Regulations we follow
EASA Air Ops 965/2012, EU Regulation 2018/1139.
Compliance hub
Before a listing appears on SkyFuns, we document that it complies with Commission Regulation (EU) No 965/2012 on Air Operations, Part-NCO requirements cost-share flying.
Workflow
Here's how our compliance desk validates each step before a passenger ever boards.
Pilots submit licences and medicals. Documents are uploaded and managed for tracking and safety purposes. Pilots are entirely responsible for submiting and maintaining valid and current licenses/ratings/certifications.
Whenever your documents are successfully reviwed, you will be able to create and post a flight to your future passengers.
Within 24 hours of departure, you should confirm the flight with your passenger(s) regarding weather, operational issues and mass and balance planning.
With everything reviewd and clear skies ahead, it is now the moment to give your passenger a pleasant and memorable flight. .
Evidence toolkit
Keep these documents handy to speed up your next compliance review. They match the items referenced in the flight prep toolkit.
FAQs
If you are preparing for an ANAC audit or onboarding a new aircraft, start with these clarifications.
Flights are automatically hidden from search if a key document expires. The PIC receives alerts at D-30, D-14, and D-2. Once updated, the support team may revalidate within one business day.
Our platform follows European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) rules and guidelines. Aviation laws, certification standards, and operational requirements may differ in other jurisdictions. Operators flying outside Europe are responsible for ensuring full compliance with the applicable local regulations..
Access to manifests is limited to vetted staff. All downloads are logged, encrypted at rest, and deleted upon user request per GDPR.
Need help?
We respond within the day to licensing questions, document uploads, or regulator audits.