PART 10 – COMMERCIAL AIR TRANSPORT BY FOREIGN AIR OPERATORS WITHIN GHANA

PART 10 – COMMERCIAL AIR TRANSPORT BY FOREIGN AIR OPERATORS WITHIN GHANA



Introduction

Part 10 sets forth the terms and conditions under which Ghana shall carry out its aviation safety
responsibility to its own citizens and to assure the safe operation, airworthiness and aircrew
qualifications of Foreign Air Operators it allows into Ghana’s territory as mandated by the
Convention on International Civil Aviation (The “Chicago Convention”) and its own laws and
Directives. The requirements placed upon such air operators in this Part are directly related to
each contracting State’s responsibility to assure that its air operators engaged in international
commercial air transport adhere to standards set forth in applicable ICAO Annexes and those
special conditions existing within Ghana that are notified to ICAO as differences from the
requirements of the Annexes, and special conditions within Ghana that are reported in
publications like the Airman’s Information Manuals and Publications.
Part 10 gives deference to, and emphasizes the responsibilities existing between all contracting
States to adhere to international standards under the Chicago Convention respecting the safety
regulation of its air operators, of the aircraft on its registry, and the licensing of its crew operating
those aircraft.



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