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Communications Department External Information Services 16 May 2018 Communications Department External Information Services 16 May 2018 Reference: F0003681 Dear I am writing in respect of your amended request of 17 April 2018, for the release of information held by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). You requested data on Air Operator Certificate (AOC) holders, specifically a complete list of AOC numbers and the name of the company to which they were issued. Having considered your request in line with the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOIA), we are able to provide the information attached. The list includes all the AOC holder details we still hold. While it does include some historical information it is not a complete historical list, and the name of the AOC holder is not necessarily the name of the organisation at the time the AOC was issued. If you are not satisfied with how we have dealt with your request in the first instance you should approach the CAA in writing at:- Caroline Chalk Head of External Information Services Civil Aviation Authority Aviation House Gatwick Airport South Gatwick RH6 0YR [email protected] The CAA has a formal internal review process for dealing with appeals or complaints in connection with Freedom of Information requests. The key steps in this process are set in the attachment. Civil Aviation Authority Aviation House Gatwick Airport South Gatwick RH6 0YR. www.caa.co.uk Telephone: 01293 768512. [email protected] Page 2 Should you remain dissatisfied with the outcome you have a right under Section 50 of the FOIA to appeal against the decision by contacting the Information Commissioner at:- Information Commissioner’s Office FOI/EIR Complaints Resolution Wycliffe House Water Lane Wilmslow SK9 5AF https://ico.org.uk/concerns/ If you wish to request further information from the CAA, please use the form on the CAA website at http://publicapps.caa.co.uk/modalapplication.aspx?appid=24. Yours sincerely Mark Stevens External Response Manager Page 3 CAA INTERNAL REVIEW & COMPLAINTS PROCEDURE . The original case to which the appeal or complaint relates is identified and the case file is made available; . The appeal or complaint is allocated to an Appeal Manager, the appeal is acknowledged and the details of the Appeal Manager are provided to the applicant; . The Appeal Manager reviews the case to understand the nature of the appeal or complaint, reviews the actions and decisions taken in connection with the original case and takes account of any new information that may have been received. This will typically require contact with those persons involved in the original case and consultation with the CAA Legal Department; . The Appeal Manager concludes the review and, after consultation with those involved with the case, and with the CAA Legal Department, agrees on the course of action to be taken; . The Appeal Manager prepares the necessary response and collates any information to be provided to the applicant; . The response and any necessary information is sent to the applicant, together with information about further rights of appeal to the Information Commissioners Office, including full contact details. AOC Number 2299 2286 2306 2443 2436 2126 2037 2375 2363 2351 1393 1275 1425 941 1364 2409 1011 1353 2005 928 2210 2081 2216 1424 1147 1288 2065 956 1291 1210 884 2012 777 2100 819 2068 1171 2186 2187 2162 731 1233 2047 1216 1244 1041 2233 1074 2024 2282 1267 2155 1269 2133 2107 2388 2269 2023 580 2004 2041 1368 1322 2134 2069 741 2288 1328 2056 2203 961 595 2356 2093 1358 2410 2420 504 2326 2418 2144 2344 2206 1415 2204 2087 2190 2248 2111 2307 2235 2402 2201 1361 1389 373 2261 2072 1365 2194 2109 2308 2086 2355 2263 2314 409 2328 2243 35 2153 2171 2429 2092 2083 2250 2165 1054 2349 2446 2412 2255 2315 2189 2268 2442 2237 2244 1423 22 2026 2379 991 2361 2213 592 253 2405 194 521 441 2309 2006 1381 1290 174 1197 2202 586 2121 528 1299 2027 2238 2229 2205 885 1321 2207 2227 2272 395 781 1379 2049 2039 2428 2294 2437 1146 2094 2406 912 2400 2417 906 2353 707 2373 2138 2136 1183 2345 2276 1386 1311 998 465 1276 888 2060 39 1071 2079 2158 2323 2034 1399 1410 2074 587 2032 1213 2175 2020 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AIR CAERNARFON LTD AIR CARE (SOUTH WEST) LTD AIR CAVREL LTD AIR CHARTER & TRAVEL LTD AIR CHARTER SCOTLAND LTD AIR FOYLE EXECUTIVE LTD AIR FOYLE LTD AIR FOYLE PASSENGER AIRLINES LTD AIR HANSON LTD AIR HARRODS LTD AIR KILROE LTD AIR KILROE LTD AIR MEDICAL LTD AIR MEDINA LTD AIR MERCIA LTD AIR MONTGOMERY LTD AIR NAVIGATION & TRADING CO LTD AIR NOVA PLC AIR PARTNER PRIVATE JETS LTD AIR SERVICE TRAINING LTD AIR SINCLAIR LTD AIR SOUTH LTD AIR SOUTH WEST LTD AIR SWIFT LTD AIR TAXIS LTD AIR TIGRA LTD AIR TRANSPORT CENTRE LTD AIR WALES LTD AIRCAM AVIATION LTD AIRFREIGHT EXPRESS LTD AIRLINE MANAGEMENT LTD AIRTANKER SERVICES LTD AIRTIME AVIATION FRANCE LTD AIRTOURS (SOUTHEAST) LTD AIRTOURS INTERNATIONAL AVIATION (GUERNSEY) LTD AIRWAYS FLIGHT CHARTER LTD AIRWORLD AVIATION LTD AJ AIR SERVICES LTD ALAN C CASSIDY ALAN CHARLES CASSIDY ALAN JAMES ALAN MANN HELICOPTERS LTD ALBION AVIATION LTD ALL CHARTER LTD ALL LEISURE AIRLINES LTD ALPINE AVIATION LTD ALY AVIATION LTD AMBASSADOR AIRWAYS LTD AMBEO PLC ANGLO AMERICAN AIRMOTIVE LTD ANT AVIATION LTD APEM AVIATION LIMITED APOLLO AIR SERVICES LIMITED ARAVCO LTD ARAVCO LTD ARENA AVIATION LIMITED ARENA AVIATION LTD ARIK AIR INTERNATIONAL LTD ASHTON AVIATION LTD ASSIGNTRAVEL LTD ASTRAEUS LTD ATLANTA HELICOPTERS (GLOBAL) LTD ATLANTIC AIRLINES LTD ATLANTIC AIRWAYS LTD ATLANTIC BRIDGE AVIATION LTD ATLANTIC EXPRESS AIRWAYS LTD ATLANTIC HELICOPTERS LTD ATLANTICAIR LIMITED ATLAS HELICOPTERS LTD ATROMIN LTD ATS VULCAN LTD AURIGNY AIR SERVICES LTD AV8 HELICOPTERS LTD AVIA CARRIERS LTD AVIA SPECIAL LTD AVIATE SCOTLAND LTD AVIATION HERITAGE LTD AVON AIR CENTRE LTD AWYR CYMRU CYF B J AVIATION LTD B.C.T. AIRCRAFT LEASING LTD BA CITYFLYER LTD BA CONNECT LTD BA EUROPEAN LTD BABCOCK MISSION CRITICAL SERVICES OFFSHORE LIMITED BABCOCK MISSION CRITICAL SERVICES ONSHORE LIMITED BABCOCK MISSION CRITICAL SERVICES ONSHORE LIMITED BAE SYSTEMS (CORPORATE AIR TRAVEL) LTD BAKER O'DONNELL LIMITED BELAIR AVION LTD BELLE-AIR LTD BIH (ONSHORE) LIMITED BILLYPICKLES LTD BIRMINGHAM AEROCENTRE LTD BLINK LTD BLISS AVIATION LIMITED BLU HALKIN LIMITED BLUARROW AVIATION LTD BLUE CITY AVIATION LTD BLUE ISLANDS LTD BLUE SWAN AVIATION LTD BLUERIVER STEEL BUILDINGS (SOUTH WEST) LIMITED BLUESTREAM AVIATION LTD BMIBABY LTD BON ACCORD AIRWAYS LTD BOND HELICOPTERS LTD BOOKAJET LTD BORDER AIR TRAINING LTD BOSTONAIR LTD BOURNEMOUTH HELICOPTERS LTD BRIAN DIXON BRINTEL HELICOPTERS LTD BRISTOW HELICOPTERS LTD BRITISH AIRWAYS (BA) LIMITED
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