In the event of a Civil Aviation Accident, the reporting procedures can be found in

• A. TC AIM
• B. CARS
• C. CFS
• D. Civil Aviation Act

Answer: (A)

Procedural guidance for reporting a civil aviation accident is found in the Transport Canada Aeronautical Information Manual. The TC AIM provides the practical steps you need to follow in an incident, including who to notify, the information you must provide, and the timelines for reporting. It’s designed to be the go-to, day-to-day reference for pilots and operators, offering the exact procedures you’ll follow in the field.

Regulatory texts like the Canadian Aviation Regulations outline the legal obligation to report, and the Civil Aviation Act is the governing law, but they don’t lay out the step-by-step reporting process. The other option listed (a flight service file or service) isn’t about accident reporting procedures. So the AIM is the most appropriate source for the actual procedures you would follow.