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226 - ATPL Question Bank in English - Following an act of unlawful interference in CAT operations, which statement correctly distinguishes the pilot-in-command’s ICAO report and the operator’s occurrence-reporting responsibilities?

Question 226 - Operational Procedures - ATPL - Airline Transport Pilot Licence

The pilot-in-command reports without delay to the designated local authority; the operator also reports the occurrence to its competent authority under the applicable reporting requirements.

The only required report is to the authority of the State over which the aircraft was flying at the time.

Only the operator’s competent authority is informed; the designated local authority is never informed.

Only the designated local authority is informed; the operator has no occurrence-reporting responsibility.

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