued by the competent authority of another state a fee of an amount equivalent to the cost of such investigations and work as may be required by the Authority for the purpose of such issue or validation, subject to a minimum fee of £50 (€63).

SCHEDULE 7 - FEES FOR THE ALLOCATION AND ISSUE OF MODE ‘S’ TRANSPONDER CODES

There shall be charged and levied for the allocation and issue of a Mode ‘S’ transponder code a fee of £30 (€38).

SCHEDULE 8 - FEES FOR INSPECTION FOR THE PURPOSES OF ISSUE OF A MAINTENANCE OR OVERHAUL APPROVAL OR A JAR 145 APPROVAL TO AN ORGANISATION

Note: Charges in respect of the renewal of a JAR 145 approval for base maintenance for the holder of an Irish Air Operator's Certificate may, at the discretion of the Authority, be rebated against the aggregate of certificate of airworthiness fees payable per annum by that operator at a rate of 25% in the £.

SCHEDULE 9 - FEES FOR THE APPROVAL OF AN ORGANISATION (DESIGN AND/OR MANUFACTURE)

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There shall be charged and levied by the Authority for the approval of an organisation as an organisation competent to design and/or to manufacture aircraft parts or aviation materials a fee of an amount equivalent to the cost of such investigations and work as may be required for the purposes of the grant or renewal of such an approval subject to a minimum fee of £2645 (€3358) per approval.

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There shall be charged and levied by the Authority for approval of an organisation for the manufacture of aircraft seating foams, carpets or dress fabrics a fee of an amount equivalent to the cost of such investigations and work as may be required for the purposes of the grant of such an approval subject to a minimum fee of £1250 (€1587) and £650 (€825) for each renewal.

SCHEDULE 10 - FEES FOR INSPECTION FOR THE PURPOSES OF APPROVAL OF A PREMISES (STORAGE)

There shall be charged and levied by the Authority for the approval of a premises as suitable for the storage of aircraft accessories and component parts, a fee of an amount equivalent to the cost of such investigations and work as may be required, subject to the following minimum fees:-

SCHEDULE 11 - FEES FOR THE INSPECTION OF A COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT OPERATOR'S ORGANISATION FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE GRANT, RENEWAL OR AMENDMENT OF AN AIR OPERATOR'S CERTIFICATE (AOC) TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF JAR-OPS

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There shall be charged and levied for the inspection and surveillance of an aircraft operator's organisation for the purposes of the grant, variation or renewal of an Aircraft Operator's Certificate, a fee of an amount equivalent to the cost of such investigations and work as may be required by the Authority, subject to the following minimum charges appropriate to the maximum total authorised weight (MTWA) of the heaviest type of aircraft specified in the application -

Grant of an AOC

In respect of one or more —

Aircraft not exceeding 5000 kg. MTWA £8,250 (€10475)
Aircraft exceeding 5000 kg. MTWA but not exceeding 50000 kg. MTWA £12,750 (€16189)
Aircraft exceeding 50000 kg. MTWA £25,400 (€32251)

Renewal of an AOC

In respect of one or more —

Aircraft not exceeding 5000 kg. MTWA - £660 (€838)
Aircraft of MTWA 5001 kg. to 15000 kg. - £1,320 (€1676)
Aircraft of MTWA 15001 kg. to 50000 kg. - £4,540 (€5765)
Aircraft of MTWA 50001 kg. to 100000 kg. - £14,085 (€17884)
Aircraft exceeding an MTWA of 100000 kg. - £28,175 (€35775)

Note: Charges in respect of the renewal of an AOC may, at the discretion of the Authority, be rebated against the aggregate of certificate of airworthiness fees payable per annum by that operator at a rate of 15% in the £.

Special Approvals

Where an application is made for the grant of an approval to operate an aircraft type in RVSM (Reduced Vertical Separation Minima) airspace or the grant of an ETOPS (Extended Twin Engine Operations) approval for an aircraft type, there shall be charged and levied for the grant of such approval a fee of an amount equivalent to the cost of such investigations and work as may be required by the Authority in each case, subject, in the case of RVSM, to a minimum fee of £2530 (€3212) and in the case of an ETOPS approval to a minimum fee of £5060 (€6425).

SCHEDULE 12 - FEES FOR INSPECTION OF AN AIRCRAFT TO SEE IF IT IS AIRWORTHY

There shall be charged and levied for an inspection, on the application of an owner of an aircraft (not being an inspection made with a view to issuing or renewing or validating a certificate of airworthiness or issuing a certificate of airworthiness for an aircraft intended for export) for the purpose of ensuring that an aircraft is airworthy and complies with the requirements for the issue of a certificate of airworthiness, a fee of an amount equivalent to the cost of the inspection subject to a minimum fee as appropriate to the aircraft concerned under Schedule 3 of this Order.

SCHEDULE 13 - FEES FOR THE APPROVAL OF AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGINEER TRAINING COURSES AND TRAINING ORGANISATIONS

There shall be charged and levied for the grant and the renewal of a JAR 147 approval for an aircraft maintenance engineer training organisation:

There shall be charged and levied for the approval and renewal of an approval for a course of type training for persons applying for an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer's Licence, a fee of £138 (€175).

There shall be charged and levied for the provision of training courses by the Authority a fee of an amount equivalent to the cost of providing such training courses subject to a minimum fee of £470 (€597) per diem.

SCHEDULE 14 - FEES FOR INSPECTIONS IN RELATION TO DANGEROUS GOODS

There shall be charged and levied for an inspection for the purpose of ensuring compliance with the provisions of the Air Navigation (Carriage of Munitions of War, Weapons and Dangerous Goods) Orders, 1973 and 1989 ( S.I. No. 224 of 1973 and S.I. No. 130 of 1989 ), a fee of an amount equivalent to the cost of the inspection subject to a minimum fee of £260 (€330).

SCHEDULE 15 - FEES FOR THE INSPECTION OF FUEL INSTALLATIONS AT AERODROMES, HELIPORTS OR ELSEWHERE

There shall be charged and levied for the inspection of aviation fuel installations, located at any place where aircraft may take-off or land within the State other than at an aerodrome or a place under the control of the Minister for Defence, a fee of an amount equivalent to the cost of such inspection, subject to the following minimum fees:-

Inspection of an installation at a licensed aerodrome, a fee per inspection of £160 (€203).

For all other installations, a fee per inspection of £65 (€83).

SCHEDULE 16 - FEES FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF STUDENT AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS, AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS AND AERODROME FLIGHT INFORMATION SERVICE OFFICERS

SCHEDULE 17 - FEES FOR LICENCES FOR STUDENT AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS, AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS AND AERODROME FLIGHT INFORMATION SERVICE OFFICERS

APPENDIX TO SCHEDULE 17

Description of Service Technical Examination (if required) Technical Examination (if required) Grant, Renewal or Validation - Fees for each complete period of validity Grant, Renewal or Validation - Fees for each complete period of validity
1. Student Air Traffic Controllers Licence
Grant - - £35.00 (€44)
Renewal - - £35.00 (€57)
2. Air Traffic Controllers Licence
Grant £35.00 (€44) £69.00 (€88)
per subject per subject
Renewal £35.00 (€44) £69.00 (€88)
per subject per subject
(i) Aerodrome Control Rating £45.00 (€57) - -
(ii) Approach Control Rating £65.00 (€83)
(iii) Approach Radar Control Rating £95.00 (€121)
(iv) Precision Approach Control Rating £95.00 (€121) - -
(v) Area Control Rating £85.00 (€108) - -
(vi) Area Radar Control Rating £120.00 (€152)
3. Aerodrome Flight Information Service Officer's Licence
Grant £35.00 (€44) £69.00 (€88)
Renewal £35.00 (€44) £69.00 (€88)

SCHEDULE 18 - FEES FOR AERODROME AND HELIPORT LICENCES AND CERTAIN OTHER FEES FOR AERODROMES AND HELIPORTS

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There shall be charged and levied for the grant, renewal or variation of a licence for an aerodrome or heliport the fees as set out at (2) below.

Class A2 - Aerodromes: Aerodromes, having a Control Zone and/or Instrument Approach and having at least one runway of length 1200m or more and less than 1800m, which are licensed for Public use;

Class A3 - Aerodromes: Aerodromes, having a Control Zone and/or Instrument Approach and having no runway of length greater than 1200m, which are licensed for public use;

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(a) (i) For the grant or renewal of a Class A1 - Aerodrome licence, a minimum fee of £2500 (€3174) per year and an additional variable charge for commercial movements in excess of 10,000 per year at the a rate to be prescribed in a direction under this Order;

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There shall be charged and levied for the grant of a permission, where such is required, to use a place not licensed as an aerodrome as a place for the take-off and landing of aircraft, a fee of an amount equivalent to the cost of such investigations and work as may be required, subject to a minimum fee of £305 (€387).

SCHEDULE 19 - FEES FOR AN APPROVAL AND CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE (AERODROME RADIO EQUIPMENT)

There shall be charged and levied for an application for an approval, an approval, and the renewal of a certificate of compliance confirming the compliance of aerodrome radio equipment with the standards and procedures specified by the International Civil Aviation Organisation, fees in accordance with the following scale:-

SCHEDULE 20 - FEES FOR FLIGHT TESTS

1. GENERAL

There shall be charged and levied for flight tests conducted to assess the skill of applicants for the grant, renewal or re-issue of various flight crew licences and associated ratings or, where required, for the validation of licences issued by the relevant authorities of other states fees as set out hereunder:

2. CLASSIFICATION OF FLIGHT TESTS

For the purposes of this Schedule, flight tests are classified as follows:-

The flight tests in this group are for the grant or, where required, the renewal, re-issue or validation of a Private Pilot's Licence (P.P.L.), a multi-engine rating or an aircraft class or type rating in respect of an aircraft of under 5,700 kgs. Maximum Total Authorised Weight and for the renewal of an Instrument Rating endorsed on any licence.

The flight tests in this group are for the grant, or, where required, for the renewal, re-issue or validation of a Professional Pilot's Licence and for the grant of a single or multi-engine Instrument Rating or the grant of a Flight Instructor Rating Class 1 or Class 2 in respect of single or multi-engine aircraft of under 5,700 kgs. Maximum Total Authorised Weight

The flight tests in this group are for the renewal of a Flight Instructor Rating or the renewal of an Examiner authorisation.

The flight tests in this group are for the grant, or, where required, for the renewal, re-issue or validation of a Professional Pilot's Licence and for the grant of a single or multi-engine Type Rating or Instrument Rating, or for the grant of an Instructor Rating or the grant of an Examiner authorisation in respect of a single or multi-engine aircraft of over 5,700 kgs. Maximum Total Authorised Weight.

3. FEES PAYABLE

The amounts listed below are the fees for a flight test.

£240 (€305) per candidate

£330 (€419) per candidate

£155 (€197) per candidate

£430 (€546) per candidate

Repeat tests will be charged at 50% of the standard rate.

4. FEE REDUCTION FOR COMBINED FLIGHT TESTS

Where a candidate intends to take a combined flight test, e.g. a CPL and Instrument rating, the fees for the additional ratings will be 25% of the fee otherwise applicable. The total fee will be rounded up to the nearest whole pound.

5. SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS FOR FLIGHT TEST FEES

Where a flight test candidate does not attend for the flight test and such absence has not been excused by prior arrangement with the flight test examiner the candidate's fees shall be forfeited. However, 50% of the fee will be offset against the fee otherwise payable should the candidate apply for another flight test.

Where a flight test candidate withdraws his flight test application before any costs have been incurred by the flight test examiner, he may be paid a refund of his flight test fee less an administration fee of £25 (€32). Where a flight test candidate withdraws his flight test application after costs have been incurred by the flight test examiner, the rules applicable to failure to attend as set out in (a) above shall apply.

It is the responsibility of the applicant(s) to provide a serviceable, suitable and acceptable aircraft for the flight test(s). Where a flight test examiner attends at a location for a flight test(s) and such test(s) cannot be carried out because of the unavailability of a serviceable, suitable and acceptable aircraft, the sum of £205 (€260) shall be forfeited by the candidate.

Fees for flight tests for Aircraft Type ratings or instrument ratings on aircraft which exceed a Maximum Total Authorised Weight of 5,700 kgs. requiring a flight test examiner supplied by the Authority, shall be charged on a cost recovery basis, subject to a minimum of the appropriate flight test fee specified at paragraph 3 above.

Fees for a flight test, when required, for the grant, renewal, re-issue or validation of a Flight Engineer's Licence or Flight Navigator's Licence shall be charged on a cost recovery basis, subject to a minimum of the appropriate flight test fee specified at paragraph 3 above for “Flight Test - Group B”.

Fees for skill tests conducted in an aircraft simulator shall be charged on a cost recovery basis subject to a minimum of the appropriate flight test fee for the licence or rating sought as specified in this Schedule.

Flight tests delegated to an external flight test examiner may be charged at the rates applicable to the particular flight test as set out in this Schedule.

6. FLIGHT TESTS GIVING RISE TO EXTRAORDINARY COSTS

Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this Schedule, where any flight tests are conducted which, due to the particular circumstances, give rise to extraordinary costs, such costs shall be recovered through increased fees which shall be notified to and agreed with the flight test candidate(s) in advance.

SCHEDULE 21 - FEES FOR FLIGHT CREW LICENCES AND VALIDATIONS

1. GENERAL

2. FEES PAYABLE

3. SUPPLEMENTARY PROVISIONS

The fee for the replacement of any licence or rating document or certificate shall be 50% of the fee specified in the Appendix hereto for the grant thereof.

Fees for a variation, alteration, endorsement of, or removal of a restriction on any licence or rating shall, where not otherwise provided for in the Appendix to this Schedule, be charged on a cost recovery basis subject to a minimum fee of £15 (€19).

Where an exemption is granted from the requirement to hold a licence or rating, the fee for such exemption shall be the fee specified in the Appendix hereto for the grant of the licence or rating in question.

APPENDIX TO SCHEDULE 21

1. CPL, ATPL and FE Licences

(Note: After 1^st November, 2000, any Irish national CPL's, ATPL's, FE Licences will be issued for an overall effectivity period of 5 years).

1.1 For the initial issue of an Irish national CPL or an Irish national ATPL licence or an Irish national Flight Engineer (FE) Licence valid for 5 years, including initial type or class rating(s) and instrument rating(s) where these are included in the application and including instructor rating(s) (if transferred from another Irish licence) £180 (€229);

1.2 For the initial issue of a JAR-FCL CPL, ATPL or FE licence(effective for 5 years), including an initial type and/or class rating and instrument rating where these are included in the application £215 (€273);

1.3 For the re-issue of a CPL, ATPL or FE licence (Irish national or JAR-FCL) valid for 5 years) £123 (€156);

1.4 Issue of duplicate replacement CPL, ATPL or FE Licence £42 (€53).

2. Student and Private Pilot Licences

(Note: After 1^st November, 2000, any Irish national SPL's or PPL's will be issued for an overall effectivity period of 5 years.)

2.1 For the initial issue of an SPL (effective for 5 years) under Irish national rules for the JAR-FCL system (with effect from 1^st November, 2000) £40 (€51);

2.2 For the re-issue of an SPL (effective for 5 years) £40 (€51);

2.3 For the initial issue(with effect from 1^st November, 2000) of an Irish national PPL (effective for 5 years), including initial type or class rating(s) and instrument rating(s) where these are included in the application and including instructor rating(s) (if transferred from another Irish licence) £115 (€146);

2.4 For the initial issue of a JAR-FCL PPL (effective for 5 years), including initial type or class rating(s) and instrument rating(s) where these are included in the application and including instructor rating(s) (if transferred from another Irish licence) £115 (€146);

2.5 For the re-issue of a PPL (Irish national or JAR-FCL) valid for 5 years) £72 (€91);

2.6 Issue of duplicate replacement CPL, ATPL or FE Licence £42 (€53).

3. Validations of Non-Irish Licences

3.1 Initial issue of Validation £150 (€190);

3.2 Subsequent issues of Validation £150 (€190).

4. Ratings

4.1 Addition of an aircraft type/class rating to an existing licence £160 (€203);

4.2 For the renewal of an aircraft type/class rating £80 (€102);

4.3 Variation of an aircraft type/class rating £80 (€102);

4.4 For the inclusion of a subsequent variation of a special authorisation to allow an applicant to fly an aircraft of a type not listed in the JAR-FCL 1 and 2 class and type rating guide £160 (€203);

4.5 Inclusion of a flight instructor rating or flight instructor rating (restricted) or assistant flying instructor rating £123 (€156);

4.6 Variation of a flight instructor rating, a flight instructor rating (restricted) or assistant flying instructor rating £70 (€89);

4.7 Inclusion of a night rating or parachute rating £80 (€102).

5. Assessment

5.1 Application for a written assessment, particular to that applicant, of the evidence, examination or tests which the Authority will require in respect of his knowledge, experience, competence or skill in respect of a PPL, CPL or ATPL pilot's licence or FE licence or a rating (other than an instructor rating) contained therein, the applicant shall pay £97 (€123).

SCHEDULE 22 - FEES FOR AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGINEERS' LICENCES AND BASIC AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING CERTIFICATES

APPENDIX 1 TO SCHEDULE 22

Description of Service Technical Examination Fee (if required) Technical Examination Fee (if required) Grant, Renewal, Continuity, and Validation Fees for each period of validity Grant, Renewal, Continuity, and Validation Fees for each period of validity Grant, Renewal, Continuity, and Validation Fees for each period of validity
£ (€) £ (€)
Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Licence in respect of aircraft under 2,700 kgs. MTWA:
Grant 45.00 (57) 17.00 (22) for 1 year
Renewal 25.00 (32) 17.00 (22) per year
Extension 45.00 (57) 17.00 (22) for 1 year
Validation 17.00 (22) per six months
Technical examination for validation of foreign licence 25.00 (32)
Air legislation examination for validation of foreign licence 20.00 (25)
Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Licence in respect of aircraft over 2,700 kgs. MTWA:
Grant 50.00 (63) 50.00 (63) for 1 year
Renewal 30.00 (38) 30.00 (36) per year
Extension 50.00 (63) 30.00 (38) per year
Validation 30.00 (38) per six months
Technical examination for validation of foreign licence 50.00 (63)
Air legislation examination for validation of foreign licence 30.00 (38)
JAR-66 Aircraft Maintenance Licence:
Issue 50.00 (63)
Variation 50.00 (63)
Continuity (for five years period) 25.00 (32)
Conversion from National Qualifications 75.00 (95)
Basic Aeronautical Engineering Certificate - for each part 100.00 (127)
JAR-66 examination (per module) 20.00 (25)

APPENDIX 2 TO SCHEDULE 22

Description of Service Technical Examination Fee (if required) Technical Examination Fee (if required) Grant, Renewal, Continuity, and Validation Fees for each period of validity Grant, Renewal, Continuity, and Validation Fees for each period of validity Grant, Renewal, Continuity, and Validation Fees for each period of validity
£ (€) £ (€)
Aircraft Maintenance Engineers Licence in respect of aircraft under 2,700 kgs.
MTOW
Grant 200.00 (254) 50.00 (63) per year
Renewal 150.00 (190) 30.00 (38) do
Extension 150.00 (190) 30.00 (38) do
Validation - per six month period 150.00 (190) 30.00 (38) do
Technical examination for validation of foreign licence 100.00 (127)
Air legislation examination for validation of foreign licence 100.00 (127)
Basic Aeronautical Engineering Certificate - for each part 200.00 (254)

SCHEDULE 23 - FEES FOR AERONAUTICAL EXAMINATIONS

There shall be charged and levied in respect of Aeronautical Examinations, listed in the Appendix to this Schedule and conducted for the purpose of the grant of flight crew licences, or, if required, for the validation of licences issued by the Aeronautical Authorities of other states, the fees specified in the said Appendix

Examination applications, accompanied by the appropriate fees, should be received at least 21 days before the examination starting date. Where an examination application is received less than 21 days but at least 7 days before the examination starting date, the fees for such application, if accepted, shall be increased by 20%. Where an examination application is received less than 7 days before the examination starting date, the fees for such application, if accepted, shall be increased by 50%. Where a change is made to an examination application less than 21 days before the examination starting date, the appropriate late application fee supplement as set out above shall be charged for each subject changed.

Where it is expedient to hold examinations at times or locations other than those normally appointed, or where the holding of such examinations has been specially requested, the fees may be increased to meet any additional costs. Such increased fees shall be determined by the Authority and notified in advance.

Where an examination is required for the grant, renewal, re-issue or validation of a Flight Engineer's Licence, or of any other licence or rating not otherwise provided for, the fees shall be determined by the Authority and notified in advance.

APPENDIX TO SCHEDULE 23

Type of Exam Cost per Exam Subject Cost per Exam Subject Rechecks (per subject) Rechecks (per subject)
£ (€) £ (€)
Private Pilots Licence 20 (25) 10 (13)
Commercial Pilot Licence (Aeroplane) (Excluding Aeroplane Type Technical) 30 (38) 15 (19)
Commercial Pilot Licence (Helicopter) (Excluding Helicopter Type Technical) 30 (38) 15 (19)
Airline Transport Pilot's Licence (excluding Type Technical) (Note (1) 1 ) 60 (76) 25 (32)
Aeroplane or Helicopter Type Technical Exams for PPL (H) or (Note (2) 2 ) any professional licence 60 (76) 26 (33)

SCHEDULE 24 - FEES FOR MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS

There shall be charged and levied -

SCHEDULE 25 - FEES FOR GRANT OF PERMISSIONS FOR BALLOONS

1.

There shall be charged and levied for the grant of permissions for the tethered or free flight of manned or unmanned balloons the fees as set out at paragraph 2 below.

2.

(a) For permission to operate a tethered or free manned balloon for aerial work purposes, a fee of £60 (€76) for any single operation, or a fee of £90 (€114) for a number of operations at a single event, or a fee of £410 (€521) for an unlimited number of operations performed within a period of one year in accordance with conditions specified by the Authority.

3.

The fees prescribed in this Schedule may be waived if such activities have been approved and given general permission under the terms of an Operations Manual for which the appropriate fees have been paid in accordance with the provisions of Schedule 10 or Schedule 25 of this Order.

4.

Where any investigations and work for any permissions for which fees are prescribed by this Schedule give rise to greater costs than can be recovered from the said fees, such costs shall be recovered from the applicant.

SCHEDULE 26 - FEES IN RELATION TO PARACHUTING

1.

There shall be charged and levied for the grant of permissions, authorisations or approvals for parachuting activities the fees as set out at paragraph 2 below.

2.

(a) For the grant of a Parachute Display Permit, a fee of an amount equivalent to the cost of such investigations and work as may be required, subject to a minimum fee of £30 (€38).

SCHEDULE 27 - FEES FOR AERIAL WORK OPERATIONS

1.

(a) There shall be charged and levied for the examination and acceptance of the Operations Manual and the Maintenance Manual in respect of an of an aerial work aircraft and for the grant of any permissions or exemptions the fees as set out at paragraph 2 below.

“aerial work aircraft” means an aircraft, not being a public transport aircraft or an aircraft flying in accordance with the proviso to paragraph (2) of Article 2 of the Air Navigation (Personnel Licensing) Order, 2000 ( S.I. No. 333 of 2000 ), which is being flown for payment required to be made, or promised to the operator of the aircraft, being a payment for the flight or in respect of the purpose for which the flight is undertaken;

2.

(a) For the initial examination and the acceptance of the Operations Manual and the Maintenance Manual in respect of an aerial work aircraft, a fee of an amount equivalent to the cost of such investigations and work as may be required, subject to a minimum fee of £450 (€571).

3.

The fees prescribed at Paragraph 2 above shall not be applicable to a permission for an aerial work aircraft which is also engaged in a public transport operation under an Air Operator's Certificate (although a permission is still required) and the operator concerned has paid the appropriate fees specified in Schedule 10 of this Order and where the aerial work operation is included in the Operations Manual and the Maintenance Manual provided for the purpose of the Air Operator's Certificate concerned.

SCHEDULE 28 - FEES IN CONNECTION WITH AIR TRANSPORT OPERATORS AND FLIGHT TRAINING ORGANISATIONS

1.

There shall be charged and levied in connection with the approval of Simulators, Type Rating Examiners and Flight Training Organisations the fees as set out at paragraph 2 below.

2.

(a) For the grant or renewal of an approval of a simulator for use by an air transport operator, the cost of such investigations and work as may be required by the Authority, subject to a minimum fee of £1900 (€2413) and for the grant of an approval to use an already approved simulator, a fee of £65 (83) per application.

SCHEDULE 29 - MISCELLANEOUS FEES AND CHARGES

1.

Where the Authority is charged by the Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA) for services provided by the Joint Aviation Authorities to a person or company, the Authority may recover the amount of the charge from that person or company.

2.

The fee payable for the grant of any exemption, permission or a change in category or class of any certificate or licence issued by the Authority in accordance with the requirements of the relevant legislation, which is not otherwise specified herein, shall be an amount equivalent to the cost of such investigations and work as may be required by the Authority, subject to a minimum fee of £65 (€83).

PRESENT when the Common Seal of the Irish Aviation Authority was affixed hereto on this 15th of December, 2000

Paul Duffy Director
Tom Quinn Director

EXPLANATORY NOTE

This Order revokes and re-enacts with modifications the Air Navigation (Fees) Order, 2000, and gives effect to increases in fees for aeronautical licences, certificates and permits. It also provides for the introduction of new fees.

Footnotes

1

Where candidates are taking ATPL exams without having passed all of the CPL subjects, they may be required to take some of the CPL subjects (e.g. Air Law, Performance “A”, Signals) and these will be charged at the relevant CPL rates.

2

All Type Technical exams are charged separately.

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