July 2022
Osprey are delighted to announce that we have again won a 3 to 5-year contract with the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) to deliver Military Instrument Flight Procedures (IFP) Maintenance and Safeguarding services to No 1 Aeronautical Information Documents Unit (No 1 AIDU). Osprey have teamed with Airways New Zealand, for the provision of an expert and highly resilient IFP service.
The contract will continue Osprey’s previous support to No 1 AIDU over the past 5 years. The scope of the work requires Osprey, a UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) certified Procedure Design Organisation, to support the MOD’s portfolio of IFP’s across 27 military aerodromes, plus the Queen Elizabeth-class Carriers (QEC), in the UK and abroad.
Key activities to be undertaken include the maintenance of IFP’s at all MOD aerodromes, the safeguarding of Military Procedures and the design and implementation of new procedures including Performance Based Navigation (PBN) Approaches and Helicopter Point in Space (PinS) Procedures.
Liam Clarke, IFP Team Leader at Osprey said “We are delighted to win this contract again, in collaboration with Airways New Zealand, which will continue the teams hard work with No 1 AIDU over the past 5 years. We have an excellent working relationship with No 1 AIDU and Airways New Zealand, and our collective designers are very familiar with the task at hand. We have developed a deep understanding of Military Flight Procedures through our work with the UK MOD and Irish Air Corps and understand the unique challenges and opportunities working with Military organisations entails.”
Osprey, in collaboration with our colleagues at Airways New Zealand are able to provide a team of 20+ Procedure Designers, available around the clock, to support Military and Civilian IFP sponsors around the globe. If you would like to know more about our IFP Services please get in touch for an informal conversation.
If you would like help with your project, please contact us via email: enquiries@ospreycsl.co.uk
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