How Are We Regulated
At Yorkshire Air Ambulance, we embrace a culture of excellence, where every aspect of our operations is meticulously regulated to uphold the highest standards of safety and service delivery.
The Charity Commission
As a registered charity, Yorkshire Air Ambulance operates under the regulatory oversight of the Charity Commission. The Charity Commission’s primary aim is to hold charities accountable, ensure compliance with regulations, and safeguard the interests of the public. By adhering to the Charity Commission’s regulations, we demonstrate our commitment to transparency and accountability in all our fundraising activities. You can find more information about the Charity Commission here.
The Gambling Commission
To ensure fairness and responsibility, our popular Saving Lives Lotto adheres to the strict rules established by the Gambling Commission. Yorkshire Air Ambulance holds a license (licence number 2005) issued by the Gambling Commission.
Civil Aviation Authority
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) plays a critical role in regulating all aspects of aviation within the UK.
Compliance with CAA regulations is essential for our ability to provide life-saving air ambulance services. The CAA ensures our pilots, aircraft, and facilities adhere to stringent safety standards through regular inspections. This process is vital for safeguarding the safety of our staff, patients, and the public.