CAA Statutory Charges Consultation 2022 - 2023
Feedback updated 17 Mar 2022
We asked
We asked for comments on our proposals for revisions to the existing CAA Charges Schemes, due to take effect from 1 April 2022.
The key changes under consultation were:
- General Price Increase
- Design Organisation Approval (Part-21 Subpart J) Annual Charge
- Continuing Airworthiness (Type Certification) Annual Charge
- Cyber Annual Charge
You said
A total number of 12 respondents provided 21 submissions through the consultation exercise.
We did
We are grateful for those submissions received and after CAA Board discussion, we propose to implement the proposals in the consultation without further amendment, with the exception of the Continued Airworthiness (Type Certification) charge as detailed in the response document.
Full details have been published in our response document: FY22/23 CAA Statutory Charges Consultation Response
Overview
This consultation document explains our proposals for revisions to the existing CAA Charges Schemes, due to take effect from 1 April 2022.
We believe our proposals represent a balanced approach to charging, reflecting current circumstances and the important role of the CAA in industry’s recovery. We look forward to receiving feedback on these proposals, in particular from those we regulate.
We welcome comments on all aspects of the proposals, including the charge structures and the level of the charges. Please could all responses be submitted through this site to ensure we are able to respond to your feedback as efficiently as possible.
Audiences
- Aerodrome Operators
- Air Navigation Service Providers
- Air taxi operators
- Air traffic control staff
- Airport operators
- ATS initial training organisations
- Autogyros
- Balloons
- Cargo shippers
- Commercial airlines
- Drone operator
- Drone owner
- Eurocontrol
- FISO licence holders
- Flightcrew
- General Aviation
- Ground handling providers
- Industry representative bodies
- Model aircraft enthusiast
- RFFS Training Providers
- Tour operators
- Training organisations
- Travel agents
- UAV operators
Interests
- Air Traffic Control
- Air Traffic Control
- Aircraft emissions
- Airspace investment
- Airworthiness
- ATOL
- Consumer protection
- Drones
- Economic regulation
- Economic regulation
- FISO training, qualification and licensing
- Flightpaths
- Flying Displays and Events
- Gyroplanes
- Light aircraft
- Microlights
- Model Aircraft
- Rescue and fire fighting
- Safety
- Security
- Training
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