Article 30. When an airman violates any regulation in the following articles, the Minister of Transport may revoke his competence certificate or suspend him from performing air navigation service for a period of not more than one year.
(1)When he has violated this Law or the disposition which had been made in accordance wit this Law;
(2)When he has committed a misdeed or serious error in performing his duties as an airman.
(Aviation Medical Certification)
Article 31. The Minister of Transport or a designated aviation medical examiner (a medical doctor, who conforms to requirements specified by Ordinances of the Ministry of Transport and designated by the Minister of Transport upon application, hereinafter the same) determines aviation medical certification for a person who will be engaged in on board operation to aircraft, when such a person submits an application of that effect.
2. Aviation medical certification is established when an aviation medical certificate is issued to the applicant.
3. The Minister of Transport or a designated aviation medical examiner shall, upon application under paragraph 1, issue an aviation medical certificate when he is satisfied that the applicant conforms to medical standards specified by Ordinances of the Ministry of Transport relative to the competence certificate which the applicant holds.
Article 32. Revoked
Article 33. The term of validity of an aviation medical certificate is six months for person who holds the qualification of an airline transport pilot and one year for all others.
(Instrument Rating and Flight Instructor Rating)
Article 34. No person who holds a competence certificate as an airline transport pilot (only applied where an aircraft category rated under such qualification of an aircraft specified by Ordinances of the Ministry of Transport.
Same with regard to Article 35-2 paragraph 1), a commercial pilot or a private pilot shall perform instrument flights unless he obtains an instrument rating which is issued by the Minister of Transport with respect to the following flights (hereinafter referred to as “instrument flights”) by category of aircraft which is used.
