Government Aviation - Handbook

"Government aviation" refers to aviation operations conducted by or on behalf of government entities. This can include various activities such as military aviation, law enforcement aviation (such as police helicopters), search and rescue operations, firefighting efforts using aerial resources, and governmental transportation (for officials or for public services). Government aviation can involve a range of aircraft types and missions, serving diverse purposes related to the functions and responsibilities of the government.

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SAN ANDREAS STATE POLICE
GOVERNMENT AVIATION
HANDBOOK

THIS SECTION TALKS ABOUT THE AVIATION OF GOVERNMENT INSTANCES SUCH AS EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES, FIREFIGHTER, AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
HOW TO FLY LEGALLY AND SAFELY
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THIS SECTION TALKS ABOUT HOW TO FLY LEGALLY AND SAFELY AT THE SKIES OF SAN ANDREAS STATE AS A GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE PILOT.
WHICH LICENSE APPLIES FOR WHICH AIRCRAFT?
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EACH TYPE OF AIRCRAFT ONLY HAS ONE TYPE OF LICENSE. ONE TYPE OF LICENSE DOES NOT APPLY TO ALL TYPES OF AIRCRAFT
  • Flying License for Helicopter will be marked with the name "Rotary-Wing Pilot Certificate"
  • Flying License for Thruster Jetpack will be marked with the name "Thruster Jetpack Pilot Certificate"
COMMUNICATION PROCEDURE
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COMMUNICATION PROCEDURE FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE
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BEFORE FLIGHT
  • EMS Personnel using an aircraft must report to 311 about their mission
  • Use the following format:
[UNIT CALLSIGN] commencing flight with mission: [MISSION DESCRIPTION]
EXAMPLE
USAR-79 commencing flight with mission: RESCUE MISSION TO THREE 10-47 AT MT. CHILLIAD
AFTER FLIGHT
  • EMS Personnel must report to 311 after finishing a mission
  • Use the following format:
[UNIT CALLSIGN] completed flight with mission result: [MISSION RESULT DESCRIPTION]
EXAMPLE
USAR-79 completed flight with mission result: THREE 10-47 were successfully rescued

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