NIGERIAN CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY

AVIATION HOUSE
P. M. B. 21029, 21038, Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria

CL: O-OPS 015B EVALUATION OF DEMO FLIGHT

Demonstration flights must be conducted in all respects as if they were revenue services. Depending
on the nature of the operation, more than one demonstration flight may be required.

The following conditions apply to demonstration flights.

• Demonstration flights must cover at least two route sectors, with one sector preferably
conducted at night.
• Adequate time must be planned at each port to allow for inspection of the applicant’s ground
staff, procedures and facilities, and to enable inspection of dispatch preparation, aircraft
loading, passenger processing and aircraft servicing.
• A demonstration flight must include a representative selection of the destinations intended to
be serviced.
• In the interests of realism, the operator should be asked to carry operator staff or their family
and friends to simulate a normal passenger load. The operator’s cargo or equipment may
also be carried.

CL: O-OPS 015B 015B-1 26TH APRIL 2010

 NIGERIAN CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY
AVIATION HOUSE

P. M. B. 21029, 21038, Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria

CL: O-OPS 015B EVALUATION OF DEMO FLIGHT

Record ID: Inspector Type of Operation Activity Number –

Checklist
Date Accomplished: Location Operator # Tracking #
Station Manager Aircraft Types Supported

Instructions for Use:

1. Check `S’ column if you reviewed the record, procedure or event and it is `Satisfactory’.
2. Check `U’ column if you reviewed the record, procedure or event and it is `Unsatisfactory’.
3. Check NS (not seen) column if you did not review the record, procedure or event or you do
not have adequate information to make a valid comment.
4. Check NA (not applicable) column, if the line item is not required in this particular situation.
5. ’Enter any notes on reverse side regarding a ‘U’ answer for transfer to the Safety Issues
Resolution Report.
6. For later reference, precede any notes with the appropriate question number.

The following functions must be demonstrated during

S/N S U NS NA
demonstration flights:
1. Compliance with flight crew flight and duty times
2. Scheduled turn-around times and on-time departures
3. Recording and rectification of defects encountered
4. Refueling
5. Load control
6. Baggage and/or cargo loading and unloading
7. Passenger handling
Flight and cabin crew compliance with duties and company
8.
procedures
9. Capacity of airport facilities to support the services
10. Aircraft pushback (when used)
11. Capacity to notify relevant persons of operational changes
12. Flight planning
13. Operational control
14. Suitability of aircraft performance information
15. Suitability of route qualification training.

CL: O-OPS 015B 015B-2 26TH APRIL 2010

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CL: O-OPS 015B 015B-3 26TH APRIL 2010