Government of Canada navigation bar
Primary site navigation bar
Breadcrumb
General - Deviations
Deviation: means a variance in precision with respect to a specified limit published for a test sequence/item, as a result of pilot error or faulty handing of the aircraft.
A deviation that does not exceed a specified limit:
A deviation that exceeds a specified limit or repeated minor deviations without achieving stability:
A major deviation that is repeated, excessive or not corrected, such as:
- Repeated non-adherence to specified limits;
- Not identifying and correcting major deviations.
- More than doubling the specified value of a limit; or
- Date modified:
- 2010-05-20
Primary navigation
Air Transportation
- Airports
- Aircraft
- Airlines and Aviation Operations
- Aviation Safety
- Aviation Security
- Emergencies and Incident Reporting
- Air Transportation and the Environment
- Personnel Training and Licensing
Browse Air Resources
- A-Z Index
- Acts and Regulations
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Services for Canadians
- Publications
- Regions
- Policy, Research and Statistics
- Site Map
