Air Navigation (Births, Deaths and Missing Persons on Aircraft) Regulations, 2001 · s 2

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s 2In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires -

"aircraft" means an aircraft registered in the register of Brunei Darussalam aircraft maintained by the Director;

"Director" means the Director of Civil Aviation;

"journey", in relation to a traveller, is deemed to have commenced when he entered an aircraft for the purpose of the journey and to continue until he alights therefrom on the completion of the journey, notwithstanding any intermediate stop;

"missing person" means a person with respect to whom there are reasonable grounds for believing that he has died in consequence of an accident to an aircraft;

"person in command" of an aircraft means, in a case where a person other than the pilot is in command, that person, and in any other case, the pilot;

"traveller" includes a member of the crew.

Returns relating to births and deaths by owners of aircraft.