Foreign Carrier Permit
*Charges for the issue of Foreign Carrier Permits became active in Guernsey on the 14th February 2019. Charges for Jersey became active on the 6th March 2019.
Under the Jersey Air Navigation (Law) 2014, Part 15, Article 105 and The Air Navigation (Bailiwick of Guernsey) (Foreign Aircraft Operations) Regulations, 2019. Operators of aircraft registered in a foreign country require a Foreign Carrier Permit in order to undertake commercial air transport to and from the Bailiwick of Jersey or Guernsey.
Applications should be made to the Office of the DCA using the links below.
Jersey - Jersey Foreign Carrier Application
Guernsey - Guernsey Aviation Permit Application
Fee - £82 per application
Should you experience any problems or have any questions while making an application, please contact the team at permits@cidca.aero.
Aerial Work Permit
Aerial work means an aircraft operation or Small unmanned aircraft operation in which an aircraft is used for the purpose of providing specialised services. These include but are not limited to mapping, surveying, filming or imagery, observation, surveillance, patrol, inspection, parachute jumping etc. Under the Air Navigation (Jersey) Law 2014, Article 52 Regulation of Small Unmanned Aircraft, and Article 97 Aerial Work Operations and under the Air Navigation (Bailiwick of Guernsey) Law 2012,Chapter 5, 37. Regulation of Small Unmanned Aircraft, and Chapter 8, 70. Grant of Aerial Work Certificates. An aerial work permit is required and must be granted before any operation commences.
Applications should be made to the Office of the DCA using the links below.
Jersey - Jersey Aerial Work Permit Application
Guernsey - Guernsey Aviation Permit Application
Fee - £82 per application
Should you experience any problems or have any questions while making an application, please contact the team at permits@cidca.aero.
Occurrence reporting, mandatory and voluntarily.
GAR 13 requires holders of approvals, permits and validations issued by the Director of Civil Aviation to report occurrences.
There are two forms to report occurrences:
Occurrence reports can be filed using the online portal link that will direct you to the DCA Centrik management system.
If you wish to report confidentially, or you do not want to file via the portal, you can download the relevant form above and then email directly to the DCA here
The DCA also welcomes the reporting of occurrences that are not mandatory, ie Voluntarily, so as to jointly establish and ensure a safe aviation environment.
Voluntary reports can be filed via the portal or by completing one of the above occurrence reports.