iii) an aerobatic competency certificate equivalent to (i) and (ii) above and recognized by Transport Canada; ii) arranging for refuelling of aircraft, both participating and visiting, and establishing liaison with military participants. a) parachutists may exit the jump aircraft over any primary spectator area, secondary spectator area, built-up area or occupied building, provided the exit is made in conditions such that, in the event of a parachute malfunction, the parachutist or associated equipment will not land within any of these areas;

When conducting a display manoeuvre, an aircraft is flown in the flying display area and along the appropriate show line, at a distance from any primary spectator area, secondary spectator area, built-up area and occupied building established as follows: iv) flight over the primary spectator area by a single aircraft, an aircraft in a single formation or by multiple aircraft in trail, provided ii) where a prominent terrain feature exists that may be utilized to mark the show line, the distance between the show line and the primary spectator area may, upon application made under section 623.02, be reduced from 1,000 feet to 800 feet, i) Trash discarded by spectators can be a hazard to persons or to aircraft. Cans, cups, or other objects can be turned into projectiles by rotor downwash, propeller or jet blast and can cause severe damage to aircraft engines, if ingested.movement area" means, pursuant to section 101.01 of the Canadian Aviation Regulations, a part of an aerodrome that is intended to be used for the surface movement of aircraft, and includes the manoeuvring area and aprons; ( aire de mouvement) Agility manoeuvres include abrupt pedal turns, sideward and rearward flight manoeuvres, out-of-ground effect hovering, and continued operation in the avoid area of the height velocity diagram. special aviation event" means , pursuant to section 101.01 of the Canadian Aviation Regulations, an air show, a lowand#8209;level air race, an aerobatic competition, a fly-in or a balloon festival; ( manifestation aéronautique spéciale) As defined in 623.00 (Interpretation), a flyby means a non-aerobatic pass or a series of non-aerobatic passes, performed by one or more aircraft at an air show. A flyby can be performed by a single aircraft, by aircraft in formation, or by aircraft in trail. f) for an aircraft that is to be launched from a remote airfield, the briefing may be given to the aircraft's pilot by telephone; and

i) Parachuting, when properly organized and conducted by qualified and experienced parachutists, can be an asset to an air show or other aviation event. f)(i) - The Operation of an Aircraft while Conducting Aerobatic Manoeuvres in or into Controlled Airspace or an Air Route A) ensuring that the responsibilities in (ii) through (v) have been assigned to appropriately qualified persons, A helicopter authorized in the special flight operations certificate issued for the air show to perform at an air show for the purposes of aerial demonstrations may perform the following: As defined in 623.00 (Interpretation), a fly-past is a non-aerobatic pass, performed by one or more aircraft as an integral part of an aerobatic routine, at an air show. A fly-past can be performed by a single aircraft, by aircraft in formation, or by aircraft in trail.

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It is not the intent of these standards to confine a certificate holder to a mandatory management structure. The management structure (position titles) outlined in the following section is not mandatory, but has served as an adequate model to date in Canada. A certificate holder may or may not wish to use these position titles, however the responsibilities are mandatory. g) the proposed flight program schedule, including start-up, taxi, take-off, show routine and landing timings, the "on" and "off" stage times and the location of the previous and next performer; ii) Examples of other subjects that have been included in briefings are medical factors affecting pilot performance, e.g. over the counter medication, pilot fatigue, heat stress and factors affecting orientation of flight over water demonstrations or unusual terrain. II) terminate any performance or demonstration that, in his or her opinion, is being conducted in an unsafe manner, iv) favourable assessment referred to in paragraph 623.06(1)(e) of the manoeuvres referred to in paragraph 623.07(14)(c) from either Transport Canada or the FAA (United States).

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sponsor" means the person or agency responsible for the organisation and conduct of a special aviation event. ( organisateur ) c) an aerobatic demonstration may only be carried in weather conditions where the ceiling is 2,500 feet or more AGL and ground visibility of three miles or more; and balloon festival" means an event where one or more manned balloons will launch from or fly in into an area before an invited assembly of persons. ( festival de ballons) invited assembly of persons" means, pursuant to section 101.01 of the Canadian Aviation Regulations, any number of persons who have been invited, by any means, to attend a special aviation event. The term excludes competition judges, the holder of a special flight operations certificate, members of a certificate holder's staff and members of a participant's support team; ( rassemblement de personnes invitées)