ADVOKS GLOBAL · KENYA
The Civil Aviation (Aerial Work Operations - Agriculture) Regulations, 2025
70. Airworthiness Directives and Manufacturers’ Technical Information
Edition: 2026-03-06 · In force
70. Airworthiness Directives and Manufacturers’ Technical Information
(1)The owner shall have procedures to ensure that Airworthiness Directives (AD’s) are complied with as required.(2)When the manufacturer’s service information is received an immediate assessment shall be made to establish the applicability.(3)A record of all Airworthiness Directives and non-mandatory modifications are to be kept and the record shall list all AD’s generally applicable to the type including those not specifically applicable to the individual aircraft, including the reason for non-applicability.(4)The Operator shall ensure that the relevant aircraft manufacturer is aware that they are users of the aircraft equipment so that all relevant service information, details of in-service experience of the aircraft and amendments to manuals, including the Flight Manual are received and embodied in a timely manner.(5)The owner shall hold and make available to personnel concerned the necessary technical data, e.g. the Civil Aviation Regulations, manufacturer’s manuals, any relevant service information, any other related literature appropriates to the aircraft types operated by the owner certificate and copies of appropriate company manuals, procedures and instructions. A person must be appointed to be responsible for the technical library.(6)Arrangements shall be made for the supply of amendments, so that all publications are kept up-to-date, and of any additional technical information relevant to the work undertaken.(7)Arrangements shall be made for manuals or sections of manuals, schedules, service information, etc., appropriate to the work undertaken, to be made available and a suitable procedure maintained to ensure that such information is kept up to date.