EU-OPS 1 replaced JAR-OPS 1 in 2008 for commercial air transport. Implemented in EU, Iceland, Norway and Switzerland. Complemented by EASA Part 145 aircraft maintenance requirements. EU-OPS does not apply to customs, police, parachute operations or aerial work
Newborns under 48 hours cannot fly. Infants 2-7 days need medical report stating no harm. Children must have their own passport
Infants must be 7 days to 2 years old. Parents must be at least 18 years old. Each infant must travel with at least one adult companion. Medical report required for infants 2-7 days old
Economy class: 23x40x55 cm cabin baggage up to 8 kg. Business class: 2x23x40x55 cm cabin bags up to 16 kg total. Infant passengers get 8 kg cabin baggage allowance. Star Alliance Gold Card holders get 8 kg cabin baggage
ESA provides support to individuals with mental health disabilities. No training required for ESA. ESA can be any domesticated or non-domesticated animal. No specific identification tags or harnesses required
VFR allows pilots to operate in clear weather conditions. Pilots must see ground and avoid obstacles visually. Weather below VMC requires instrument flight rules. VFR aircraft may need transponder for ATC identification