Philippine Civil Aviation Regulation (PCAR)

• The safety regulations for both commercial and non-commercial air transport are contained in the Philippine Civil Aviation Regulation (PCAR).
• Philippine Civil Aviation Regulation is promulgated by the CAAP
• PCAR governs the safety regulations except that certain provisions are only applicable for commercial operations such as the requirement for aircraft tracking, aural warning device, weather radar, forward-looking wind shear warning system, among others.
• PCAR Provides for specific requirements for obtaining the certificate to operate commercial air transport, which includes standards for safety-management system.
• Same rules under PCAR governs safety regulations as regards aircraft instruments and equipment, and operations for commercial and non-commercial air transport
• Part 1

  General Policies, Procedures, and Definitions
• Part 2

  Personnel Licensing
• Part 3

  Approved Training Organizations
• Part 4

  Aircraft Registration and Marking
• Part 5

  Airworthiness
• Part 7

  Instrument and Equipment
• Part 6

  Approved Maintenance Organization
• Part 8

  Operations
• Part 9

  Air Operator Certification and Administration
• Part 10

  Commercial Air Transport by Foreign Air Carriers within Republic of the Philippines
• Part 11

  Aerial Works an Operating Limitations for Non-Type Certificated Aircraft
• Part 13

  Accident and Incident Reporting and Investigation
• Part 18

  Transportation of Dangerous Goods by Air