ILLEGAL AIRCRAFT CHARTER Panel:Ian Clark, Clark Ricketts LLP Brian Humphries, EBAA Paul Cremin,Department for Transport Clark Ricketts LLP
What is permitted in relation to a private flight? Clark Ricketts LLP
What is permitted in relation to a private flight? 1. Employing the pilot Clark Ricketts LLP
What is permitted in relation to a private flight? 1. Employing the pilot – whether the owner is an individual or corporation Clark Ricketts LLP
What is permitted in relation to a private flight? 1. Employing the pilot – whether the owner is an individual or corporation 2. Cross charging between companies Clark Ricketts LLP
What is permitted in relation to a private flight? 1. Employing the pilot – whether the owner is an individual or corporation 2. Cross charging between companies – and employing the pilot Clark Ricketts LLP
What is permitted in relation to a private flight? 1. Employing the pilot – whether the owner is an individual or corporation 2. Cross charging between companies – and employing the pilot 3. Cost sharing Clark Ricketts LLP
What is permitted in relation to a private flight? 1. Employing the pilot – whether the owner is an individual or corporation 2. Cross charging between companies – and employing the pilot 3. Cost sharing – not more than 20 participants Clark Ricketts LLP
What is permitted in relation to a private flight? 1. Employing the pilot – whether the owner is an individual or corporation 2. Cross charging between companies – and employing the pilot 3. Cost sharing – not more than 20 participants – indirect and direct operating costs only Clark Ricketts LLP
What is permitted in relation to a private flight? 1. Employing the pilot – whether the owner is an individual or corporation 2. Cross charging between companies – and employing the pilot 3. Cost sharing – not more than 20 participants – indirect and direct operating costs only 4. Leasing-in the aircraft and employing a pilot Clark Ricketts LLP
What is permitted in relation to a private flight? 1. Employing the pilot – whether the owner is an individual or corporation 2. Cross charging between companies – and employing the pilot 3. Cost sharing – not more than 20 participants – indirect and direct operating costs only 4. Leasing-in the aircraft and employing a pilot 5. Hiring-in the aircraft and sharing the costs Clark Ricketts LLP
What is permitted in relation to a private flight? 1. Employing the pilot – whether the owner is an individual or corporation 2. Cross charging between companies – and employing the pilot 3. Cost sharing – not more than 20 participants – indirect and direct operating costs only 4. Leasing-in the aircraft and employing a pilot 5. Hiring-in the aircraft and sharing the costs – pilot must pay his share of the costs Clark Ricketts LLP
What is NOT permitted in relation to a private flight? Clark Ricketts LLP
What is NOT permitted in relation to a private flight? 1. Cost sharing and paying the pilot Clark Ricketts LLP
What is NOT permitted in relation to a private flight? 1. Cost sharing and paying the pilot 2. Hiring-in the aircraft and paying the pilot Clark Ricketts LLP
What is NOT permitted in relation to a private flight? 1. Cost sharing and paying the pilot 2. Hiring-in the aircraft and paying the pilot 3. Leasing-in the aircraft with pilot Clark Ricketts LLP
What is NOT permitted in relation to a private flight? 1. Cost sharing and paying the pilot 2. Hiring-in the aircraft and paying the pilot 3. Leasing-in the aircraft with pilot 4. Operation by AOC holder carrying passengers Clark Ricketts LLP
What is NOT permitted in relation to a private flight? 1. Cost sharing and paying the pilot 2. Hiring-in the aircraft and paying the pilot 3. Leasing the aircraft with pilot 4. AOC operating the aircraft carrying passengers – even if the owner of the aircraft is carried (only exception is where ALL passengers are directors or employees of the AOC holder) Clark Ricketts LLP
ILLEGAL AIRCRAFT CHARTER Panel:Ian Clark, Clark Ricketts LLP Brian Humphries, EBAA Paul Cremin,Department for Transport Clark Ricketts LLP