Privileges attaching to licences

(1) A flight radiotelephony operator’s restricted licence entitles the holder to operate, in accordance with the terms of the licence, radiotelephony apparatus on board any aircraft, provided that– (a) the power delivered to the aerial by the transmitter in the absence of modulation does not exceed 50 watts; or Civil Aviation 237 (b) the power delivered to the aerial by the transmitter in the absence of modulation does not exceed 250 watts, and (i) the operation of the transmitter requires only the use of simple external switching devices; (ii) cannot be adjusted manually by the operator; and (iii) the stability of the frequencies must be maintained automatically by the transmitter. (2) A general flight radiotelephony operator’s licence entitles the holder to operate, in accordance with the terms of the licence, radiotelephony apparatus on board any aircraft. (3) A first class flight radiotelegraphy operator’s licence (temporary) entitles the holder to operate, in accordance with the terms of the licence, radiotelegraphy or radiotelephony apparatus on board any aircraft but only under the supervision of a person who is the holder of a first class flight radiotelegraphy operator’s licence. (4) A first class flight radiotelegraphy operator’s licence entitles the holder to operate, in accordance with the terms of the licence, radio apparatus on board any aircraft.