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Civil Aviation Safety Regulations 1998 Citation change

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- Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts
This item is authorised by the following title:

• Civil Aviation Act 1988 Latest version View as made version F2026C00286 C101 01 April 2026 This instrument was backcaptured in accordance with Section 36 of the Legislative Instruments Act 2003

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- Volume 1
- Part 1—Preliminary
- 1.001 Name of Regulations
- 1.003 Harmonisation with FARs
- 1.004 Dictionary
- 1.006 Status of tables of contents
- 1.008 Manuals of Standards
- Part 11—Regulatory administrative procedures
- Subpart 11.A—Preliminary
- 11.005 Purpose of Part
- 11.010 What is in this Part
- 11.015 Definitions for Part
- 11.018 Approval of forms
- Subpart 11.B—Applications for authorisations
- 11.020 Effect of this Subpart
- 11.025 Application of Part 11 to authorised persons
- 11.026 Application of Part 11 to approved design organisations
- 11.027 Application of Part 11 to relevant approved organisations
- 11.028 Application of Part 11 to examiners, instructors and approval holders
- 11.030 When application taken to be complete
- 11.032 Application for authorisation after previous authorisation cancelled
- 11.033 Applications by agents
- 11.034 Requirements for applications made by agents
- 11.035 Other things CASA can ask applicant to do—test or interview
- 11.040 Other things CASA can ask applicant to do—provide more information
- 11.045 Other things CASA can ask applicant to do—demonstrate a service or facility
- 11.047 Other things CASA can ask applicant to do—statutory declarations to verify applications
- 11.050 Material that CASA may or must take into account
- Subpart 11.BA—Granting authorisations etc
- 11.055 Grant of authorisation
- 11.056 Authorisation may be granted subject to conditions
- 11.060 Notice of decision
- 11.065 When authorisation comes into effect
- 11.067 Imposing and varying conditions after grant of authorisation
- 11.068 Conditions imposed on class of authorisations
- 11.070 Conditions of authorisations—change of name or address
- 11.071 Conditions of authorisations—change of nationality
- 11.072 Conditions of authorisations—change of business status
- 11.073 Conditions of authorisations—notice of death, dissolution etc
- 11.074 Conditions of authorisations—notice required by CASA
- 11.075 Conditions of authorisations—provision of information
- 11.077 Breach of conditions—offence
- 11.080 Authorisations not transferable
- Subpart 11.C—Authorisation documents, certificates and related matters
- 11.090 Authorisation document—authorisations to which Chicago Convention, Annex 1 applies
- 11.095 Authorisation document—maintenance operation authorisations
- 11.100 Registration certificate (Chicago Convention, Annex 7)
- 11.105 Certificate of Airworthiness (Chicago Convention, Annex 8)
- 11.110 Authorisation document—other authorisations
- 11.115 Replacement documents
- Subpart 11.D—Applications for variation, suspension and cancellation of authorisations
- 11.120 What Subpart 11.D is about
- 11.125 Application of Subparts 11.B and 11.BA to variation of authorisation
- 11.130 Suspension or cancellation of authorisation
- 11.132 Effect of suspension
- Subpart 11.E—Time-limited authorisations
- 11.135 Purpose of Subpart
- 11.140 Continuation of authorisation until application decided
- 11.145 Application of Subparts 11.B and 11.BA
- 11.150 Conditions on new authorisation
- Subpart 11.F—Exemptions from provisions of these Regulations and Civil Aviation Orders
- Division 11.F.1—Grant of standard exemptions
- 11.155 Purpose of Division
- 11.160 What exemptions can be granted under this Division
- 11.165 Applications for exemptions
- 11.170 Consideration of applications
- 11.175 Renewal of exemptions under this Division
- Division 11.F.2—Grant of exemptions in exceptional circumstances
- 11.180 Purpose of Division
- 11.185 Exemptions in exceptional circumstances
- 11.190 Application
- 11.195 Consideration by CASA
- Division 11.F.3—Exemptions generally
- 11.200 Purpose of Division
- 11.205 Conditions
- 11.210 Offence: failure to comply with condition
- 11.220 Notice of grant of exemption
- 11.225 Publication of exemption
- 11.230 When exemptions cease
- 11.235 Exemptions not transferable
- Subpart 11.G—Directions
- 11.240 Purpose of Subpart
- 11.245 CASA may issue directions
- 11.250 Period of effect of direction
- 11.255 Contravention of direction
- Subpart 11.H—Delegation of CASA’s powers
- 11.260 Delegation
- Subpart 11.J—Manuals of Standards—procedures
- 11.265 Purpose of Subpart
- 11.267 Application of Subpart to amendment or revocation of Manual of Standards
- 11.270 Definition—MOS
- 11.275 Notice of intention to issue Manuals of Standards not required in certain circumstances
- 11.280 Notice of intention to issue Manuals of Standards
- 11.285 Comments on draft Manuals of Standards
- 11.290 CASA to consider comments on draft Manuals of Standards
- 11.295 Failure to comply with procedures not to affect validity of Manuals of Standards
- Part 13—Enforcement procedures
- Subpart 13.K—Voluntary reporting and demerit points schemes
- Division 13.K.1—Aviation Self Reporting Scheme
- 13.320 Definitions
- 13.325 Contraventions that are not reportable
- 13.330 Prescribed person (Act s 30DM)
- 13.335 Establishment and purposes of scheme (Act s 30DN)
- 13.340 Powers and functions of Executive Director
- 13.345 Manner in which reports to be made (Act s 30DN(2)(b))
- 13.350 Processing of reports
- 13.355 Reports relating to unlawful interference
- 13.360 Use of information contained in reports (Act s 30DN(2)(c))
- 13.365 Delegation by Executive Director
- Division 13.K.2—Demerit points scheme
- 13.370 Offences to which demerit points scheme applies (Act s 30DT)
- 13.375 Classes of civil aviation authorisations
- 13.380 Effect of subsequent suspension or cancellation in certain situations (Act s 30DV)
- Part 21—Certification and airworthiness requirements for aircraft and parts
- Subpart 21.A—General
- 21.001 Applicability
- 21.001A Definition for Subpart
- 21.002C Suspension or cancellation of an instrument
- 21.002D Show cause notices
- 21.002E Cancellation of certain certificates
- 21.003 Reporting failures, malfunctions, and defects
- 21.005 Manufacturers etc to provide aircraft flight manuals for certain aircraft
- 21.006 Approval of aircraft flight manuals
- 21.006A Approval of changes to aircraft flight manuals
- 21.007 Permissible unserviceabilities
- 21.007A Advice about major damage
- 21.008 Meaning of technical data
- 21.009 Approval of technical data
- 21.010 References to modifications and repairs in Part
- 21.010A References to the national aviation authority of a recognised country
- 21.010B Definition of recognised country
- 21.010C References to countries with which Australia has agreements
- 21.010D Issue of Manual of Standards for Part 21
- Subpart 21.B—Type certificates and type acceptance certificates
- 21.011 Applicability
- 21.013 Eligibility
- 21.013A Issue of type certificate
- 21.014 Recognition of foreign certification
- 21.015 Application for type certificate
- 21.016 Special standards and other conditions on type certificates
- 21.017 Designation of applicable airworthiness standards
- 21.019 Changes requiring a new type certificate
- 21.021 Type certificate: normal, utility, acrobatic, commuter, and transport category aircraft; manned free balloons; special classes of aircraft; aircraft engines; propellers
- 21.024 Type certificate: primary category aircraft
- 21.025 Issue of type certificate: restricted category aircraft
- 21.026 Type certificate: intermediate category aircraft
- 21.027 Type certificate: surplus aircraft of the Armed Forces
- 21.029 Type certificate for imported aircraft, aircraft engines or propellers not type certificated by national aviation authority of recognised country
- 21.029A Type acceptance certificate for imported aircraft certificated by national aviation authority of recognised country
- 21.029B Issue of type acceptance certificates subject to conditions
- 21.029C Refusal to issue type acceptance certificate
- 21.031 Type design—meaning
- 21.033 Inspection and tests
- 21.035 Flight tests
- 21.037 Flight test pilot
- 21.039 Flight test instrument calibration and correction report
- 21.041 Type certificate—meaning
- 21.043 Location of manufacturing facilities
- 21.047 Transfer of type certificates
- 21.048 Licensing of type certificates
- 21.049 Availability
- 21.050 Instructions for continued airworthiness and manufacturer’s maintenance manuals having airworthiness limitations sections
- 21.051 Type certificates and type acceptance certificates—duration and suspension or cancellation
- 21.053 Statement of conformity
- Subpart 21.C—Provisional type certificates
- 21.071 Applicability
- 21.073 Eligibility
- 21.075 Application
- 21.076 Issue of provisional type certificate
- 21.077 Duration
- 21.078 Suspension and cancellation
- 21.081 Requirements for issue and amendment of Class I provisional type certificates
- 21.083 Requirements for issue and amendment of Class II provisional type certificates
- 21.085 Provisional amendments to type certificates
- Subpart 21.D—Changes to type certificates
- 21.091 Applicability
- 21.093 Classification of changes in type design
- 21.095 Approval of minor changes in type design
- 21.097 Eligibility for approval of major changes in type design
- 21.098 Issue of approval of major change in type design
- 21.099 Required design changes
- 21.101 Designation of applicable regulations
- Subpart 21.E—Supplemental type certificates
- 21.111 Applicability
- 21.113 Eligibility for supplemental type certificate
- 21.113A Issue of supplemental type certificate
- 21.114 Foreign supplemental type certificates
- 21.115 Entitlement to supplemental type certificate—meeting applicable airworthiness requirements
- 21.117 What supplemental type certificates are taken to consist of
- 21.118 Duration, suspension and cancellation of supplemental type certificates
- 21.119 Duration, suspension and cancellation of foreign supplemental type certificates
- 21.120 Transfer of supplemental type certificates
- 21.120A Licensing of supplemental type certificates
- 21.120B Variations of supplemental type certificates
- Subpart 21.F—Production under type certificate only
- 21.121 Applicability
- 21.123 Production under type certificate
- 21.125 Production inspection system: Materials Review Board
- 21.127 Tests: aircraft
- 21.128 Tests: aircraft engines
- 21.129 Tests: variable pitch propellers
- 21.130 Statement of conformity
- 21.130A Records to be kept by manufacturer
- Subpart 21.G—Production certificates
- 21.131 Applicability
- 21.132 Definitions for Subpart 21.G
- 21.132A Approval of product design for Class II and Class III products by CASA, authorised person or relevant approved design organisation
- 21.133 Eligibility
- 21.134 Issue of production certificate
- 21.135 Requirements for entitlement
- 21.137 Location of manufacturing facilities
- 21.139 Quality system
- 21.143 Quality system data requirements: prime manufacturer
- 21.144 Production inspection system
- 21.145 Materials Review Board
- 21.147 Changes in quality system
- 21.149 Multiple products
- 21.151 Production limitation record
- 21.153 Amendment of production certificate
- 21.157 Inspections and tests
- 21.159 Duration
- 21.161 Display
- 21.163 Privileges for holders of production certificates—conduct of training in particular maintenance
- 21.165 Responsibility of holder of production certificate
- 21.166 Records to be kept by holder of production certificate
- Subpart 21.H—Certificates of airworthiness (except provisional certificates of airworthiness) and special flight permits
- 21.171 Applicability
- 21.172 Definitions for Subpart
- 21.173 Eligibility
- 21.174 Applications for limited category certificates made to CASA—giving to limited category organisation
- 21.175 Certificates of airworthiness: classification
- 21.176 Issue of certain certificates of airworthiness
- 21.179 Transferability
- 21.181 Duration of certain certificates of airworthiness
- 21.182 Aircraft manufacturer’s data plate
- 21.183 Standard certificates of airworthiness
- 21.184 Special certificates of airworthiness for primary category aircraft
- 21.184A Special certificates of airworthiness for intermediate category aircraft
- 21.185 Certificates of airworthiness for restricted category aircraft
- 21.186 Special certificates of airworthiness for light sport aircraft
- 21.187 Multiple-category airworthiness certification
- 21.189 Special certificate of airworthiness for limited category aircraft
- 21.190 Special certificates of airworthiness—amateur-built category aircraft accepted under an ABAA
- 21.191 Experimental certificates
- 21.192 Experimental certificates: eligibility
- 21.193 Experimental certificates: general
- 21.195 Experimental certificates: aircraft to be used for market surveys, sales demonstrations, and customer crew training
- 21.195A Issue of experimental certificates
- 21.195B Duration, production for inspection, suspension and cancellation of experimental certificates
- 21.195C Exercise of certain powers by authorised persons and relevant approved design organisations
- 21.196 Special flight permits: eligibility
- 21.197 Special flight permits
- 21.199 Applications for special flight permits
- 21.200 Issue of special flight permits
- 21.201 Inspection, suspension and cancellation of special flight permits
- Subpart 21.I—Provisional certificates of airworthiness
- 21.211 Applicability
- 21.213 Eligibility
- 21.215 Application
- 21.216 Issue of provisional certificates of airworthiness
- 21.217 Duration
- 21.219 Transferability
- 21.221 Class I provisional certificates of airworthiness
- 21.223 Class II provisional certificates of airworthiness
- 21.225 Provisional certificates of airworthiness corresponding with provisional amendments to type certificates
- Subpart 21.J—Approved design organisations
- Division 21.J.1—General
- 21.231 What Subpart 21.J is about
- 21.233 Definitions for Subpart 21.J
- 21.235 Privileges for approved design organisations
- 21.237 Prohibition of unauthorised carrying out of design activities
- 21.239 Applications may be made to approved design organisation—approval activities and experimental certificates
- Division 21.J.2—Approval as approved design organisation
- 21.241 Applying for approval
- 21.243 Granting approval
- 21.245 Approval certificate
- 21.247 Approval subject to conditions—general
- 21.248 Approval subject to conditions—holders of other authorisations under Part 21 and licensees
- 21.249 Cancellation, suspension and variation of approval
- Division 21.J.3—Authorisation to carry out particular certification activity
- 21.251 Authorisation of approved design organisations to carry out certification activities
- Division 21.J.4—Changes to approved design organisations
- 21.253 Application for approval of change to scope of approval
- 21.255 Application for approval of change to design assurance system
- 21.256 Change to design assurance system manual at direction of CASA
- 21.257 Application for approval of permanent appointment of new accountable manager or head of design
- 21.258 Permanent appointment of other key personnel—requirement to tell CASA
- 21.259 Change to exposition by organisation
- 21.261 Change to exposition at direction of CASA
- Division 21.J.5—Obligations of approved design organisations
- 21.263 Content of exposition
- 21.265 Compliance with exposition
- 21.267 Design assurance system
- 21.269 Requirements for design assurance system—general
- 21.270 Requirements for design assurance system—holders of other authorisations under Part 21 and licensees
- 21.271 Compliance with design assurance system manual
- 21.273 Audit of approved design organisation by CASA
- 21.275 Inspections and observations
- 21.277 Record keeping and production of records to CASA
- 21.279 Directions to comply with specified procedures or instructions
- 21.281 Investigation of potentially unsafe condition
- 21.283 Requirement to provide employees and subcontractors with exposition and design assurance system manual
- Subpart 21.K—Approval of materials, parts, processes and appliances
- 21.301 Applicability
- 21.303 Replacement and modification parts
- 21.304A Changes to an APMA
- 21.305 Approval of materials, parts, processes and appliances
- 21.305A Approval of materials, parts, processes and appliances not covered by regulation 21.305
- 21.306 Use of standard parts and materials
- Subpart 21.L—Export airworthiness approvals
- 21.321 Applicability
- 21.323 Eligibility
- 21.324 Issue of export airworthiness approvals
- 21.325 Export airworthiness approvals
- 21.327 Application
- 21.329 Issue of export airworthiness approvals for Class I products
- 21.331 Issue of airworthiness approvals for Class II products
- 21.333 Issue of export airworthiness approvals for Class III products
- 21.339 Export airworthiness approval for aircraft
- Subpart 21.M—Designs of modifications of, and repairs to, aircraft, aircraft engines, propellers and appliances
- Division 21.M.1—Preliminary
- 21.400 Purpose of Subpart
- 21.402 Definition of proposed airworthiness standards for Subpart 21.M
- 21.403 Definition of applicable airworthiness standards for Subpart 21.M
- Division 21.M.2—Modification/repair design approvals
- 21.405 Applications for modification/repair design approvals
- 21.410 Refusal to grant approval if design constitutes major change in type design
- 21.414 Determination of additional airworthiness standards—special conditions
- 21.416 Determination of non-application of airworthiness standards—application to CASA
- 21.418 Determination of non-application of airworthiness standards—application to authorised person or approved design organisation
- 21.420 Applicants must show compliance with applicable airworthiness standards, submit technical data and provide documents
- 21.425 Applicants to carry out necessary inspections and tests
- 21.430 CASA, authorised person or approved design organisation may carry out or observe certain tests
- 21.435 Grant of modification/repair design approvals—grant by CASA
- 21.436 Application to authorised person or approved design organisation—non-compliance with applicable airworthiness standards: determination of equivalent level of safety
- 21.437 Grant of modification/repair design approvals—grant by authorised person or approved design organisation
- 21.440 Form of modification/repair design approvals
- 21.445 Variation of modification/repair design approvals
- Division 21.M.3—Transfer of, and obligations for holders of, modification/repair design approvals and approvals granted in accordance with alternative method
- 21.448 Approvals to which this Division applies
- 21.450 Transfer of modification/repair design approvals and approvals granted in accordance with alternative method
- 21.455 Record keeping and making records available to CASA
- 21.460 Instructions for continued airworthiness and flight manual supplement to be made available
- Division 21.M.4—Other means of approval
- 21.465 Modifications and repairs directed by CASA
- 21.470 Foreign modification/repair designs
- 21.475 Part 21 Manual of Standards may prescribe alternative method of approval of modification and repair designs
- Subpart 21.N—Approval of engines, propellers, materials, parts and appliances: imported
- 21.500 Approval of imported aircraft engines and propellers
- 21.500A Approval of other imported aircraft engines and propellers
- 21.502 Approval of imported materials, parts and appliances
- 21.502A Approval of other imported materials, parts and appliances
- Subpart 21.O—Australian Technical Standard Order Authorisations
- 21.601 Applicability
- 21.603 ATSO marking and privileges
- 21.605 Application and issue
- 21.607 General rules governing holders of ATSO authorisations
- 21.609 Approval for deviation
- 21.611 Design changes
- 21.613 Record keeping requirements
- 21.615 CASA inspection
- 21.617 Issue of letters of ATSO design approval: import appliances
- 21.619 Non-compliance
- 21.621 Duration
- Subpart 21.Q—Identification of aircraft and aeronautical products
- Division 21.Q.1—Preliminary
- 21.805 Applicability of this Subpart
- 21.810 Meaning of fireproof
- Division 21.Q.2—Aircraft, aircraft engines and aircraft propellers
- 21.815 Applicability of this Division
- 21.820 Manufacturer’s data plate must be attached to aircraft
- 21.825 Manufacturer’s data plate must be attached to basket of manned free balloon
- 21.830 Heater assembly of manned free balloon must carry identification mark
- 21.835 Manufacturer’s data plate must be attached to aircraft engine
- 21.840 Aircraft propellers, blades and hubs must carry identification marks
- Division 21.Q.3—Critical parts
- 21.845 Applicability of this Division
- 21.850 Identification of critical parts
- 21.855 Removal or alteration of identification on critical parts
- Division 21.Q.4—Aircraft parts
- 21.860 Applicability of this Division
- 21.865 Identification of parts produced under an APMA
- 21.870 Identification of parts produced under an APMA if marking is impracticable
- 21.875 Identification of other aircraft parts
- 21.880 Identification of other aircraft parts—other than by marking
- Part 22—Airworthiness standards for sailplanes and powered sailplanes
- 22.001 Airworthiness standards
- 22.002 Incidental provisions
- 22.003 Changes to EASA CS-22
- 22.004 Approvals under EASA CS-22
- Part 23—Airworthiness standards for aeroplanes in the normal, utility, acrobatic or commuter category
- 23.001 Airworthiness standards
- 23.002 Incidental provisions
- 23.003 Changes to Part 23 of the FARs
- 23.004 Changes to EASA CS-VLA
- 23.005 Changes to EASA CS-23
- 23.006 Approvals under Part 23 of the FARs
- 23.007 Approvals under EASA CS-VLA
- 23.008 Approvals under EASA CS-23
- Part 25—Airworthiness standards for aeroplanes in the transport category
- Subpart 25.A—General
- 25.001 Airworthiness standards
- 25.002 Incidental provisions
- Subpart 25.B—Changes to FARs and EASA CS-25
- 25.003 Changes to Part 25 of the FARs
- 25.004 Changes to EASA CS-25
- 25.005 Approvals under Part 25 of the FARs
- 25.006 Approvals under EASA CS-25
- Subpart 25.C—Airworthiness standards directed by ICAO
- 25.011 What this Subpart does
- 25.013 Least-risk bomb location
- Part 26—Airworthiness standards for aircraft in the primary category or intermediate category
- 26.001 Airworthiness standards
- 26.002 Incidental provisions
- Part 27—Airworthiness standards for rotorcraft in the normal category
- 27.001 Airworthiness standards
- 27.002 Incidental provisions
- 27.003 Changes to Part 27 of the FARs
- 27.003A Changes to EASA CS-27
- 27.004 Approvals under Part 27 of the FARs
- 27.005 Approvals under EASA CS-27
- Part 29—Airworthiness standards for rotorcraft in the transport category
- 29.001 Airworthiness standards
- 29.002 Incidental provisions
- 29.003 Changes to Part 29 of the FARs
- 29.003A Changes to EASA CS-29
- 29.004 Approvals under Part 29 of the FARs
- 29.005 Approvals under EASA CS-29
- Part 31—Airworthiness standards for manned free balloons
- 31.001 Airworthiness standards
- 31.002 Incidental provisions
- 31.003 Changes to Part 31 of the FARs
- 31.004 Changes to EASA CS-31HB
- 31.005 Changes to EASA CS-31GB
- 31.006 Approvals under Part 31 of the FARs
- 31.007 Approvals under EASA CS-31HB
- 31.008 Approvals under EASA CS-31GB
- Part 32—Airworthiness standards for engines for very light aeroplanes
- 32.001 Airworthiness standards
- 32.002 Incidental provisions
- 32.003 Changes to EASA CS-22
- 32.004 Approvals under EASA CS-22
- Part 33—Airworthiness standards for aircraft engines
- 33.001 Airworthiness standards
- 33.002 Incidental provisions
- 33.003 Changes to Part 33 of the FARs
- 33.003A Changes to EASA CS-E
- 33.004 Approvals under Part 33 of the FARs
- 33.005 Approvals under EASA CS-E
- Part 35—Airworthiness standards for aircraft propellers
- 35.001 Airworthiness standards
- 35.002 Incidental provisions
- 35.003 Changes to Part 35 of the FARs
- 35.003A Changes to EASA CS-P
- 35.004 Approvals under Part 35 of the FARs
- 35.005 Approvals under EASA CS-P
- Part 39—Airworthiness directives
- 39.001A Definitions
- 39.001 CASA may issue Australian airworthiness directives
- 39.002 Aircraft or aeronautical products covered by airworthiness directive
- 39.002A Aircraft that become Australian aircraft—compliance with Australian airworthiness directives
- 39.002B Compliance with foreign airworthiness directives
- 39.003 Australian aircraft covered by airworthiness directive not to be operated
- 39.004 Approvals and exclusions in relation to airworthiness directives
- 39.005 Documents or things to be sent to CASA
- 39.006 Request for review of operation of Australian airworthiness directive
- 39.007 Action to be taken by CASA on receiving request under regulation 39.006
- Part 42—Continuing airworthiness requirements for aircraft and aeronautical products
- Subpart 42.A—Preliminary
- 42.005 Purpose of Part
- 42.010 Applicability of Part
- 42.015 Definitions for Part
- 42.020 Part 42 Manual of Standards
- Subpart 42.B—Requirements for registered operators
- Division 42.B.1—Preliminary
- 42.025 Purpose of Subpart
- Division 42.B.2—Continuing airworthiness requirements
- 42.030 Continuing airworthiness requirements—all aircraft
- 42.035 Condition of AOC—aircraft authorised to operate under AOCs
- 42.040 Aircraft authorised to operate under AOCs and large aircraft must have continuing airworthiness management organisations
- 42.045 Small aircraft not authorised to operate under AOCs may have continuing airworthiness management organisations
- 42.050 Form of continuing airworthiness management contract—all aircraft
- 42.055 Giving information in accordance with contract
- 42.060 Copy of certain provisions of contract to be given to CASA
- 42.065 Copy of variation of certain provisions of contract to be given to CASA
- 42.070 Notice of termination of contract to be given to CASA
- 42.075 Notice of contravention of Part to be given to CASA
- 42.080 Maintenance of aircraft and aeronautical products
- Division 42.B.3—Record-keeping requirements in relation to authorisations under regulation 42.630
- 42.085 Application of Division
- 42.090 Retaining copies of authorisations
- 42.095 Keeping lists of authorised pilot licence holders and flight engineers
- Subpart 42.C—Continuing airworthiness management—requirements for person responsible for continuing airworthiness for aircraft
- Division 42.C.1—Preliminary
- 42.100 Purpose of Subpart
- 42.105 Meaning of person responsible for continuing airworthiness for aircraft
- Division 42.C.2—Continuing airworthiness management tasks
- 42.110 Complying with regulations in this Division
- 42.115 Rectification of defect to aircraft before flight—all aircraft
- 42.120 Compliance with airworthiness directives—all aircraft
- 42.125 Approval of design for modifications or repairs to aircraft—all aircraft
- 42.130 Dealing with certain instructions for continuing airworthiness—aircraft authorised to operate under AOCs and large aircraft
- 42.135 Replacement of life limited aeronautical product—all aircraft
- 42.140 Approved maintenance program required—aircraft authorised to operate under AOCs and large aircraft
- 42.145 Compliance with maintenance program required—all aircraft
- 42.150 Updating approved maintenance program following change to instructions for continuing airworthiness
- 42.155 Ensuring effectiveness of approved maintenance program using approved reliability programs—certain aircraft
- 42.160 Ensuring effectiveness of approved maintenance program—other aircraft authorised to operate under AOCs and large aircraft
- 42.165 Removal of aeronautical products fitted as permitted by regulation 42.440
- Division 42.C.3—Continuing airworthiness records—all aircraft
- Subdivision 42.C.3.1—Continuing airworthiness records system
- 42.170 Continuing airworthiness records system
- Subdivision 42.C.3.2—Information about aircraft
- 42.175 Requirement to record information
- 42.180 Information about aircraft engines and propellers
- 42.185 Information about empty weight of aircraft
- 42.190 Information about utilisation of aircraft
- 42.195 Information about compliance with airworthiness directives
- 42.200 Information about compliance with maintenance program
- 42.205 Information about modifications
- 42.210 Information about aeronautical products with life limit
- Subdivision 42.C.3.3—Substantiating documents
- 42.215 Substantiating documents
- Subdivision 42.C.3.4—Flight technical log
- 42.220 Flight technical log
- 42.225 Availability of flight technical log
- Subdivision 42.C.3.5—Recording next maintenance due to be carried out
- 42.230 Recording details of next maintenance due to be carried out in flight technical log
- 42.235 Approval of another means of recording next maintenance due to be carried out
- 42.240 Recording details of next maintenance due to be carried out by approved other means
- Subdivision 42.C.3.6—Recording utilisation information
- 42.245 Ensuring flight technical log can contain utilisation information mentioned in regulation 42.190 for each flight if another means not approved
- 42.250 Approval of another means of recording utilisation information mentioned in regulation 42.190 for each flight
- 42.255 Recording utilisation information mentioned in regulation 42.190 for each flight by approved other means
- Subdivision 42.C.3.7—Retention and transfer of records
- 42.260 Retention of continuing airworthiness records
- 42.265 Transfer of continuing airworthiness records for aircraft
- Division 42.C.4—Major defects—reporting and investigating
- 42.270 Reporting major defects—all aircraft
- 42.275 Investigating major defects—large aircraft and aircraft authorised to operate under AOC
- 42.280 Action by CASA following report of major defect
- 42.285 Action by certificate holder or approval holder following report of major defect
- Subpart 42.D—Maintenance
- Division 42.D.1—Preliminary
- 42.290 Purpose of Subpart
- Division 42.D.2—Permissions for section 20AB of Act—aircraft
- 42.295 Who is permitted to carry out maintenance on aircraft—approved maintenance organisations
- 42.300 Who is permitted to carry out maintenance on aircraft—individuals not working for approved maintenance organisations
- 42.301 Who is permitted to carry out maintenance—organisations under NAA arrangement
- Division 42.D.3—Permissions for section 20AB of Act—aeronautical products
- 42.305 Who is permitted to carry out maintenance on aeronautical products
- 42.306 Who is permitted to carry out maintenance on aeronautical products—foreign organisations approved by national aviation authority
- Division 42.D.4—Requirements for carrying out maintenance
- 42.310 General requirements for carrying out maintenance
- 42.315 Ensuring individuals are competent to carry out maintenance
- 42.320 Restriction on maintenance that independent maintainers may instruct or permit supervised individuals to carry out
- 42.325 Maintenance involving modifications and certain repairs
- 42.330 Removal of tools etc after carrying out maintenance
- Division 42.D.5—Requirements for independent inspection of critical control system maintenance
- 42.335 Meaning of independent individual
- 42.340 Requirement for verification and record for critical control system maintenance
- 42.345 Verification and record for critical control system maintenance
- Division 42.D.6—Requirements for dealing with defects
- Subdivision 42.D.6.1—Dealing with defects
- 42.350 Meaning of qualified individual
- 42.355 Recording defects
- 42.360 When qualified individual may defer rectification of defect
- 42.365 How rectification of defect is deferred
- 42.370 Record for deferral of rectification of defect
- Subdivision 42.D.6.2—Reporting defects
- 42.375 Major defect reporting—independent maintainer carrying out maintenance on aircraft
- 42.380 Major defect reporting—approved maintenance organisation carrying out maintenance on aircraft
- 42.385 Major defect reporting—approved maintenance organisation carrying out maintenance on aeronautical product
- 42.390 Reporting requirements
- Division 42.D.7—Requirements for recording maintenance for aircraft or aeronautical products
- 42.395 Recording maintenance information for aircraft
- 42.400 Making maintenance record for aeronautical products
- 42.405 Provision of maintenance record and other documents to registered operator
- 42.410 Retention of copy of maintenance record by approved maintenance organisations
- Subpart 42.E—Aeronautical products
- Division 42.E.1—Preliminary
- 42.415 Purpose of Subpart
- Division 42.E.2—Requirements for fitting parts and using materials
- 42.420 Fitting parts other than standard parts
- 42.425 Obligations and offences for fitting parts other than standard parts
- 42.430 Fitting parts removed from aircraft—permission for paragraph 42.420(5)(c)
- 42.435 Fitting parts fabricated by approved maintenance organisations—permission for subparagraph 42.420(5)(a)(ii)
- 42.440 Fitting parts for which there is no authorised release certificate—permission for subparagraphs 42.420(5)(a)(ii) and (b)(iii)
- 42.445 Fitting standard parts
- 42.450 Fitting parts removed from same place on aircraft—permission for paragraphs 42.420(1)(a) and 42.445(1)(a)
- 42.455 Using materials
- Division 42.E.3—Requirements for controlling unserviceable and unsalvageable parts
- 42.460 Control of unserviceable parts
- 42.465 Control of unsalvageable parts
- Division 42.E.4—Requirements for controlling unapproved parts
- 42.470 Meaning of unapproved for parts
- 42.475 Control of unapproved parts
- 42.480 Reporting unapproved parts
- 42.485 Action by CASA following report of unapproved parts
- 42.490 Action required if parts not required to be kept
- Subpart 42.F—Subpart 42.F approved maintenance organisations
- Division 42.F.1—General
- 42.495 Purpose of Subpart
- 42.500 Definitions for Subpart
- 42.505 Regulations 11.070 to 11.075 do not apply in relation to certain matters
- Division 42.F.2—Approval of Subpart 42.F organisations
- 42.510 Applying for approval
- 42.515 Issuing approval
- 42.520 Approval certificate
- 42.525 Privileges for Subpart 42.F organisations
- 42.530 Approval subject to conditions
- Division 42.F.3—Changes to Subpart 42.F organisations
- 42.535 Application for approval of significant changes to Subpart 42.F organisations
- 42.540 Approval of significant changes
- 42.545 Changes to Subpart 42.F organisations that are not significant changes
- 42.550 CASA may direct Subpart 42.F organisations to change expositions
- Division 42.F.4—Requirements and offences for Subpart 42.F organisations
- 42.555 Provision of maintenance services
- 42.560 Providing employees with exposition
- 42.565 Complying with directions
- Subpart 42.G—Continuing airworthiness management organisations
- Division 42.G.1—General
- 42.570 Purpose of Subpart
- 42.575 Definitions for Subpart
- 42.580 Regulations 11.070 to 11.075 do not apply in relation to certain matters
- Division 42.G.2—Approval of continuing airworthiness management organisations
- 42.585 Applying for approval
- 42.590 Issuing approval
- 42.595 Approval certificate
- 42.600 Privileges for continuing airworthiness management organisations
- 42.605 Approval subject to conditions
- Division 42.G.3—Changes to continuing airworthiness management organisations
- 42.610 Application for approval of significant changes to continuing airworthiness management organisations
- 42.615 Approval of significant changes
- 42.620 Changes to continuing airworthiness management organisations that are not significant changes
- 42.625 CASA may direct continuing airworthiness management organisations to change expositions
- Division 42.G.4—Authorisation of pilot licence holders and flight engineers to provide maintenance services
- 42.630 When pilot licence holders and flight engineers may be authorised
- 42.635 Ceasing of authorisation if organisation ceases to be responsible for providing continuing airworthiness management services for aircraft
- 42.640 Directions in relation to authorisations
- 42.645 Notice of cancellation of authorisation
- Division 42.G.5—Requirements and offences for continuing airworthiness management organisations
- 42.650 Provision of continuing airworthiness management services
- 42.655 Providing employees with exposition
- 42.660 Copies of authorisations and records
- 42.665 Complying with directions
- 42.670 Giving information in accordance with contract
- 42.675 Notice of contravention of Part to be given to CASA
- Subpart 42.H—Maintenance certification and certificate of release to service
- Division 42.H.1—General
- 42.680 Purpose of Subpart
- Division 42.H.2—Maintenance certification for maintenance carried out on aircraft
- Subdivision 42.H.2.1—Application of Division
- 42.685 Application of Division
- Subdivision 42.H.2.2—Who must perform maintenance certification
- 42.690 Approved maintenance organisations
- 42.695 Individuals performing maintenance certification on behalf of approved maintenance organisations
- 42.700 Independent maintainers
- Subdivision 42.H.2.3—Requirements for performing maintenance certification
- 42.705 Requirements to be met by individuals before performing maintenance certification
- 42.710 Requirements to be met by organisations before performing maintenance certification
- Subdivision 42.H.2.4—Performance of maintenance certification
- 42.715 How maintenance certification is performed
- Division 42.H.3—Certificate of release to service—aircraft
- Subdivision 42.H.3.1—Preliminary
- 42.720 Application of Division
- 42.725 Requirement not to release aircraft without certificate of release to service
- Subdivision 42.H.3.2—Who may issue certificate of release to service
- 42.730 Approved maintenance organisations
- 42.735 Individuals issuing certificates of release to service on behalf of approved maintenance organisations
- 42.740 Independent maintainers
- Subdivision 42.H.3.3—Requirements for issuing certificate of release to service
- 42.745 Requirements to be met before certificate of release to service may be issued
- 42.750 Requirements to be met by approved maintenance organisations before issuing certificate of release to service
- 42.755 Requirements to be met by individuals before issuing certificate of release to service
- Subdivision 42.H.3.4—Form, content and issue of certificate of release to service
- 42.760 Form and content of certificate of release to service
- 42.765 How certificate of release to service is issued
- Subdivision 42.H.3.5—Record-keeping
- 42.770 Retaining copy of certificate of release to service
- Division 42.H.4—Certificate of release to service—aeronautical products
- Subdivision 42.H.4.1—Preliminary
- 42.775 Application of Division
- 42.780 Requirement not to release aeronautical product without certificate of release to service
- Subdivision 42.H.4.2—Who may issue certificate of release to service
- 42.785 Approved maintenance organisations
- 42.790 Individuals issuing certificates of release to service on behalf of approved maintenance organisations
- Subdivision 42.H.4.3—Requirements for issuing certificate of release to service
- 42.795 Requirements to be met before certificate of release to service may be issued
- 42.800 Requirements to be met by approved maintenance organisations before issuing certificate of release to service
- 42.805 Requirements to be met by individuals before issuing certificate of release to service
- Subdivision 42.H.4.4—Form and issue of certificate of release to service
- 42.810 Form of certificate of release to service
- 42.815 How certificate of release to service is issued
- Subdivision 42.H.4.5—Record-keeping and dealing with certificate of release to service
- 42.820 Additional record for certificate of release to service issued as in-house release document
- 42.825 Dealing with certificate of release to service
- Subpart 42.I—Airworthiness reviews and airworthiness review certificates
- Division 42.I.1—General
- 42.830 Application of Subpart
- 42.835 Purpose of Subpart
- Division 42.I.2—Issue of airworthiness review certificates
- 42.840 Who may issue airworthiness review certificate
- 42.845 Requirements to be met for issue of airworthiness review certificate
- 42.850 Requirements to be met by continuing airworthiness management organisations before issuing airworthiness review certificate
- 42.855 Requirements to be met by individuals before issuing airworthiness review certificate
- 42.860 Form of airworthiness review certificate
- 42.865 How airworthiness review certificate is issued
- 42.870 How long airworthiness review certificate remains in force
- Division 42.I.3—Extension of airworthiness review certificates
- 42.875 Who may extend airworthiness review certificate
- 42.880 Requirements to be met for extension of airworthiness review certificate
- 42.885 Requirements to be met by continuing airworthiness management organisations before extension of airworthiness review certificate
- 42.890 Requirements to be met by individuals before extending airworthiness review certificate
- 42.895 How airworthiness review certificate is extended
- Division 42.I.4—Airworthiness review procedure
- 42.900 Airworthiness review procedure
- Division 42.I.5—Administration
- 42.905 Record of findings of airworthiness review
- 42.910 Record of corrective action taken
- 42.915 Retaining records relating to airworthiness review certificates
- 42.920 Documents to be sent to CASA and registered operator
- 42.925 Notice of decision not to issue airworthiness review certificate
- Division 42.I.6—Relationship of airworthiness review certificate to certificate of airworthiness
- 42.930 Relationship with certificate of airworthiness
- Subpart 42.J—Approval of maintenance programs and variations of approved maintenance programs
- Division 42.J.1—Preliminary
- 42.935 Purpose of Subpart
- Division 42.J.2—Approval of maintenance programs by continuing airworthiness management organisations
- 42.940 Circumstances in which continuing airworthiness management organisations may approve proposed maintenance program
- 42.945 Requirements for approval of maintenance programs
- 42.950 Requirements to be met by continuing airworthiness management organisations before approving proposed maintenance programs
- 42.955 Requirements to be met by individuals before approving proposed maintenance programs
- 42.960 How approval is given
- 42.965 Record-keeping requirements
- Division 42.J.3—Approval of maintenance programs by CASA
- 42.970 Application to CASA for approval of maintenance programs
- 42.975 Form of application
- 42.980 Approval of maintenance programs by CASA
- Division 42.J.4—Approval of variations of approved maintenance programs by continuing airworthiness management organisations
- 42.985 Circumstances in which continuing airworthiness management organisations may approve proposed variations
- 42.990 Requirements to be met for approval of variations of maintenance programs
- 42.995 Requirements to be met by continuing airworthiness management organisations before approving proposed variations
- 42.1000 Requirements to be met by individuals before approving proposed variations
- 42.1005 How approval is given
- 42.1010 Record-keeping requirements
- Division 42.J.5—Approval of variations of approved maintenance programs by CASA
- 42.1015 Application to CASA for approval of variations of approved maintenance programs
- 42.1020 Form of application
- 42.1025 Approval of variations by CASA
- Subpart 42.K—Directions to vary approved maintenance programs
- 42.1030 Purpose of Subpart
- 42.1035 CASA may direct variations of approved maintenance programs
- Subpart 42.L—Approval of reliability programs and variations of approved reliability programs
- Division 42.L.1—Preliminary
- 42.1040 Purpose of Subpart
- Division 42.L.2—Approval of reliability programs
- 42.1045 Application for approval of reliability programs
- 42.1050 Approval of reliability programs
- Division 42.L.3—Approval of variations of approved reliability programs
- 42.1055 Application for approval of variations of approved reliability programs
- 42.1060 Approval of variations of approved reliability programs
- Subpart 42.M—Requirements for pilots
- 42.1065 Purpose of Subpart
- 42.1070 Pre-flight inspection—all aircraft
- 42.1075 Recording information in flight technical log—all aircraft
- Subpart 42.N—Record-keeping requirements
- 42.1080 Purpose of Subpart
- 42.1085 Requirements for making records made under Part
- 42.1090 Requirements for keeping records made under Part
- 42.1095 Change to records made under Part
- Subpart 42.O—Copying or disclosing cockpit voice recording information
- 42.1100 Purpose of Subpart
- 42.1105 Authorisation of persons for paragraph 32AP(3A)(a) of Act
- Volume 2
- Part 45—Display of nationality marks, registration marks and aircraft registration identification plates
- Subpart 45.A—Preliminary
- 45.005 Application of Part 45
- 45.010 Key definitions for Part 45
- 45.015 Meaning of markings and set of markings
- 45.020 References to aircraft operating for an exhibition
- 45.025 Issue of Manual of Standards for Part 45
- 45.030 Registration holder to provide copies of approvals under this Part to registered operator
- Subpart 45.B—Aircraft markings
- 45.050 Requirements for aircraft markings
- 45.055 Display of aircraft markings
- 45.060 Designs etc. not to modify, obscure or create confusion about sets of markings
- 45.065 Approval to operate with different markings—aircraft of special configuration
- 45.070 Approval to operate with different or no markings—aircraft operated for an exhibition
- Subpart 45.C—Requirement to display words on certain aircraft
- 45.090 Requirements for display of words
- 45.095 Display of words
- 45.100 Approval to operate with different or no words—aircraft operated for an exhibition
- Subpart 45.D—Aircraft registration identification plate
- 45.120 Application of Subpart 45.D
- 45.125 Plate to be attached to aircraft
- 45.130 Removal or alteration of plates
- 45.135 Approval of method of displaying markings
- 45.140 Approval for attachment of plate—aircraft of special configuration
- Part 47—Registration of aircraft and related matters
- Subpart 47.A—General
- 47.005 Applicability of Part 47
- 47.010 Definitions for Part 47
- 47.012 Issue of Manual of Standards for Part 47
- 47.015 Requirement for aircraft to be registered
- 47.020 Appointment of person to act on behalf of owners
- Subpart 47.B—The Australian Civil Aircraft Register
- 47.025 Australian Civil Aircraft Register
- 47.030 Access to Australian Civil Aircraft Register
- 47.035 Correction of Register
- 47.040 Seeking information about Register
- 47.045 Communicating with CASA
- 47.050 Accuracy of information in Register
- 47.055 Entries in Register etc not conclusive evidence of title to aircraft
- Subpart 47.C—Registration of aircraft
- Division 47.C.1—Registration of aircraft other than certain RPA
- 47.058 Application of this Division
- 47.060 Applying for registration of unregistered aircraft
- 47.065 Information required for registration—general
- 47.070 Confirmation of oral application
- 47.075 CASA may ask for further information
- 47.080 Registration of aircraft
- 47.085 Interim certificate of registration
- 47.090 Issue of certificate of registration
- 47.095 Period of registration
- Division 47.C.2—Registration of medium RPA, small RPA, very small RPA and micro RPA
- 47.096 Application of this Division
- 47.096A Registration requirements for certain RPA
- 47.097 Application for registration of certain RPA
- 47.098 Registration of certain RPA
- 47.099 Period of registration
- 47.099B Requirement to produce certificate of registration (or copy)
- Subpart 47.D—Registered operator
- 47.100A Application of Subpart 47.D
- 47.100 Identity of registered operator of aircraft
- Subpart 47.E—Transfer of ownership of aircraft
- 47.105A Application of Subpart 47.E
- 47.105 Meaning of former owner and new owner
- 47.110 Transfer of ownership
- Subpart 47.F—Administration of Australian Civil Aircraft Register
- 47.115 Notice of error in information in Register
- 47.130 Lapsing of registration
- 47.131 Suspension and cancellation of registration following a transfer of ownership
- 47.131A Suspension and cancellation of registration if registered operator is not an eligible person
- 47.131B Cancellation of registration at holder’s request—limitations
- 47.131C Cancellation of registration—certain RPA
- 47.132 Cancellation of registration on other grounds
- Subpart 47.G—Reservation, assignment and change of registration marks
- 47.139 Application of Subpart 47.G
- 47.140 Meaning of aircraft for Subpart 47.G
- 47.145 Reservation of registration mark
- 47.150 Assignment of registration mark
- 47.155 Marks that must not be reserved or assigned
- 47.160 Assigning reserved registration mark to unregistered aircraft
- 47.165 Change of registration mark
- Subpart 47.H—Dealer’s marks
- 47.169 Application of Subpart 47.H
- 47.170 Definitions for Subpart 47.H
- 47.175 Assignment of dealer’s marks
- 47.180 What marks may be assigned to dealers
- 47.185 Record of dealer’s marks
- 47.190 How long assignment to dealer remains in effect
- 47.195 Certificate of assignment of dealer’s mark
- 47.205 Dealer’s plate
- 47.210 Use of dealer’s marks
- 47.215 Aircraft taken to be registered
- 47.220 Annual report to CASA on aircraft using dealer’s marks
- 47.225 Revocation of assignment of dealer’s mark etc
- Part 60—Synthetic training devices
- Subpart 60.A—Preliminary
- 60.005 Applicability
- 60.010 Definitions for Part 60
- Subpart 60.B—Flight simulators and flight training devices
- 60.015 Definitions for Subpart 60.B
- 60.020 Qualification levels
- Table 60.020-1 Flight simulator qualification levels
- Table 60.020-2 Flight training device qualification levels
- 60.025 Application for flight simulator qualification or flight training device qualification
- 60.030 Initial evaluation and qualification
- 60.035 Issue of flight simulator qualification certificate or flight training device qualification certificate
- 60.040 Period of validity of flight simulator qualification or flight training device qualification
- 60.045 Recurrent evaluation of qualified flight simulator or qualified flight training device
- 60.050 Variation, cancellation or suspension of flight simulator qualification or flight training device qualification
- 60.055 Flight simulator and flight training device approvals—persons other than Part 141 operators and Part 142 operators
- 60.060 Quality system—operators other than Part 141 operators and Part 142 operators
- 60.065 Ongoing fidelity requirements
- 60.070 Modification of qualified flight simulator or qualified flight training devices
- 60.075 Change in qualification level of qualified flight simulator or qualified flight training device
- 60.080 Deactivation, relocation or reactivation of qualified flight simulator or qualified flight training device
- 60.085 Change of operator of qualified flight simulator or qualified flight training device
- 60.090 Evaluation teams
- 60.095 Records
- Subpart 60.C—Basic instrument flight trainers
- Part 61—Flight crew licensing
- Subpart 61.A—Preliminary
- Division 61.A.1—General
- 61.005 What Part 61 is about
- 61.007 Application of Part 61
- 61.010 Definitions for Part 61
- 61.015 Definition of category of aircraft for Part 61
- 61.020 Definition of class of aircraft for Part 61
- 61.025 Definition of aeroplane for Part 61
- 61.035 Issue of Manual of Standards for Part 61
- 61.040 Approvals by CASA for Part 61
- 61.045 Prescription of qualification standards for flight simulation training devices
- 61.047 Prescription of recognised foreign States
- 61.050 Prescription of multi-engine aeroplanes included in single-engine aeroplane class
- 61.055 Prescription of type ratings and variants—multi-crew aircraft
- 61.060 Prescription of type ratings—single-pilot aircraft
- 61.061 Prescription of type-rated aircraft—flight review requirements for class ratings
- 61.062 Prescription of types of aircraft for additional limitations on class ratings
- 61.063 Prescription of types of single engine helicopters for flight reviews
- 61.065 Conduct of unauthorised activities—holders of flight crew licences
- Division 61.A.2—Flight time and other aeronautical experience
- 61.070 Flight to which Division 61.A.2 applies
- 61.075 Definition of aeronautical experience for Part 61
- 61.080 Definition of flight time as pilot for Part 61
- 61.085 Definition of flight time as co-pilot for Part 61
- 61.090 Definition of flight time as pilot in command for Part 61
- 61.095 Definition of flight time as pilot in command under supervision for Part 61
- 61.100 Definition of flight time as flight engineer for Part 61
- 61.105 Definition of instrument flight time for Part 61
- 61.110 Definition of instrument ground time for Part 61
- Division 61.A.3—Performing flight crew duties without licence, rating or endorsement
- Subdivision 61.A.3.1—Student pilots
- 61.112 Flying as a student pilot
- 61.113 General requirements for student pilots
- 61.114 Solo flights—medical requirements for student pilots
- 61.115 Solo flights—recent experience requirements for student pilots
- 61.116 Student pilots authorised to taxi aircraft
- 61.117 Identity checks—student pilots
- 61.118 Production of medical certificates etc. and identification—student pilots
- Subdivision 61.A.3.2—Other circumstances in which flight crew duties may be performed without licence, rating or endorsement
- 61.119 Flying without licence—flight engineer duties
- 61.120 Operation of aircraft radio without licence
- 61.125 Conducting flight activities without rating or endorsement
- 61.126 Conducting flight activities without having met proficiency check or flight review
- 61.130 Operation of helicopter using auto flight control system without licence or rating
- 61.135 Authorisation to conduct flight training or flight test without holding type rating
- 61.140 Authorisation to test aircraft without holding type rating
- 61.145 Piloting glider without holding glider pilot licence
- Subpart 61.B—Grant of flight crew licences, ratings and endorsements
- Division 61.B.1—General
- 61.150 People who may grant flight crew licences, ratings and endorsements
- 61.155 Applications for flight crew licences, ratings and endorsements
- 61.160 Grant of flight crew licences
- 61.165 Grant of flight crew ratings
- 61.170 Grant of flight crew endorsements
- 61.175 How CASA issues flight crew licences, ratings and endorsements
- 61.180 How examiner, instructor or approval holder issues rating or endorsement
- 61.185 New licence document if licence, rating or endorsement cancelled
- 61.190 Licence holder to comply with limitations and requirements of Part 61
- Division 61.B.2—Flight training and other training
- 61.195 Flight training requirements
- 61.200 Differences training requirements
- 61.205 When training must not be conducted in aircraft
- 61.210 Other approved courses of training or professional development
- Division 61.B.3—Aeronautical knowledge examinations
- 61.215 Aeronautical knowledge examinations—general
- 61.220 Aeronautical knowledge examinations—air transport pilot licence
- 61.225 Aeronautical knowledge examinations—pass standards
- 61.230 Aeronautical knowledge examinations—knowledge deficiency reports
- Division 61.B.4—Flight tests
- 61.235 Flight tests for flight crew licences and ratings—prerequisites
- 61.240 Consequences of taking flight test when ineligible
- 61.245 Conduct of flight tests for flight crew licences, ratings and endorsements
- 61.250 Pass standards for flight tests
- Division 61.B.5—English language proficiency
- 61.255 Aviation English language proficiency assessments
- 61.260 Duration of English language proficiency assessments
- 61.265 Recreational pilot licences—general English language proficiency
- 61.270 Approval of language proficiency assessors
- Division 61.B.6—Recognition of overseas flight crew authorisations
- 61.275 Overseas flight crew authorisations—recognition
- 61.280 Grant of flight crew licences, ratings or endorsements under bilateral agreements
- Division 61.B.7—Recognition of Australian Defence Force qualifications
- 61.285 Australian Defence Force qualifications—recognition
- Subpart 61.C—Certificates of validation
- 61.290 Grant of certificates of validation
- 61.295 Privileges of certificates of validation
- 61.300 Limitations on exercise of privileges of certificates of validation—medical certificate
- 61.305 Limitations on exercise of privileges of certificates of validation—recent experience, flight review and proficiency check
- 61.310 Limitations on exercise of privileges of certificates of validation—carriage of documents
- 61.315 Conduct of unauthorised activities by holders of certificates of validation
- 61.320 Certificates of validation—period of validity
- 61.325 Certificates of validation—renewal
- Subpart 61.D—General obligations of flight crew licence holders
- 61.335 Identity checks
- 61.336 Provision of photograph
- 61.340 Production of licence documents, medical certificates and identification
- 61.345 Personal logbooks—pilots
- 61.350 Personal logbooks—flight engineers
- 61.355 Retention of personal logbooks
- 61.360 False entries in personal logbooks
- 61.365 Production of personal logbooks
- Subpart 61.E—Pilot licensing—general limitations and authorisations
- Division 61.E.1—General limitations on exercise of pilot licence privileges
- 61.375 Limitations on exercise of privileges of pilot licences—ratings
- 61.380 Limitations on exercise of privileges of pilot licences—flight activity and design feature endorsements
- 61.385 Limitations on exercise of privileges of pilot licences—general competency requirement
- 61.390 Limitations on exercise of privileges of pilot licences—operating requirements and limitations
- 61.395 Limitations on exercise of privileges of pilot licences—recent experience for certain passenger flight activities
- 61.400 Limitations on exercise of privileges of pilot licences—flight review
- 61.405 Limitations on exercise of privileges of pilot licences—medical requirements—recreational pilot licence holders
- 61.410 Limitations on exercise of privileges of pilot licences—medical certificates: private pilot licence holders
- 61.415 Limitations on exercise of privileges of pilot licences—medical certificates: commercial, multi-crew and air transport pilot licence holders
- 61.420 Limitations on exercise of privileges of pilot licences—carriage of documents
- 61.422 Limitations on exercise of privileges of pilot licences—aviation English language proficiency
- 61.425 Limitations on exercise of privileges of pilot licences—unregistered aircraft
- 61.427 Removal of certain pilot licence conditions about airspace
- Division 61.E.2—General authorisations for pilot licences
- 61.430 Holders of pilot licences authorised to taxi aircraft
- 61.435 When holders of pilot licences authorised to operate aircraft radio
- Subpart 61.G—Recreational pilot licences
- Division 61.G.1—Privileges and grant of licences
- 61.460 Privileges of recreational pilot licences
- 61.465 Limitations on exercise of privileges of recreational pilot licences—general
- 61.470 Limitations on exercise of privileges of recreational pilot licences—endorsements
- 61.475 Requirements for grant of recreational pilot licences
- 61.480 Grant of recreational pilot licences in recognition of pilot certificates granted by certain organisations
- Division 61.G.2—Recreational pilot licence endorsements
- 61.485 Kinds of recreational pilot licence endorsements
- 61.490 Privileges of recreational pilot licence endorsements
- 61.495 Requirements for grant of recreational pilot licence endorsements
- 61.500 Grant of endorsement in recognition of other qualifications
- Subpart 61.H—Private pilot licences
- Division 61.H.1—General
- 61.505 Privileges of private pilot licences
- 61.510 Limitations on exercise of privileges of private pilot licences—multi-crew operations
- 61.515 Requirements for grant of private pilot licences—general
- Division 61.H.2—Aeronautical experience requirements for private pilot licences—applicants who have completed integrated training courses
- 61.520 Application of Division 61.H.2
- 61.525 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of private pilot licences—aeroplane category
- 61.530 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of private pilot licences—helicopter category
- 61.535 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of private pilot licences—gyroplane category
- Division 61.H.3—Aeronautical experience requirements for private pilot licences—applicants who have not completed integrated training courses
- 61.540 Application of Division 61.H.3
- 61.545 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of private pilot licences—aeroplane category
- 61.550 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of private pilot licences—helicopter category
- 61.555 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of private pilot licences—powered-lift aircraft category
- 61.560 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of private pilot licences—gyroplane category
- 61.565 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of private pilot licences—airship category
- Subpart 61.I—Commercial pilot licences
- Division 61.I.1—General
- 61.570 Privileges of commercial pilot licences
- 61.575 Limitations on exercise of privileges of commercial pilot licences—multi-crew operations
- 61.580 Requirements for grant of commercial pilot licences—general
- Division 61.I.2—Aeronautical experience requirements for commercial pilot licences—applicants who have completed integrated training courses
- 61.585 Application of Division 61.I.2
- 61.590 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of commercial pilot licences—aeroplane category
- 61.595 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of commercial pilot licences—helicopter category
- 61.600 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of commercial pilot licences—powered-lift aircraft category
- Division 61.I.3—Aeronautical experience requirements for commercial pilot licences—applicants who have not completed integrated training courses
- 61.605 Application of Division 61.I.3
- 61.610 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of commercial pilot licences—aeroplane category
- 61.615 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of commercial pilot licences—helicopter category
- 61.620 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of commercial pilot licences—powered-lift aircraft category
- 61.625 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of commercial pilot licences—gyroplane category
- 61.630 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of commercial pilot licences—airship category
- Subpart 61.J—Multi-crew pilot licences
- 61.635 Privileges of multi-crew pilot licences
- 61.640 Limitations on exercise of privileges of multi-crew pilot licences—IFR flight: general
- 61.645 Limitations on exercise of privileges of multi-crew pilot licences—IFR flight: recent experience
- 61.650 Limitations on exercise of privileges of multi-crew pilot licences—instrument proficiency check
- 61.655 Requirements for grant of multi-crew pilot licences
- 61.660 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of multi-crew pilot licences—aeroplane category
- Subpart 61.K—Air transport pilot licences
- 61.665 Privileges of air transport pilot licences
- 61.670 Limitations on exercise of privileges of air transport pilot licences—helicopter IFR flight
- 61.675 Limitations on exercise of privileges of air transport pilot licences—single-pilot IFR flight
- 61.680 Limitations on exercise of privileges of air transport pilot licences—IFR flight: general
- 61.685 Limitations on exercise of privileges of air transport pilot licences—IFR flight: recent experience
- 61.695 Limitations on exercise of privileges of air transport pilot licences—instrument proficiency check
- 61.700 Requirements for grant of air transport pilot licences—general
- 61.705 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of air transport pilot licences—aeroplane category
- 61.710 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of air transport pilot licences—helicopter category
- 61.715 Aeronautical experience requirements for grant of air transport pilot licences—powered-lift aircraft category
- Subpart 61.L—Aircraft ratings and endorsements for pilot licences
- Division 61.L.1—Preliminary
- 61.720 What Subpart 61.L is about
- Division 61.L.2—Aircraft category ratings
- 61.725 Privileges of aircraft category ratings
- 61.730 Requirements for grant of aircraft category ratings
- Division 61.L.3—Aircraft class ratings
- 61.735 Privileges of aircraft class ratings
- 61.745 Limitations on exercise of privileges of aircraft class ratings—flight review
- 61.747 Limitations on exercise of privileges of class ratings in certain aircraft—flight review
- 61.750 Requirements for grant of aircraft class ratings
- Division 61.L.4—Design feature endorsements
- 61.755 Design features that require design feature endorsement
- 61.760 Privileges of design feature endorsements
- 61.765 Requirements for grant of design feature endorsements
- Division 61.L.5—Pilot type ratings
- 61.770 Privileges of pilot type ratings
- 61.775 Limitations on exercise of privileges of pilot type ratings—flight test in flight simulator
- 61.780 Limitations on exercise of privileges of pilot type ratings—variants
- 61.785 Limitations on exercise of privileges of pilot type ratings—single-pilot operation and multi-crew operation
- 61.790 Limitations on exercise of privileges of pilot type ratings—IFR operation
- 61.795 Limitations on exercise of privileges of pilot type ratings—recent experience on aircraft models
- 61.800 Limitations on exercise of privileges of pilot type ratings—flight review
- 61.805 Limitations on exercise of privileges of pilot type ratings—instrument proficiency check
- 61.810 Requirements for grant of pilot type ratings
- 61.815 Person taken to meet requirements for grant of pilot type rating—multi-crew pilot licence holder
- 61.820 Person taken to meet requirements for grant of pilot type rating—new type rating
- 61.822 Removal of type rating condition about acting as pilot in command
- Division 61.L.6—Cruise relief type ratings
- 61.825 Kinds of cruise relief type rating
- 61.830 Privileges of cruise relief type ratings
- 61.835 Limitations on exercise of privileges of cruise relief type ratings—general
- 61.840 Limitations on exercise of privileges of cruise relief type ratings—recent experience
- 61.845 Requirements for grant of cruise relief type ratings
- 61.850 Person taken to meet requirements for grant of cruise relief type rating—new type rating
- Subpart 61.M—Instrument ratings
- Division 61.M.1—Privileges and requirements for grant of instrument ratings
- 61.855 Privileges of instrument ratings
- 61.860 Limitations on exercise of privileges of instrument ratings—general
- 61.865 Limitations on exercise of privileges of instrument ratings—endorsements
- 61.870 Limitations on exercise of privileges of instrument ratings—recent experience: general
- 61.875 Limitations on exercise of privileges of instrument ratings—recent experience: single pilot
- 61.880 Limitations on exercise of privileges of instrument ratings—instrument proficiency check
- 61.885 Requirements for grant of instrument ratings
- 61.887 Removal of instrument rating conditions about acting as pilot in command under IFR
- Division 61.M.2—Privileges and requirements for grant of instrument endorsements
- 61.890 Kinds of instrument endorsement
- 61.895 Privileges of instrument endorsements
- 61.900 Limitations on exercise of privileges of instrument endorsements
- 61.905 Requirements for grant of instrument endorsements
- Subpart 61.N—Private instrument ratings
- Division 61.N.1—Privileges and requirements for grant of private instrument ratings
- 61.910 Privileges of private instrument ratings
- 61.915 Limitations on exercise of privileges of private instrument ratings—endorsements
- 61.920 Limitations on exercise of privileges of private instrument ratings—recent experience
- 61.925 Limitations on exercise of privileges of private instrument ratings—flight review
- 61.930 Requirements for grant of private instrument ratings
- Division 61.N.2—Privileges and requirements for grant of private instrument endorsements
- 61.935 Kinds of private instrument endorsement
- 61.940 Privileges of private instrument endorsements
- 61.942 Limitations on exercise of privileges of private instrument endorsements—visibility and cloud
- 61.945 Limitations on exercise of privileges of private instrument endorsements
- 61.950 Requirements for grant of private instrument endorsements
- Subpart 61.O—Night VFR ratings
- Division 61.O.1—Privileges and requirements for grant of night VFR ratings
- 61.955 Privileges of night VFR ratings
- 61.960 Limitations on exercise of privileges of night VFR ratings—endorsements
- 61.965 Limitations on exercise of privileges of night VFR ratings—recent experience
- 61.970 Limitations on exercise of privileges of night VFR ratings—flight review
- 61.975 Requirements for grant of night VFR ratings
- Division 61.O.2—Privileges and requirements for grant of night VFR endorsements
- 61.980 Kinds of night VFR endorsement
- 61.985 Privileges of night VFR endorsements
- 61.990 Requirements for grant of night VFR endorsements
- Subpart 61.P—Night vision imaging system ratings
- Division 61.P.1—Privileges and requirements for grant of night vision imaging system ratings
- 61.995 Privileges of night vision imaging system ratings
- 61.1000 Limitations on exercise of privileges of night vision imaging system ratings—general
- 61.1005 Limitations on exercise of privileges of night vision imaging system ratings—endorsements
- 61.1010 Limitations on exercise of privileges of night vision imaging system ratings—recent experience
- 61.1015 Limitations on exercise of privileges of night vision imaging system ratings—night vision imaging system proficiency check
- 61.1020 Requirements for grant of night vision imaging system ratings
- Division 61.P.2—Privileges and requirements for grant of night vision imaging system endorsements
- 61.1025 Kinds of night vision imaging system endorsement
- 61.1030 Privileges of night vision imaging system endorsements
- 61.1035 Requirements for grant of night vision imaging system endorsements
- Subpart 61.Q—Low-level ratings
- Division 61.Q.1—Privileges and requirements for grant of low-level ratings
- 61.1040 Privileges of low-level ratings
- 61.1045 Limitations on exercise of privileges of low-level ratings—general
- 61.1050 Limitations on exercise of privileges of low-level ratings—endorsements
- 61.1055 Limitations on exercise of privileges of low-level ratings—recent experience
- 61.1060 Limitations on exercise of privileges of low-level ratings—flight review
- 61.1070 Requirements for grant of low-level ratings
- Division 61.Q.2—Privileges and requirements for grant of low-level endorsements
- 61.1075 Kinds of low-level endorsement
- 61.1080 Privileges of low-level endorsements
- 61.1085 Requirements for grant of low-level endorsements
- Subpart 61.R—Aerial application ratings
- Division 61.R.1—Privileges and requirements for grant of aerial application ratings
- 61.1090 Privileges of aerial application ratings
- 61.1100 Limitations on exercise of privileges of aerial application ratings—endorsements
- 61.1105 Limitations on exercise of privileges of aerial application ratings—recent experience
- 61.1110 Limitations on exercise of privileges of aerial application ratings—aerial application proficiency check
- 61.1115 Requirements for grant of aerial application ratings
- Division 61.R.2—Privileges and requirements for grant of aerial application endorsements
- 61.1120 Kinds of aerial application endorsement
- 61.1125 Privileges of aerial application endorsements
- 61.1130 Limitations on exercise of privileges of aerial application endorsements—supervision
- 61.1135 Limitations on exercise of privileges of night aerial application endorsements
- 61.1140 Requirements for grant of aerial application endorsements
- Subpart 61.S—Flight activity endorsements
- 61.1145 Kinds of flight activity endorsement
- 61.1150 Privileges of flight activity endorsements
- 61.1155 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight activity endorsements—medical certificates
- 61.1160 Requirements for grant of flight activity endorsements
- Subpart 61.T—Pilot instructor ratings
- Division 61.T.1—Privileges and requirements for grant of flight instructor ratings
- 61.1165 Privileges of flight instructor ratings
- 61.1170 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight instructor ratings—general
- 61.1175 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight instructor ratings—endorsements
- 61.1180 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight instructor ratings—instructor proficiency check
- 61.1185 Requirements for grant of flight instructor ratings
- Division 61.T.2—Privileges and requirements for grant of simulator instructor ratings
- 61.1190 Privileges of simulator instructor ratings
- 61.1195 Limitations on exercise of privileges of simulator instructor ratings—general
- 61.1200 Limitations on exercise of privileges of simulator instructor ratings—endorsements
- 61.1205 Limitations on exercise of privileges of simulator instructor ratings—instructor proficiency check
- 61.1210 Requirements for grant of simulator instructor ratings
- Division 61.T.3—Obligations of pilot instructors
- 61.1215 Obligations of pilot instructors—training
- 61.1220 Obligations of pilot instructors—flight reviews
- 61.1225 Obligations of pilot instructors—student pilots
- 61.1227 Obligations of pilot instructors—approval to operate aircraft radio
- 61.1230 Obligations of pilot instructors—records of activities conducted independently of Part 141 or 142 operator
- Division 61.T.4—Privileges and requirements for grant of training endorsements
- 61.1235 Kinds of training endorsement
- 61.1240 Privileges of training endorsements
- 61.1245 Limitations on exercise of privileges of training endorsements—general
- 61.1246 Limitations on exercise of privileges of grade 3 training endorsements
- 61.1247 Limitations on exercise of privileges of low level training endorsements
- 61.1248 Limitation on exercise of privileges of helicopter grade 2 training endorsements
- 61.1250 Requirements for grant of training endorsements
- Subpart 61.U—Flight examiner ratings
- Division 61.U.1—Privileges and requirements for grant of flight examiner ratings
- 61.1255 Privileges of flight examiner ratings
- 61.1265 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight examiner ratings—endorsements
- 61.1270 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight examiner ratings—professional development
- 61.1275 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight examiner ratings—recent experience
- 61.1280 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight examiner ratings—flight reviews and subject matter proficiency checks
- 61.1285 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight examiner ratings—examiner proficiency check
- 61.1290 Requirements for grant of flight examiner ratings
- Division 61.U.2—Obligations of flight examiners
- 61.1295 Obligations of flight examiners—flight tests: strict liability offences
- 61.1300 Obligations of flight examiners—flight tests: other offences
- 61.1305 Obligations of flight examiners—proficiency checks
- Division 61.U.3—Privileges and requirements for grant of flight examiner endorsements
- 61.1310 Kinds of flight examiner endorsement
- 61.1315 Privileges of flight examiner endorsements
- 61.1318 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight examiner endorsements—flight tests in aircraft
- 61.1320 Requirements for grant of flight examiner endorsements
- Subpart 61.V—Flight engineer licences
- 61.1325 Privileges of flight engineer licences
- 61.1330 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight engineer licences—ratings
- 61.1335 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight engineer licences—recent experience
- 61.1340 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight engineer licences—flight review
- 61.1345 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight engineer licences—current medical certificates
- 61.1350 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight engineer licences—carriage of documents
- 61.1352 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight engineer licences—aviation English language proficiency
- 61.1355 Certain holders of flight engineer licences authorised to operate aircraft radio
- 61.1360 Requirements for grant of flight engineer licences
- Subpart 61.W—Flight engineer type ratings
- 61.1365 Privileges of flight engineer type ratings
- 61.1370 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight engineer type ratings—general
- 61.1375 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight engineer type ratings—recent experience on aircraft models
- 61.1380 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight engineer type ratings—flight review
- 61.1385 Requirements for grant of flight engineer type ratings
- 61.1390 Person taken to meet requirements for grant of flight engineer type rating—new type rating
- Subpart 61.X—Flight engineer instructor ratings
- Division 61.X.1—Privileges and requirements for grant of flight engineer instructor ratings
- 61.1395 Privileges of flight engineer instructor ratings
- 61.1400 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight engineer instructor ratings—general
- 61.1405 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight engineer instructor ratings—endorsements
- 61.1410 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight engineer instructor ratings—instructor proficiency check
- 61.1415 Requirements for grant of flight engineer instructor ratings
- Division 61.X.2—Obligations of flight engineer instructors
- 61.1420 Obligations of flight engineer instructors—training
- 61.1425 Obligations of flight engineer instructors—flight review
- 61.1427 Obligations of flight engineer instructors—approval to operate aircraft radio
- Division 61.X.3—Privileges and requirements for grant of flight engineer training endorsements
- 61.1430 Kinds of flight engineer training endorsement
- 61.1435 Privileges of flight engineer training endorsements
- 61.1440 Requirements for grant of flight engineer training endorsements
- Subpart 61.Y—Flight engineer examiner ratings
- Division 61.Y.1—Privileges and requirements for grant of flight engineer examiner ratings
- 61.1445 Privileges of flight engineer examiner ratings
- 61.1455 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight engineer examiner ratings—endorsements
- 61.1460 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight engineer examiner ratings—professional development
- 61.1465 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight engineer examiner ratings—recent experience
- 61.1470 Limitations on exercise of privileges of flight engineer examiner ratings—examiner proficiency check
- 61.1475 Requirements for grant of flight engineer examiner ratings
- Division 61.Y.2—Obligations of flight engineer examiners
- 61.1480 Obligations of flight engineer examiners—flight tests: strict liability offences
- 61.1485 Obligations of flight engineer examiners—flight tests: other offences
- 61.1490 Obligations of flight engineer examiners—proficiency checks
- Division 61.Y.3—Privileges and requirements for grant of flight engineer examiner endorsements
- 61.1495 Kinds of flight engineer examiner endorsement
- 61.1500 Privileges of flight engineer examiner endorsements
- 61.1505 Requirements for grant of flight engineer examiner endorsements
- Subpart 61.Z—Glider pilot licences
- 61.1510 Privileges of glider pilot licences
- 61.1515 Limitations on exercise of privileges of glider pilot licences—general
- 61.1520 Limitations on exercise of privileges of glider pilot licences—recent experience
- 61.1525 Limitations on exercise of privileges of glider pilot licences—flight review
- 61.1530 Limitations on exercise of privileges of glider pilot licences—medical certificates
- 61.1535 Limitations on exercise of privileges of glider pilot licences—carriage of documents
- 61.1540 Requirements for grant of glider pilot licences
- Part 64—Authorisations for non-licensed personnel
- Subpart 64.A—Preliminary
- 64.005 What Part 64 is about
- 64.010 Definitions for Part 64
- 64.012 Approvals by CASA for Part 64
- Subpart 64.B—Transmission on aeronautical radio frequencies
- 64.015 Eligibility for aeronautical radio operator certificate
- 64.020 Obligation of assessor to ensure training is completed
- 64.025 Applying for aeronautical radio operator certificate
- 64.030 Grant of aeronautical radio operator certificate
- 64.035 Holder of aeronautical radio operator certificate may operate radio
- 64.040 Person undergoing training or assessment may operate radio
- Subpart 64.C—Taxiing aeroplanes
- 64.045 Persons who may taxi aeroplanes—general
- 64.050 Persons who may taxi aeroplanes—persons undergoing training or assessment
- 64.055 Grant of certificate of competency to taxi aeroplanes of a class or covered by a type rating
- 64.060 Production of certificate of competency
- Part 65—Air traffic services licensing
- Subpart 65.A—General
- 65.005 Applicability of this Part
- 65.010 Definitions for this Part
- 65.015 Meaning of successful completion of training
- 65.020 Effect of ATS provider’s failure to comply with this Part
- 65.025 How to satisfy recency requirement
- 65.030 How to satisfy currency requirement
- 65.033 Issue of Manual of Standards
- Subpart 65.B—Authority to act in air traffic control and flight service
- 65.035 Authority to carry out air traffic control function
- 65.040 Rules applicable when a person performs ATC function under supervision
- 65.045 Offences—carrying out ATC function without authority
- 65.050 Authority to carry out flight service function
- 65.055 Rules applicable when a person performs flight service function under supervision
- 65.060 Offences—carrying out flight service function without authority
- 65.065 Authority to use ground-based radio equipment
- Subpart 65.C—Licensing
- Division 65.C.1—Air traffic controller licensing
- 65.070 Eligibility for grant of ATC licence
- 65.075 Air traffic controller ratings
- 65.080 Grant of rating on ATC licence
- 65.085 Grant of endorsement on ATC licences
- 65.090 ATS provider’s obligation to provide currency and recency training and assessment
- 65.095 Ancillary qualifications
- 65.100 Conduct of practical training
- 65.105 Conduct of examinations
- 65.115 Periods of validity of ratings and endorsements
- 65.120 Periods of validity of ATC qualifications
- Division 65.C.2—Flight service licensing
- 65.125 Eligibility for grant of flight service licence
- 65.130 Flight service ratings
- 65.135 Maintenance of ratings on flight service licence
- 65.140 Endorsements on flight service licences
- 65.145 Ancillary qualifications
- 65.150 Conduct of training
- 65.155 Conduct of examinations
- 65.165 Periods of validity of rating and endorsement
- 65.170 Period of validity of flight service qualification
- Subpart 65.E—Administrative functions
- Division 65.E.1—Grant of licences
- 65.175 Definitions for this Subpart
- 65.180 How to apply
- 65.225 Grant of licence
- 65.230 When decision must be made
- Division 65.E.2—Ongoing proficiency and medical testing
- 65.250 Re-examination or re-assessment of licence or qualification holder
- Division 65.E.3—Suspension and cancellation of licences
- 65.255 Provisional suspension of licence pending examination or assessment
- 65.260 Provisional suspension of licence etc during investigation
- 65.265 Show cause procedure
- 65.270 CASA’s powers in respect of licence etc
- 65.275 Choice between cancellation and suspension
- 65.280 Procedure for decision
- 65.285 Effect of suspension or provisional suspension of authorisation
- Part 66—Continuing airworthiness—aircraft engineer licences and ratings
- Subpart 66.A—General
- 66.005 Purpose of Part
- 66.010 Definitions for Part
- 66.015 Part 66 Manual of Standards
- Subpart 66.B—Aircraft engineer licences
- 66.018 Aircraft engineer licences and kinds of aircraft
- 66.020 Applications for licences
- 66.025 Grant of licence
- 66.026 Grant of licence subject to exclusion
- 66.030 Recognition of foreign licences from recognised States held at time of application
- 66.035 Recognition of foreign licences from recognised States held before time of application
- 66.040 Recognition of foreign licences not from recognised States held at time of application—assessment by maintenance training organisation
- 66.045 Recognition of foreign licences not from recognised States held at time of application—assessment by CASA
- 66.050 Recognition of foreign licences not from recognised States held before time of application—assessment by maintenance training organisation
- 66.055 Recognition of foreign licences not from recognised States held before time of application—assessment by CASA
- 66.060 Qualifications from excluded States not recognised
- 66.065 Recognition of Defence Force aircraft authorisations held at time of application
- 66.070 Recognition of Defence Force aircraft authorisations held before time of application
- 66.071 Endorsement on licence of licence exclusion
- 66.072 Removal of exclusion from licence
- Subpart 66.C—Ratings
- 66.075 Applications for ratings
- 66.080 Grant of rating
- 66.085 Determination of equivalence of certain ratings endorsed on certain licences and authorisations held at time of application
- 66.090 Determination of equivalence of certain ratings endorsed on certain licences and authorisations held before time of application
- 66.095 Grant of rating subject to exclusions
- 66.100 Training, assessment and experience for removal of exclusion from rating
- 66.105 Endorsement of rating on licence
- 66.110 Removal of exclusion from rating
- Subpart 66.D—Conditions of licences
- 66.115 Conditions
- 66.115A Offence not to comply with licence conditions
- 66.120 All licences—general
- 66.125 All licences—medically significant conditions
- 66.130 Category A licences
- 66.135 Category B1 and B2 licences—maintenance certification on behalf of Part 145 organisation
- 66.137 Category B1 and B2 licences—maintenance certification other than on behalf of Part 145 organisation
- 66.138 Category B1 and B2 licences—certificate of release to service issued on behalf of Part 145 organisation
- 66.139A Category B1 and B2 licences—certificate of release to service issued other than on behalf of Part 145 organisation
- 66.140 Category C licences
- Subpart 66.F—Administration
- 66.175 CASA may ask licensed aircraft maintenance engineers for information
- 66.180 Suspension of licence for failure to provide information
- 66.185 CASA must revoke suspension of licence if information provided
- Part 67—Medical
- Subpart 67.A—General
- 67.005 Applicability
- 67.010 Definitions for this Part
- 67.015 Meaning of safety-relevant
- 67.020 Extended meaning of convicted of an offence
- Subpart 67.B—Designated aviation medical examiners and designated aviation ophthalmologists
- 67.025 Application for appointment as DAME or DAO
- 67.030 More information for application
- 67.035 Continuation of appointment until application decided
- 67.040 When decision must be made
- 67.045 Appointment of DAMEs
- 67.055 DAMEs—declaration about holders of position
- 67.060 DAMEs—conditions
- 67.065 Appointment of DAOs
- 67.075 DAOs—declaration about holders of position
- 67.080 DAOs—conditions
- 67.090 Release of information about performance of DAMEs or DAOs
- 67.095 DAMEs and DAOs—cancellation or surrender of appointment
- 67.100 DAMEs and DAOs—automatic suspension and cancellation after criminal conviction
- 67.105 DAMEs—automatic cancellation on ceasing to be medical practitioner
- 67.110 DAOs—automatic cancellation on ceasing to be medical practitioner or ophthalmologist
- 67.120 Revocation of declarations
- 67.125 Obligation to report
- 67.130 Surrender of certificate of appointment
- 67.140 Indemnification of medical reporting
- Subpart 67.C—Medical certificates
- 67.145 Kinds of medical certificate
- 67.150 Who meets medical standard 1
- 67.155 Who meets medical standard 2
- 67.160 Who meets medical standard 3
- 67.165 Directions about examinations for issue of medical certificates
- 67.170 Evidence of identity
- 67.175 Medical certificates—application
- 67.180 Medical certificates—issue and refusal
- 67.185 Notice of decision to refuse medical certificate
- 67.190 Reconsideration of decision to refuse medical certificate
- 67.195 Medical certificate—conditions
- 67.200 Conditions applicable to certain medical certificates—correcting lenses
- 67.205 Medical certificates—period in force
- 67.210 Medical certificates—application for extension of period in force
- 67.215 Medical certificates—extension of period in force by CASA
- 67.220 Medical certificates—extension of period in force by DAMEs
- 67.225 Medical certificates—new medical certificates issued by DAMEs
- 67.230 CASA may require medical examination of certificate holders
- 67.235 Suspension of medical certificates—pregnancy
- 67.240 Medical certificates—suspension pending examination
- 67.245 Suspension of medical certificates—special arrangements for service in urgent cases
- 67.250 Medical certificates—effect of suspension
- 67.255 Medical certificates—cancellation if medical standard not met
- 67.260 Medical certificates—cancellation and suspension in other cases
- Subpart 67.D—Modified Austroads medical standards
- 67.262 Definition of meets the modified Austroads medical standards
- 67.263 Definition of modified Austroads medical standards for Subpart 67.D
- Subpart 67.E—Responsibilities of holders of medical certificates and recreational aviation medical practitioner’s certificates
- 67.265 Obligation to tell CASA of changes in medical condition—medical certificate holders
- 67.270 Offence—doing act while efficiency impaired—licence holders
- 67.271 Offence—doing act while efficiency impaired—student pilots
- 67.275 Surrender of medical certificates
- Part 71—Airspace
- Part 90—Additional airworthiness requirements
- Subpart 90.A—General
- 90.005 Purpose of Part
- 90.007 Application of Part
- 90.008 Definitions for Part 90
- 90.010 Exclusions in relation to particular provisions
- 90.015 Operation of exclusions under regulation 39.004
- 90.020 Issue of Manual of Standards
- Subpart 90.B—General provisions
- 90.100 Applicability
- 90.105 Flight crew restraints
- 90.110 Occupant restraints—small aeroplanes
- 90.115 Occupant restraints—helicopters
- 90.120 Side-facing seats
- 90.125 Cabin crew seats
- 90.130 External doors
- 90.135 Emergency exits
- 90.140 Cargo and baggage compartment lighting
- 90.145 Thermal/acoustic insulation materials
- 90.150 Fire extinguishing agents
- Subpart 90.C—Large aeroplanes engaged in air transport operations
- Division 90.C.1—General
- 90.200 Applicability
- Division 90.C.2—Emergency exits
- 90.205 Escape devices
- 90.210 Location of emergency exits
- 90.215 Access to emergency exits
- 90.220 Interior emergency exit marking
- 90.225 Interior emergency lighting
- 90.230 Floor proximity emergency escape path
- 90.235 Exterior emergency exit marking
- 90.240 Exterior emergency lighting
- 90.245 Over-wing escape routes
- Division 90.C.3—Fire protection
- 90.250 Cabin interiors—materials
- 90.255 Seat cushions—materials
- 90.260 Cargo compartment liners—materials
- 90.265 Cargo compartments for aeroplanes engaged in scheduled air transport operations
- 90.270 Toilets
- 90.275 Thermal/acoustic insulation materials
- Division 90.C.4—Systems and equipment
- 90.280 Seats
- 90.285 Pitot heat indication systems
- 90.290 Landing gear aural warning systems
- Subpart 90.D—Small aeroplanes engaged in air transport operations
- 90.400 Applicability
- 90.405 Cargo and baggage compartments
- 90.410 Emergency exits
- 90.415 Landing gear aural warning systems
- Subpart 90.E—Helicopters engaged in scheduled air transport operations
- 90.600 Applicability
- 90.605 Emergency exits
- Part 91—General operating and flight rules
- Subpart 91.A—Preliminary
- 91.005 Application of Part 91—Australian aircraft in Australian territory
- 91.010 Application of Part 91—Australian aircraft in foreign countries
- 91.015 Application of Part 91—Australian aircraft over the high seas
- 91.020 Application of Part 91—foreign registered aircraft
- 91.025 Application of Part 91—foreign state aircraft
- 91.030 Application of Part 91—aircraft to which Part 101, 103 or 131 applies
- 91.035 Application of Part 91—certain provisions of this Part do not apply if provisions of Part 105, 121, 133, 135 or 138 apply
- 91.040 Issue of Manual of Standards for Part 91
- 91.045 Approvals by CASA for Part 91
- 91.050 Approvals by authorised persons for Subpart 91.T
- Subpart 91.C—General
- Division 91.C.1—General flight limitations
- 91.055 Aircraft not to be operated in manner that creates a hazard
- 91.060 Unauthorised travel or placing of cargo on aircraft
- 91.085 NVIS flights
- 91.090 All flights—airspeed limits
- Division 91.C.2—Operational documents
- 91.095 Compliance with flight manual etc.
- Division 91.C.3—Flight related documents
- 91.100 Electronic documents
- 91.105 Carriage of documents
- 91.110 Carriage of documents for certain flights
- 91.115 Carriage of documents—flights that begin or end outside Australian territory
- 91.120 Journey logs—flights that begin or end outside Australian territory
- Division 91.C.4—Reporting and recording defects and incidents etc.
- Division 91.C.5—Search and rescue services and emergency and survival equipment
- Division 91.C.6—Miscellaneous requirements for aircraft
- 91.140 Operating an Australian aircraft outside Australia
- 91.145 Requirements to be met before Australian aircraft may fly
- 91.150 Operating aircraft with inoperative equipment—placarding
- 91.155 Manipulating flight controls
- Division 91.C.7—Firearms on aircraft
- 91.160 Possessing firearm on aircraft
- 91.165 Discharging firearm on aircraft
- Division 91.C.8—Portable electronic devices
- 91.170 Operation of portable electronic devices
- 91.175 Operation of portable electronic devices by crew members
- Division 91.C.9—Special flight operations
- 91.180 Air displays in Australian territory
- 91.185 Conducting aerobatic manoeuvres
- 91.190 Dropping things from aircraft
- 91.195 Picking up or setting down people or things during flight
- 91.200 Persons not to be carried in certain parts of aircraft
- 91.205 Flying in formation
- 91.210 Towing of things by aircraft
- Subpart 91.D—Operational procedures
- Division 91.D.1—Operational control
- 91.215 Authority and responsibilities of pilot in command
- 91.220 Actions and directions by operator or pilot in command
- 91.225 Crew members—power of arrest
- Division 91.D.2—Flight preparation
- 91.230 Flight preparation (weather assessments) requirements
- 91.235 Flight preparation (alternate aerodromes) requirements
- Division 91.D.3—Flight notifications and pre-flight checks
- 91.240 Flight notifications
- 91.245 Matters to be checked before take-off
- Division 91.D.4—Flight rules
- Subdivision 91.D.4.1—General
- 91.255 Air traffic services—prescribed requirements
- 91.257 Air traffic control clearances and instructions
- 91.260 Unauthorised entry into prohibited or restricted areas
- 91.263 Air defence identification zone flights
- 91.265 Minimum height rules—populous areas and public gatherings
- 91.267 Minimum height rules—other areas
- 91.270 Aircraft to be flown under VFR or IFR
- Subdivision 91.D.4.2—Visual flight rules
- 91.273 VFR flights
- 91.275 Specified VFR cruising levels
- 91.277 Minimum heights—VFR flights at night
- 91.280 VFR flights—compliance with VMC criteria
- 91.283 VFR flights—aircraft not to exceed certain speeds
- 91.285 VFR flights—flights in class A airspace
- Subdivision 91.D.4.3—Instrument flight rules
- 91.287 IFR flights
- 91.290 Specified IFR cruising levels
- 91.295 IFR flights at non-specified cruising levels—notifying Air Traffic Services
- 91.300 IFR flights at non-specified cruising levels—avoiding collisions with aircraft conducting VFR flights
- 91.305 Minimum heights—IFR flights
- 91.307 IFR take-off and landing minima
- 91.310 Approach ban for IFR flights
- 91.315 Taking off and landing in low visibility
- 91.320 Specified aircraft performance categories
- Subdivision 91.D.4.4—Avoiding collisions in the air
- 91.325 Basic rule
- 91.330 Right of way rules
- 91.335 Additional right of way rules
- 91.340 Right of way rules for take-off and landing
- Subdivision 91.D.4.5—Avoiding collisions on water
- 91.345 Compliance with International Regulations
- 91.350 Giving way to vessels
- 91.355 Giving way on water
- Subdivision 91.D.4.6—Avoiding collisions at or in the vicinity of aerodromes
- 91.360 Meaning of in the vicinity of a non-controlled aerodrome
- 91.365 Taxiing or towing on movement area of aerodrome
- 91.370 Take-off or landing at non-controlled aerodrome—all aircraft
- 91.375 Operating on manoeuvring area, or in the vicinity, of non-controlled aerodrome—general requirements
- 91.380 Operating on manoeuvring area, or in the vicinity, of non-controlled aerodrome—landing and taking off into the wind
- 91.385 Operating on manoeuvring area, or in the vicinity, of non-controlled aerodrome—requirements that apply after joining the circuit pattern
- 91.390 Operating on manoeuvring area, or in the vicinity, of non-controlled aerodrome—requirements related to maintaining the same track after take-off
- 91.395 Straight-in approaches at non-controlled aerodromes
- 91.400 Communicating at certified, registered, military or designated non-controlled aerodromes
- 91.405 Aircraft in aerodrome traffic at controlled aerodromes
- Division 91.D.5—Taking off, landing and ground operations
- 91.410 Use of aerodromes
- 91.415 Taxiing aircraft
- 91.420 Parked aircraft not to create hazard
- 91.425 Safety when aeroplane operating on ground
- 91.430 Safety when rotorcraft operating on ground
- Division 91.D.6—Fuel requirements
- 91.455 Fuel requirements
- 91.460 Oil requirements
- 91.465 Contaminated, degraded or inappropriate fuels
- 91.470 Fire hazards
- 91.475 Fuelling aircraft—fire fighting equipment
- 91.480 Fuelling aircraft—electrical bonding
- 91.485 Equipment or electronic devices operating near aircraft
- 91.490 Fuelling turbine-engine aircraft—low-risk electronic devices
- 91.495 Only turbine-engine aircraft to be hot fuelled
- 91.500 Hot fuelling aircraft—general
- 91.505 Hot fuelling aircraft—procedures etc.
- 91.510 Fuelling aircraft—persons on aircraft, boarding or disembarking
- 91.515 Fuelling aircraft if fuel vapour detected
- Division 91.D.7—Safety of persons on aircraft and cargo requirements
- 91.520 Crew members to be fit for duty
- 91.525 Offensive or disorderly behaviour on aircraft
- 91.530 When smoking not permitted
- 91.535 Crew safety during turbulence
- 91.540 Means of passenger communication
- 91.545 Seating for persons on aircraft
- 91.550 Seating for flight crew members
- 91.555 Seating for crew members other than flight crew members
- 91.560 Restraint of infants and children
- 91.565 Passengers—safety briefings and instructions
- 91.570 Passengers—safety directions by pilot in command
- 91.575 Passengers—compliance with safety directions
- 91.580 Passengers—compliance with safety instructions by cabin crew
- 91.585 Restraint and stowage of cargo
- 91.590 Restraint and stowage of carry-on baggage
- 91.595 Restraint and stowage of certain aircraft equipment
- 91.600 Carriage of cargo—general
- 91.605 Carriage of cargo—cargo compartments
- 91.610 Carriage of cargo—unoccupied seats
- 91.615 Carriage of cargo—loading instructions
- 91.620 Carriage of animals
- Division 91.D.8—Instruments, indicators, equipment and systems
- 91.625 Use of radio—qualifications
- 91.630 Use of radio—broadcasts and reports
- 91.635 Communication monitoring in controlled airspaces
- 91.640 Use of radio outside controlled airspaces—listening watch of radio transmissions
- 91.645 Availability of instructions for flight data and combination recorders
- 91.650 Flight recorders—preserving recordings of immediately reportable matters
- 91.655 RVSM airspace
- 91.660 Performance-based navigation
- Division 91.D.9—Miscellaneous
- Division 91.D.10—Signals, emergencies and hazards
- 91.670 Standard visual signals
- 91.675 Pilot in command to report hazards to air navigation
- 91.680 Pilot in command to report emergencies
- 91.685 Multi-engine aircraft—pilot in command to land at nearest suitable aerodrome if emergency occurs
- 91.690 Pilot in command to report contraventions relating to emergencies
- 91.695 Interception of aircraft
- 91.700 Aviation distress signals
- 91.705 Flight in icing conditions—adherence of frost, ice or snow
- 91.710 Flight in icing conditions—requirements for flight
- Division 91.D.11—Causing or simulating failures etc.
- Subdivision 91.D.11.1—Causing or simulating instrument failure etc.
- 91.715 Causing or simulating failure of flight instruments
- 91.720 Simulating IMC flying
- 91.725 Training flight limitations etc.
- Subdivision 91.D.11.2—Causing or simulating engine failure etc. for aeroplanes
- 91.730 Aeroplane flights in IMC or at night—engine not to be shut down
- 91.735 Single-engine aeroplane—VFR flights by day—engine not to be shut down
- 91.740 Single-engine aeroplane—simulating engine failure in IMC or at night
- 91.745 Multi-engine aeroplane—simulating engine failure—general
- 91.750 Multi-engine aeroplane—simulating engine failures in IMC or at night
- Subdivision 91.D.11.3—Causing or simulating engine failure etc. for rotorcraft
- 91.755 Single-engine rotorcraft—engine not to be shut down
- 91.760 Single-engine rotorcraft—engine failure not to be simulated and autorotation of main rotor system not to be initiated in IMC
- 91.765 Single-engine rotorcraft—simulating engine failure or initiating autorotation of main rotor system at night
- 91.770 Multi-engine rotorcraft—engine not to be shut down at certain altitudes in IMC or at night
- 91.775 Multi-engine rotorcraft—simulating engine failure in IMC or at night
- Division 91.D.12—Psychoactive substances
- 91.780 Passengers—alcohol
- 91.785 Crew—provision of alcohol
- 91.790 Prohibiting person affected by psychoactive substances from boarding
- Subpart 91.F—Performance
- 91.795 Take-off performance
- 91.800 Landing performance
- Subpart 91.J—Weight and balance
- 91.805 Loading of aircraft
- Subpart 91.K—Equipment
- 91.810 Requirements relating to equipment
- Subpart 91.P—Cabin crew
- 91.820 Cabin crew—when required
- 91.825 Cabin crew—number
- 91.830 Cabin crew—knowledge of emergency and safety equipment and procedures
- Subpart 91.T—Operations under certain special certificates of airworthiness and special flight permits
- Division 91.T.1—Preliminary
- 91.835 Aircraft with more than one certificate of airworthiness—application of Subpart 91.T
- Division 91.T.2—Restricted category aircraft—operating requirements
- 91.840 Restricted category aircraft—general operating requirements
- 91.845 Restricted category aircraft—kinds of operations permitted
- Division 91.T.3—Provisionally certificated aircraft—operating requirements
- 91.850 Provisionally certificated aircraft—operating requirements
- 91.855 Provisionally certificated aircraft—kinds of operations permitted
- 91.860 Provisionally certificated aircraft—operation for type certification or supplemental type certification
- 91.865 Provisionally certificated aircraft—requirements for the carriage of people
- 91.870 Provisionally certificated aircraft—additional requirements for operators
- Division 91.T.4—Experimental aircraft—operating requirements
- 91.875 Experimental aircraft—operating requirements
- 91.880 Experimental aircraft—kinds of operations permitted
- 91.885 Experimental aircraft—maximum number of persons to be carried
- Division 91.T.5—Primary category aircraft and intermediate category aircraft—operating requirements
- 91.890 Primary category aircraft and intermediate category aircraft—operating requirements
- Division 91.T.6—Light sport aircraft—operating requirements
- 91.895 Light sport aircraft—operators
- 91.900 Light sport aircraft—pilots
- Division 91.T.7—Special flight permits—operating requirements
- 91.905 Flights under special flight permits
- Division 91.T.8—Miscellaneous
- 91.910 Application of Division 91.T.8
- 91.915 Aircraft with special certificates of airworthiness—maintenance release etc.
- 91.920 Aircraft with special certificates of airworthiness—flight tests to be conducted in certain areas
- Subpart 91.Y—Minimum equipment lists
- Division 91.Y.1—Preliminary
- 91.925 Definitions
- 91.930 Requirements for minimum equipment lists
- Division 91.Y.2—Approval of minimum equipment lists
- 91.935 Approval of minimum equipment lists
- Division 91.Y.3—Variations of minimum equipment lists
- 91.940 Approval of variations
- Division 91.Y.4—Extensions of rectification intervals
- 91.945 Approval of extensions of rectification intervals
- 91.950 Effect of approval
- 91.955 CASA to be notified of extensions approved by a continuing airworthiness management organisation
- Division 91.Y.5—Other
- 91.960 Operation of aircraft with multiple inoperative items not permitted in certain circumstances
- Subpart 91.Z—Foreign aircraft
- 91.965 Foreign registered aircraft—Chicago Convention
- 91.970 Foreign registered aircraft—special flight authorisations
- 91.975 Foreign state aircraft—approval to fly in Australian territory
- 91.980 Foreign registered aircraft—major defect—CASA direction
- 91.985 Foreign registered aircraft—CASA to notify Contracting State of direction
- 91.990 Foreign registered aircraft—CASA may revoke direction
- 91.995 Foreign registered aircraft—when direction or revocation takes effect
- Part 92—Consignment and carriage of dangerous goods by air
- Subpart 92.A—General
- 92.005 Applicability
- 92.010 Definitions for Part 92
- 92.015 What are dangerous goods?
- Subpart 92.B—Conditions for carriage etc of dangerous goods
- 92.020 Compliance with Technical Instructions generally
- 92.025 Compliance with Technical Instructions—operators
- 92.030 Compliance with Technical Instructions—passengers and crew
- 92.035 Compliance with Technical Instructions—persons who consign dangerous goods
- 92.040 Commercial Australian aircraft operators—conditions for carriage of dangerous goods—dangerous goods manual
- 92.045 Dangerous goods manual—Australian aircraft operators
- 92.050 Commercial foreign aircraft operators—conditions to which carriage of dangerous goods is subject
- 92.055 Dangerous goods manual—requirements applicable to all operators
- 92.065 Commercial operators—reporting of dangerous goods incidents
- 92.070 Dangerous goods statement (Act s 23A)
- 92.075 Dangerous goods statement in reliance on statement already made
- Subpart 92.C—Training
- 92.085 Definitions for Subpart 92.C
- 92.090 Extended meaning of every 2 years for this Subpart
- 92.095 Training—certain employees of Australian aircraft operators
- 92.100 Training—certain employees of Australian ground handling agents
- 92.105 Training—certain employees of Australian freight forwarders
- 92.110 Required standard of training for regulations 92.095, 92.100 and 92.105
- 92.115 Training—certain employees of screening authorities
- 92.120 Training—certain employees of shippers of dangerous goods
- 92.125 Training—certain employees of non-Australian operators
- 92.130 Training—Australian operators’ employees outside Australia
- 92.135 Requirements for training course
- 92.140 Who may conduct training
- 92.145 Records about training—Australian operators etc
- Subpart 92.D—Limitations on application of Subparts 92.B and 92.C
- 92.160 Aircraft operated by law enforcement authorities
- 92.165 Goods carried by external load
- 92.170 Cargo carried in main deck cargo compartments
- 92.175 Goods carried by private operators
- 92.180 Goods carried for parachute operations
- 92.185 Carriage of fuel in large containers
- 92.190 Goods for use in emergency services
- 92.195 Carriage of ammunition by air security officers
- Subpart 92.E—Information to passengers
- 92.200 Information in passenger terminals
- 92.205 Information with tickets
- Volume 3
- Part 99—Drug and alcohol management plans and testing
- 99.005 Purposes of Part
- Subpart 99.A—General
- 99.010 Definitions for Part 99
- 99.015 SSAAs to which this Part applies
- 99.020 Substantial compliance with requirements of Part required
- Subpart 99.B—Drug and alcohol management plans
- Division 99.B.1—Purposes of Subpart
- 99.025 Purposes of Subpart
- Division 99.B.2—Persons required to have a DAMP
- 99.030 Who must develop and maintain a DAMP
- 99.035 DAMP must be implemented
- 99.040 DAMP must be made available to SSAA employees
- Division 99.B.3—Content and implementation of DAMP
- Subdivision 99.B.3.1—Content of DAMP
- 99.045 Content of DAMP
- Subdivision 99.B.3.2—Drug and alcohol testing program
- 99.050 Requirements for drug and alcohol testing
- 99.055 Requirements relating to DAMP medical review officer
- 99.060 Requirements relating to use of testing devices
- Subdivision 99.B.3.3—Drug and alcohol response program
- 99.065 Requirements relating to SSAA employees ceasing SSAAs
- 99.070 Requirements relating to returning to SSAAs
- 99.075 Requirements relating to intervention programs
- Subdivision 99.B.3.4—Implementing a DAMP
- 99.080 Implementing a DAMP
- Division 99.B.4—Review and audit of DAMP
- 99.085 Review of DAMP by DAMP organisation
- 99.090 Audit of DAMP organisation by CASA
- 99.095 CASA may direct changes to DAMP
- Division 99.B.5—Provision of Information
- 99.100 DAMP organisation or DAMP contractor to provide information
- 99.105 DAMP record-keeping
- Subpart 99.C—Drug and alcohol testing by CASA
- Division 99.C.1—Preliminary
- 99.110 Purposes of Subpart
- Subdivision 99.C.1.1—Who may be drug or alcohol tested
- 99.115 Who may be drug or alcohol tested
- 99.120 Body samples may only be taken if person consents
- Subdivision 99.C.1.2—Powers of approved testers
- 99.125 Powers of approved testers
- Subdivision 99.C.1.3—CASA to approve testing devices
- 99.130 Approved drug and alcohol testing devices
- Division 99.C.2—Drug testing
- Subdivision 99.C.2.1—General
- 99.135 Which body samples may be drug tested
- 99.140 How samples are taken and tested
- 99.145 Approved drug testing devices to be used for initial drug tests
- 99.150 Method for determining sample identifiers
- Subdivision 99.C.2.2—Initial drug tests
- 99.155 Taking samples
- 99.160 Initial drug test
- 99.165 If initial drug test result is not positive
- 99.170 If initial drug test result is positive
- 99.175 Notices of initial drug test
- 99.180 Dealing with samples for confirmatory drug test
- 99.185 Transporting samples
- Subdivision 99.C.2.3—Receipt and storage of samples by approved laboratories
- 99.190 Receipt of samples
- 99.195 Storage of samples
- Subdivision 99.C.2.4—Conduct of drug tests by approved laboratories
- 99.200 Testing Sample A
- 99.205 Samples to be tested in accordance with National Association of Testing Authorities’ accreditation
- 99.210 Notices of Sample A results
- 99.215 Donor may request testing of Sample B
- 99.220 Approved laboratory to keep Sample B
- 99.225 Notices of Sample B results
- 99.230 Test results
- Subdivision 99.C.2.5—Record-keeping
- 99.235 Approved laboratory to keep records
- Division 99.C.3—Alcohol testing
- 99.240 Which body samples may be alcohol tested
- 99.245 How samples are taken and tested
- 99.250 Approved breathalysers to be used in alcohol tests
- 99.255 Alcohol tests
- 99.260 Test results
- 99.265 Notice of alcohol test
- Subpart 99.D—Evidentiary certificates and prescribed proceedings
- Division 99.D.1—Purposes of Subpart
- 99.275 Purposes of Subpart
- Division 99.D.2—Evidentiary certificates
- 99.280 Certificates by approved tester
- 99.285 Certificates by approved laboratory
- 99.290 Document taken to be a certificate unless contrary intention established
- 99.295 Certificate not to be admitted unless copy given
- 99.300 Person signing the certificate may be called to give evidence
- 99.305 Rebuttal evidence
- 99.310 CASA may ask for full certificate
- Division 99.D.3—Prescribed proceedings
- 99.315 Prescribed proceedings
- Subpart 99.E—Offences for Subpart 99.C
- Division 99.E.1—Purposes of Subpart
- 99.320 Purposes of Subpart
- Division 99.E.2—Offences
- Subdivision 99.E.2.1—Offences relating to giving a body sample
- 99.325 Failing to carry identification whilst undertaking applicable SSAA
- 99.330 Refusing or failing to give a body sample
- 99.335 Continuing to perform applicable SSAA after refusing a drug or alcohol test or failing to give a body sample
- 99.340 Failing to stop performing an applicable SSAA
- 99.345 Failing to remain in approved tester’s presence
- 99.350 Person must not interfere with integrity of body sample
- Subdivision 99.E.2.2—Offences occurring after positive test result
- 99.355 Continuing to perform applicable SSAA between having initial drug test and confirmatory drug test
- 99.360 Continuing to perform applicable SSAA after having confirmatory drug test and before result returned
- 99.365 Continuing to perform applicable SSAA before confirmatory alcohol test result returned
- 99.370 Performing applicable SSAA showing positive result for testable drug
- 99.375 Performing applicable SSAA while showing positive result for a confirmatory alcohol test
- Subdivision 99.E.2.3—Offences relating to returning to SSAAs after positive test result
- 99.380 Continuing to perform applicable SSAA after having confirmatory drug test
- 99.385 Continuing to perform applicable SSAA after confirmatory alcohol test
- Division 99.E.3—CASA medical review officers
- 99.390 CASA medical review officers
- Subpart 99.F—Provision of information
- Division 99.F.1—Purposes of Subpart
- 99.395 Purposes of Subpart
- Division 99.F.2—Information
- 99.400 Drug or alcohol test information given or required by CASA
- 99.405 Information that must be given to CASA following drug or alcohol test
- Subpart 99.G—CASA’s powers in relation to civil aviation authorisations
- Division 99.G.1—Purposes of Subpart
- 99.410 Purposes of Subpart
- 99.415 When CASA may vary, suspend or cancel a civil aviation authorisation
- 99.420 When variation, suspension or cancellation takes effect
- 99.425 Notice
- 99.430 Effect of effluxion of time in relation to the suspension of civil aviation authorisation
- 99.435 Effect of suspension of civil aviation authorisation
- Subpart 99.H—Approved testers and authorisations to conduct drug and alcohol tests
- Division 99.H.1—Purposes of Subpart
- 99.440 Purposes of Subpart
- Division 99.H.2—Approvals and authorisations
- 99.445 CASA may approve persons to take body samples and conduct tests
- 99.450 Persons authorised to take body samples and conduct tests
- Division 99.H.3—Obligations on approved testers and protection from liability
- 99.455 Obligations on approved testers
- 99.460 Approved testers not liable in certain cases
- Division 99.H.4—Powers of approved testers
- 99.465 Approved testers’ powers to access premises
- Division 99.H.5—Identity cards
- 99.470 Identity cards
- 99.475 Return of identity card
- 99.480 Display and production of identity cards
- 99.485 Suspension or revocation of authorisation
- 99.490 Notices
- Division 99.H.6—Notices to approved testers
- 99.495 Notice to approved testers
- Part 101—Unmanned aircraft and rockets
- Subpart 101.A—Preliminary
- 101.005 Applicability of this Part
- 101.010 Application to rocket-powered unmanned aircraft
- 101.020 Exemption from certain provisions of CAR
- 101.021 Meaning of RPA
- 101.022 Types of RPA
- 101.023 Meaning of model aircraft
- 101.024 Types of model aircraft
- 101.025 Meaning of populous area
- 101.028 Issue of Manual of Standards for Part 101
- 101.029 Approvals for Part 101
- 101.030 Approval of areas for operation of unmanned aircraft or rockets
- 101.035 Requirements in this Part to give information to CASA
- Subpart 101.AB—Authorisations for sections 20AA and 20AB of the Act
- 101.046 Flying without a certificate of airworthiness
- 101.047 Performance of duties during flight time—balloons, kites and model aircraft
- 101.048 Performance of duties during flight time—remotely piloted aircraft
- Subpart 101.B—General prohibition on unsafe operation
- 101.050 Applicability of this Subpart
- 101.055 Hazardous operation prohibited
- Subpart 101.C—Provisions applicable to unmanned aircraft generally
- 101.060 Applicability of this Subpart
- 101.065 Operation in prohibited or restricted area
- 101.066 Operation in prescribed area—requirements prescribed by the Part 101 Manual of Standards
- 101.070 Operation in controlled airspace above 400 ft AGL
- 101.072 Operation in controlled airspace—requirements prescribed by the Part 101 Manual of Standards
- 101.073 Operation must generally be within visual line of sight
- 101.075 Operation near aerodromes
- 101.080 Permission for operation of unmanned aircraft near aerodrome
- 101.085 Maximum operating height
- 101.090 Dropping or discharging of things
- 101.095 Weather and day limitations
- 101.097 Autonomous aircraft—launch or release without approval prohibited
- 101.098 Identification of certain RPA—requirements prescribed by the Part 101 Manual of Standards
- 101.099 Foreign registered RPA and model aircraft—requirements prescribed by the Part 101 Manual of Standards
- 101.099AA Foreign registered RPA—unmanned aircraft levy
- 101.099A Modifications of certain RPA—requirements prescribed by the Part 101 Manual of Standards
- 101.099B Test flights of certain RPA—circumstances and requirements prescribed by the Part 101 Manual of Standards
- Subpart 101.D—Tethered balloons and kites
- 101.100 Applicability of this Subpart
- 101.105 Definitions for Subpart
- 101.110 Tethered balloons and kites that may be operated outside approved areas
- 101.115 Mooring-line marking
- 101.120 Operation of tethered balloon or kite under cloud
- 101.125 Tethered balloon to be lit at night
- 101.130 Rapid deflation device required
- 101.135 What to do if tethered balloon escapes
- Subpart 101.E—Unmanned free balloons
- 101.140 Applicability of this Subpart
- 101.145 Kinds of unmanned free balloons
- 101.150 Definition for Subpart—approved area
- 101.155 Releasing small balloons
- 101.160 Light balloons that may be released outside approved areas
- 101.165 Release of medium and heavy balloons outside approved areas
- 101.170 Medium and heavy balloons not to be flown low
- 101.175 Medium and heavy balloons to be flown in clear sky
- 101.180 How payload must be supported—medium and heavy balloons
- 101.185 Equipment that must be carried—medium and heavy balloons
- 101.190 Lighting—medium and heavy balloons
- 101.195 Marking—unmanned free balloons generally
- 101.200 Marking by day—heavy balloons
- 101.205 Lighting by night—heavy balloons
- 101.210 Obligation to stay in communication with ATC—medium and heavy balloons
- 101.215 Tracking of flight—medium and heavy balloons
- 101.220 Flight reporting—medium and heavy balloons
- 101.225 Ending flight and recovery—medium and heavy balloons
- 101.230 Direction by ATC to end flight in certain circumstances
- Subpart 101.F—Remotely piloted aircraft
- Division 101.F.1—General
- 101.235 Application of Subpart 101.F
- 101.236 Meaning of approved area
- 101.237 Meaning of excluded RPA
- 101.238 Meaning of standard RPA operating conditions
- Division 101.F.2—Operation of RPA generally
- 101.245 Operation near people
- 101.250 Where very small, small and medium RPA may be operated
- 101.252 Certain RPA—requirement for remote pilot licence
- 101.255 Large RPA—requirement for certificate
- 101.260 Maintenance of large RPA
- 101.265 Large RPA—persons permitted to carry out maintenance
- 101.270 Certain RPA—requirement for RPA operator’s certificate
- 101.272 Certain RPA—requirement to keep records or give information to CASA
- 101.275 Approval of operation of large RPA
- 101.280 RPA not to be operated over populous areas
- 101.285 Use of aeronautical radio
- Division 101.F.3—Remote pilot licences
- 101.290 Application for remote pilot licence
- 101.295 Eligibility for remote pilot licence
- 101.300 Conditions on remote pilot licences
- 101.315 Notice to holder of remote pilot licence to show cause
- 101.320 Variation, suspension or cancellation of remote pilot licence
- Division 101.F.4—Certification of RPA operators
- 101.330 Application for certification as RPA operator
- 101.335 Eligibility for certification as RPA operator
- 101.340 Conditions on certification
- 101.342 Functions and duties of chief remote pilot
- 101.360 Notice to certified RPA operator to show cause
- 101.365 Variation, suspension or cancellation of RPA operator’s certification
- 101.370 Compliance with RPA operator’s practices and procedures
- Division 101.F.5—Operation of certain RPA for hire or reward
- 101.371 Application of Division 101.F.5
- 101.372 Notice of certain operations
- 101.373 Notification of changes in relation to operating very small RPA for hire or reward etc.
- 101.374 Database of notifications
- Subpart 101.FA—Excluded RPA and micro RPA accreditation
- Division 101.FA.1—General
- 101.374A Application of this Subpart
- Division 101.FA.2—Accreditation requirements
- 101.374B Excluded RPA and micro RPA—requirement for accreditation or remote pilot licence
- 101.374C Excluded RPA and micro RPA—requirement to produce accreditation or remote pilot licence
- Division 101.FA.3—Grant of accreditation to operate excluded RPA and micro RPA
- 101.374D Accreditation—application
- 101.374E Accreditation—grant
- 101.374F Accreditation—conduct of online courses and examinations
- 101.374G Accreditation—cessation
- 101.374H Notice to accreditation holder to show cause
- 101.374J Suspension or cancellation of accreditation
- Subpart 101.G—Model aircraft
- 101.375 Applicability of this Subpart
- 101.380 Definitions for Subpart
- 101.385 Visibility for operation of model aircraft
- 101.390 Operating model aircraft at night
- 101.395 Keeping model aircraft away from people
- 101.400 Operation of model aircraft outside approved areas
- 101.405 Giant model aircraft
- 101.410 Model flying displays
- Subpart 101.H—Rockets
- 101.415 Applicability of this Subpart
- 101.420 Application of State and Territory laws about rockets
- 101.425 Definitions for Subpart
- 101.430 Launching rocket in or over prohibited or restricted area
- 101.435 Launching rockets into controlled airspace
- 101.440 Launching rockets near aerodromes
- 101.445 Getting permission for launch of rocket near aerodrome
- 101.450 Rockets other than model rockets must be launched in approved area
- 101.455 Maximum operating height of rockets
- 101.460 Dropping or discharging of things from rockets
- 101.465 Weather and day limitations—rockets other than model rockets
- 101.470 Model rockets
- Subpart 101.I—Firework displays
- 101.475 What this Subpart does
- 101.480 Application of State and Territory laws about fireworks
- 101.485 Meaning of operate a firework display
- 101.490 Certain projectiles prohibited in firework displays
- 101.495 Firework displays not permitted near aerodromes
- 101.500 Notice to CASA of certain firework displays
- Part 103—Sport and recreation aircraft
- Subpart 103.A—Preliminary
- 103.005 Application of Part 103
- 103.010 Other key definitions for Part 103
- 103.015 Issue of Manual of Standards for Part 103
- 103.020 Approvals by CASA for Part 103
- Subpart 103.B—Aircraft listing, certification and markings
- 103.025 Listing with a Part 103 ASAO
- 103.030 Flying without a certificate of airworthiness—airworthiness standards for certain kinds of Part 103 aircraft
- 103.035 Display of markings—aircraft other than sailplanes
- Subpart 103.C—General obligations
- 103.040 Requirements for undertaking Part 103 activities
- Subpart 103.D—Operational procedures
- 103.045 Minimum height rules—other than over populous areas or public gatherings
- 103.050 Safety when aircraft operating on ground
- 103.055 Carriage of passengers
- 103.060 Carriage and restraint of persons
- 103.065 Carriage of cargo
- 103.070 Simulating IMC flying
- 103.075 Training flight limitations etc.
- 103.080 Consumption or provision of alcohol
- 103.085 Additional requirements in relation to Part 103 activities
- Subpart 103.K—Equipment
- 103.090 Requirements relating to equipment
- Subpart 103.M—Airworthiness requirements
- 103.100 Application of CAR Parts 4 to 4D
- 103.105 Requirements prescribed by the Part 103 Manual of Standards
- 103.110 Permission for section 20AB of Act
- 103.115 Requirements for ASAO exposition
- 103.120 Aircraft data plate—aircraft to which Part 21 does not apply
- 103.125 Major defects
- Subpart 103.Z—Towing of Part 103 aircraft by other aircraft
- 103.130 Towing of Part 103 aircraft by other aircraft
- Part 105—Parachuting from aircraft
- Subpart 105.A—Preliminary
- 105.005 Application of Part 105
- 105.010 Key definitions for Part 105
- 105.015 Issue of Manual of Standards for Part 105
- Subpart 105.C—General
- Division 105.C.1—General flight limitations
- 105.020 Parachutists must not create hazards
- 105.025 Persons must not create hazards to aircraft operated to facilitate parachute descents
- Division 105.C.2—Operational documents
- Division 105.C.3—Flight related documents
- Division 105.C.4—Reporting and recording defects, incidents etc.
- 105.045 Reserve parachutes and emergency parachutes—reporting of major defects by maintainers
- 105.050 Reserve parachutes—reporting of major defects by parachutists
- Division 105.C.5—Search and rescue services and emergency and survival equipment
- 105.055 Reserve parachute and emergency parachute equipment requirements
- 105.060 Defective reserve parachutes and defective emergency parachutes
- Division 105.C.6—Miscellaneous requirements
- 105.065 Requirements for undertaking parachuting activities
- 105.070 Additional obligations applying to parachute operators
- 105.075 Permission to undertake parachute descent
- 105.080 General requirements for aircraft used for parachute descents
- 105.085 Requirements for aircraft used for descents by trainee parachutists and tandem parachutists
- 105.090 Dropping things over populous areas
- 105.095 Dropping things other than over populous areas
- Subpart 105.D—Operational requirements
- 105.100 Additional requirements in relation to parachuting activities
- 105.105 Restraint of persons other than flight crew members
- 105.110 Persons other than flight crew members—compliance with safety directions
- 105.115 Restrictions on aircraft occupants for descents by trainee parachutists and tandem parachutists
- Subpart 105.G—Personnel fatigue management
- 105.120 Management of fatigue in relation to persons exercising certain parachute descent duties
- Subpart 105.J—Weight and balance
- 105.125 Loading of aircraft used for parachute descents
- Subpart 105.K—Instruments, indicators, equipment and systems
- 105.130 Requirements relating to radio equipment and oxygen equipment
- Subpart 105.N—Flight crew
- 105.135 Pilot requirements for parachute descents—Part 103 aircraft
- 105.140 Pilot requirements for parachute descents—aeroplanes
- 105.145 Pilot requirements for parachute descents—helicopters
- 105.150 Pilot requirements for parachute descents—powered-lift aircraft
- 105.155 Pilot requirements for parachute descents—manned free balloons
- Part 115—Commercial sport and recreational aviation operations
- Part 117—Representations and surveys
- 117.005 What this Part is about
- 117.010 Misrepresentations about holding certain civil aviation authorisations
- 117.015 Safety-related surveys or questionnaires—holders of certain civil aviation authorisations
- 117.020 Owner or registered operator to provide information about aircraft
- 117.025 Owner or registered operator to provide traffic reports
- 117.030 Protection of information
- Part 119—Australian air transport operators—certification and management
- Subpart 119.A—General
- 119.005 What Part 119 is about
- 119.010 Definition of Australian air transport operation
- 119.015 Definitions of Australian air transport AOC and Australian air transport operator
- 119.020 Definition of significant change
- 119.025 Approvals by CASA for Part 119
- 119.030 Prescribed purpose—Australian air transport operations
- 119.035 Prescribed position—safety manager
- 119.036 Required position—head of training and checking
- 119.040 Required material for reference library
- 119.045 Issue of Manual of Standards for Part 119
- 119.050 Australian air transport AOC required
- 119.055 Compliance with Australian air transport AOCs
- 119.060 Compliance with conditions of Australian air transport AOCs
- Subpart 119.B—Australian air transport AOCs
- 119.065 Application
- 119.070 Conditions for issue
- 119.075 Approval of exposition
- 119.080 Conditions of an Australian air transport AOC
- Subpart 119.C—Changes relating to Australian air transport operators
- 119.085 Changes of name etc.
- 119.090 Application for approval of significant changes
- 119.095 Approval of significant changes
- 119.100 Changes must be made in accordance with process in exposition
- 119.105 CASA directions relating to exposition or key personnel
- Subpart 119.D—Organisation and personnel
- 119.110 Organisation and personnel
- 119.115 When key personnel cannot carry out responsibilities
- 119.120 Familiarisation training for key personnel
- 119.125 Chief executive officer—experience
- 119.130 Chief executive officer—responsibilities and accountabilities
- 119.135 Head of flying operations—qualifications and experience
- 119.140 Head of flying operations—responsibilities
- 119.145 Head of training and checking—qualifications and experience
- 119.150 Head of training and checking—responsibilities
- 119.155 Safety manager—experience
- 119.160 Safety manager—responsibilities
- 119.165 Key personnel—additional qualification and experience requirements
- Subpart 119.E—Training and checking for operational safety-critical personnel
- 119.170 Training and checking system
- 119.175 Program for training and assessment in human factors principles and non-technical skills
- 119.180 Training in human factors principles and non-technical skills for flight crew etc.
- 119.185 Training in human factors principles and non-technical skills for other operational safety-critical personnel
- Subpart 119.F—Safety management
- 119.190 Safety management system requirements
- 119.195 Flight data analysis program requirements
- Subpart 119.G—Personnel fatigue management
- Subpart 119.H—Expositions for Australian air transport operators
- 119.205 Content of exposition
- 119.210 Compliance with exposition by operator
- 119.215 Providing personnel with exposition
- 119.220 Compliance with exposition by personnel
- Subpart 119.J—Records and documents
- 119.225 Personnel training and checking records—making records
- 119.230 Personnel training and checking records—availability of records
- 119.235 Copies of flight crew licences and medical certificates
- 119.240 Retention periods for personnel records
- 119.245 Retention periods for flight-related documents
- 119.250 Retention periods for other flight-related records
- Subpart 119.K—Miscellaneous offences
- 119.255 Dealings in relation to cancelled, suspended, varied, pending or refused civil aviation authorisations
- 119.260 Maximum period for use of foreign registered aircraft in Australian territory
- Part 121—Australian air transport operations—larger aeroplanes
- Subpart 121.A—Preliminary
- 121.005 Application of Part 121
- 121.010 Approvals by CASA for Part 121
- 121.015 Issue of Manual of Standards for Part 121
- Subpart 121.C—General
- Division 121.C.1—General flight limitations
- 121.020 Permitted categories of aeroplanes
- 121.025 Aeroplane to be flown under the IFR
- 121.030 Flights further than the 60 minute distance
- 121.035 Flights further than the threshold distance
- 121.040 Flight distance limitation over water
- 121.045 Simulation of emergency or abnormal situations, or IMC
- 121.050 Ferrying an aeroplane with one engine inoperative
- Division 121.C.2—Operational documents
- 121.055 Compliance with flight manual
- 121.060 Operator to have minimum equipment list for certain flights
- 121.065 Duty statement to be available to crew
- 121.070 Availability of checklists
- Division 121.C.3—Flight related documents
- 121.075 Electronic documents
- 121.080 Availability of parts of exposition
- 121.085 Carriage of documents
- 121.090 Accessibility of documents
- 121.095 Carriage of documents—flights that begin or end outside Australian territory
- 121.100 Keeping and updating documents etc.
- 121.105 Journey logs
- 121.110 Passenger lists
- 121.115 Flight preparation forms for flights that begin or end outside Australian territory
- Division 121.C.4—Reporting and recording defects and incidents etc.
- 121.120 Procedures for reporting and recording defects etc.
- 121.125 Procedures for reporting and recording incidents
- Division 121.C.5—Search and rescue services and emergency and survival equipment
- 121.130 Information about search and rescue services
- 121.135 Information about emergency and survival equipment
- Division 121.C.6—Miscellaneous requirements
- 121.140 Crew activities necessary for safe operation
- 121.145 Competence of ground support personnel
- 121.150 Duty statement to be available to ground support personnel
- 121.155 Cockpit authorisation and briefing
- Subpart 121.D—Operational procedures
- Division 121.D.1—Operational control
- 121.160 Operational control
- Division 121.D.2—Flight preparation
- 121.165 General flight preparation requirements
- 121.170 Flight preparation (Part 121 alternate aerodromes) requirements
- Division 121.D.3—Flight planning
- 121.175 Operational flight plans
- 121.180 Availability of flight planning information
- Division 121.D.4—Flight rules
- 121.185 Take-off and landing minima for aerodromes
- 121.190 Establishing lowest safe altitudes etc.
- 121.195 Exposition requirements for low-visibility operations
- 121.200 Stabilised approach requirements
- Division 121.D.5—Aerodromes
- 121.205 Aerodrome requirements
- 121.210 Procedures to determine information about aerodromes
- 121.215 Procedures for safety at aerodromes
- 121.220 Taking off from and landing on narrow runways
- Division 121.D.6—Fuel requirements
- 121.225 Fuel procedures
- 121.230 Oil requirements
- 121.235 Fuel requirements
- 121.240 Fuelling safety procedures
- Division 121.D.7—Passenger transport and medical transport
- 121.245 Application of Division 121.D.7
- 121.250 Carriage of restricted persons
- 121.255 Carry-on baggage
- 121.260 Aisles to remain unobstructed
- 121.265 Stowage of passenger service equipment etc.
- 121.270 Passengers in emergency exit row seats
- 121.275 Carriage of passengers with reduced mobility
- 121.280 Safety briefing cards
- 121.285 Safety briefings, instructions and demonstrations
- 121.290 Additional safety briefing for passengers in emergency exit rows
- 121.295 Safety briefing in the event of an emergency
- Division 121.D.8—Instruments, indicators, equipment and systems
- 121.300 Airborne weather radar equipment
- 121.305 Head-up displays, enhanced vision systems and synthetic vision systems
- 121.310 Crew protective breathing equipment
- 121.315 Hand-held fire extinguishers
- 121.320 Procedures relating to first-aid kits
- 121.325 Procedures relating to universal precaution kits
- 121.330 Procedures relating to emergency medical kits
- 121.335 Life-saving equipment for life rafts
- 121.340 Survival equipment procedures
- Division 121.D.9—Miscellaneous
- 121.345 Procedures relating to ice
- 121.350 Procedures relating to portable electronic devices
- 121.355 Procedures relating to carriage of animals
- 121.360 Polar operations
- 121.365 Cosmic radiation
- 121.370 Exceeding cosmic radiation limits
- 121.375 Obstruction of emergency exits
- 121.380 Assignment of cabin crew seats
- 121.385 CASA approvals relating to take-offs and landings
- Subpart 121.F—Performance
- 121.390 Performance data
- 121.395 Take-off performance
- 121.420 Landing performance
- 121.425 Computerised performance data systems not fitted to aeroplanes
- 121.430 Procedures relating to inoperative engines
- Subpart 121.J—Weight and balance
- 121.435 Loading of aeroplane
- 121.440 Procedures for loading aeroplane etc.
- 121.445 Pilot in command must have information about aeroplane’s weight and balance
- 121.450 Computerised weight and balance systems not fitted to aeroplanes
- 121.455 Weight and balance documents
- Subpart 121.K—Equipment
- 121.460 Requirements relating to equipment
- Subpart 121.N—Flight crew
- Division 121.N.1—General
- 121.470 Additional application of this Subpart
- 121.475 Composition, number, qualifications and training
- 121.480 Experience
- 121.485 Competence
- 121.490 Assignment to duty as pilot in command
- 121.495 Pilot in command
- 121.500 Co-pilots
- 121.505 Cruise relief co-pilots
- 121.510 Use of approved flight simulators for training or checking
- 121.515 Knowledge of route and aerodromes
- Division 121.N.2—Operation of aeroplanes of different type ratings
- 121.520 Application of Division 121.N.2
- 121.525 Assignment of flight crew to aeroplanes of different type ratings
- 121.530 Credit for checks, qualifications, training and experience
- Division 121.N.3—Relief
- 121.535 Relief of pilot in command
- Division 121.N.4—Recent experience
- 121.540 Pilot in command and co-pilot—recent experience requirements
- 121.545 Cruise relief co-pilot—recent experience requirements
- 121.550 Flight engineers—recent experience requirements
- Division 121.N.5—Non-recurrent training and checking etc.
- 121.555 Meeting initial training requirements
- 121.560 Meeting conversion training requirements
- 121.565 Command training requirements
- Division 121.N.6—Recurrent training and checking
- 121.570 Recurrent training and checking requirements
- 121.575 Holding valid Part 121 proficiency check
- 121.580 Part 121 proficiency check
- 121.585 Holding valid line check
- 121.590 Line check requirements
- 121.595 Holding valid refresher check
- 121.600 Refresher training and checking requirements
- 121.605 Holding valid annual emergency and safety equipment check
- 121.610 Annual emergency and safety equipment training and checking requirements
- 121.615 Holding valid 3 yearly emergency and safety equipment check
- 121.620 The 3 yearly emergency and safety equipment training and checking requirements
- Subpart 121.P—Cabin crew
- Division 121.P.1—Preliminary
- 121.625 Application of Subpart 121.P
- 121.630 When cabin crew are required
- Division 121.P.2—General
- 121.635 Number of cabin crew
- 121.640 Qualifications, experience and training
- 121.645 Competence
- 121.650 Minimum age
- 121.655 English proficiency
- 121.660 Assignment to duty as senior cabin crew member
- 121.665 Training and checking for senior cabin crew member
- 121.670 Operating with a reduced number of cabin crew
- 121.675 Second senior cabin crew member
- 121.680 Training facilities and devices
- Division 121.P.3—Operation of aeroplanes of different aeroplane types
- 121.685 Application of Division 121.P.3
- 121.690 Content of exposition in relation to aeroplane types
- 121.695 Maximum number of aeroplane types
- 121.700 Assignment to different aeroplane types
- Division 121.P.4—Recent experience
- 121.705 Recent experience requirements—6 months before flight
- Division 121.P.5—Non-recurrent training and checking
- 121.710 Meeting initial training requirements
- 121.715 Meeting conversion training requirements
- 121.720 Meeting differences training requirements
- Division 121.P.6—Recurrent training and checking
- 121.725 Annual training and holding valid annual training check
- 121.730 Holding valid line check
- 121.735 Three yearly training and holding valid 3 yearly training check
- Division 121.P.7—When cabin crew are carried but not required
- 121.740 Competence
- 121.745 Minimum age
- 121.750 Annual emergency and safety equipment check
- Subpart 121.V—Emergency evacuation procedures
- 121.755 Emergency evacuation procedures
- Subpart 121.Z—Certain single-engine aeroplanes
- 121.760 Application of Part 135 to certain operations
- 121.765 At least 2 pilots required for certain IFR flights
- 121.770 Trend monitoring systems required for certain VFR flights by day
- 121.775 Terrain awareness and warning system
- 121.780 Aircraft not to be flown under the VFR at night
- Part 129—Foreign air transport operators—certification and operating requirements
- Subpart 129.A—Foreign air transport operations—general
- 129.005 What Part 129 is about
- 129.020 Approvals by CASA for Part 129
- 129.025 Prescribed purpose—foreign air transport operations
- 129.030 Foreign air transport operations—foreign air transport AOC required
- 129.035 Foreign air transport operations—compliance with foreign air transport AOCs
- 129.040 Foreign air transport operations—compliance with conditions of foreign air transport AOCs
- Subpart 129.B—Foreign air transport AOCs
- 129.045 Foreign air transport AOC—information and documents that may be required
- 129.050 Foreign air transport AOC—manner of giving CASA information etc.
- 129.055 Foreign air transport AOC—conditions for issue
- 129.060 Foreign air transport AOC—conditions
- 129.065 Foreign air transport AOC—requirement to give notice of certain events
- Subpart 129.C—Foreign air transport operations—operating requirements
- 129.070 Foreign air transport operations—compliance with certain Part 91 provisions
- 129.075 Foreign air transport operations—compliance with Annex 6
- 129.080 Foreign air transport operations—common language for crew
- 129.085 Foreign air transport operations—flights to be in accordance with IFR or approval
- 129.090 Foreign air transport operations—flight crew licences
- 129.095 Foreign air transport operations—air displays
- 129.100 Foreign air transport operations—low-visibility operations
- 129.105 Foreign air transport operations—flying in formation
- 129.110 Foreign air transport operations—simulated IMC prohibited
- 129.115 Foreign air transport operations—simulated emergency and abnormal procedures prohibited
- 129.120 Foreign air transport operations—aerobatic manoeuvres prohibited
- 129.125 Foreign air transport operations—maximum period for use of Australian aircraft in Australian territory
- Subpart 129.M—Foreign air transport operations—airworthiness
- 129.200 Foreign air transport operations—certificates of airworthiness
- 129.205 Foreign air transport operations—continuing airworthiness
- Subpart 129.N—Foreign air transport operations—flight crew
- 129.250 Foreign air transport operations—flight crew experience for aircraft covered by overseas rating
- 129.255 Foreign air transport operations—co-pilot
- Part 131—Balloons and hot air airships
- Subpart 131.A—Preliminary
- 131.005 Application of Part 131
- 131.010 Definition of balloon transport operation
- 131.015 Definitions of balloon transport AOC and balloon transport operator
- 131.020 Definition of specialised balloon operation
- 131.025 Definition of Part 131 recreational activity
- 131.030 Definition of significant change
- 131.035 Approvals by CASA for Part 131
- 131.040 Prescribed purpose—balloon transport operations
- 131.045 Prescribed position—safety manager
- 131.050 Required material—reference library
- 131.055 Issue of Manual of Standards for Part 131
- Subpart 131.B—Operator certification and management
- Division 131.B.1—Requirement for certification for balloon transport operations
- 131.060 Balloon transport AOC required to conduct balloon transport operations
- 131.065 Compliance with balloon transport AOC
- 131.070 Compliance with conditions of balloon transport AOC
- Division 131.B.2—Balloon transport AOCs
- 131.075 Application for balloon transport AOC
- 131.080 Conditions for issue of balloon transport AOC
- 131.085 Approval of exposition
- 131.090 Conditions of balloon transport AOCs
- Division 131.B.3—Changes relating to balloon transport operators
- 131.095 Changes of name etc.
- 131.100 Application for approval of significant changes
- 131.105 Approval of significant changes
- 131.110 Changes must be made in accordance with process in exposition
- 131.115 CASA directions relating to exposition or key personnel
- Division 131.B.4—Organisation and personnel
- 131.120 Organisation and personnel
- 131.125 Key personnel cannot carry out responsibilities
- 131.130 Familiarisation training for key personnel
- 131.135 Chief executive officer—experience
- 131.140 Chief executive officer—responsibilities and accountabilities
- 131.145 Head of flying operations—qualifications and experience
- 131.150 Head of flying operations—responsibilities
- 131.155 Head of training and checking—qualifications and experience
- 131.160 Head of training and checking—responsibilities
- 131.165 Safety manager—experience
- 131.170 Safety manager—responsibilities
- 131.175 Key personnel—additional qualification and experience requirements
- Division 131.B.5—Systems
- 131.180 Safety management system requirements
- 131.185 Training and checking system
- 131.190 Fatigue management system
- Division 131.B.6—Expositions for balloon transport operators
- 131.195 Content of exposition
- 131.200 Compliance with exposition by operator
- 131.205 Providing personnel with exposition
- 131.210 Compliance with exposition by personnel
- Division 131.B.7—Records and documents
- 131.215 Personnel training and checking records—making records
- 131.220 Personnel training and checking records—availability of records
- 131.225 Copies of balloon flight crew licences and medical certificates
- 131.230 Retention periods for personnel records
- Division 131.B.8—Miscellaneous offences
- 131.235 Dealings in relation to cancelled, suspended, varied, pending or refused civil aviation authorisations
- 131.240 Maximum period for use of foreign registered Part 131 aircraft in Australian territory
- Subpart 131.C—General
- Division 131.C.1—General flight limitations
- 131.245 Pilots must be authorised
- 131.250 Simulation of emergency or abnormal situations
- Division 131.C.2—Operational documents
- 131.255 Compliance with flight manual
- 131.260 Availability of checklists
- Division 131.C.3—Flight related documents
- 131.265 Electronic documents
- 131.270 Availability of parts of exposition
- 131.275 Carriage of documents
- 131.280 Keeping documents with a person on the ground during flight
- Division 131.C.4—Reporting and recording information
- 131.285 Reporting and recording information
- Division 131.C.5—Search and rescue services and emergency and survival equipment
- 131.290 Information about search and rescue services
- 131.295 Information about emergency and survival equipment
- Division 131.C.6—Miscellaneous requirements
- 131.300 Competence of ground support personnel
- 131.305 Flights over populous areas, public gatherings and other areas
- 131.310 Dropping things from aircraft
- 131.315 Flights at night
- 131.320 Use of supplemental oxygen equipment etc.
- 131.325 Specialised balloon operations
- 131.330 Additional requirements for specialised balloon operations
- Subpart 131.D—Operational procedures
- Division 131.D.1—Operational control
- Division 131.D.2—Flight preparation
- 131.340 Flight preparation requirements
- Division 131.D.3—Flight notifications and pre-flight checks
- 131.345 Balloon flight notification requirements
- 131.350 Matters to be checked before take-off
- Division 131.D.4—Flight rules
- Subdivision 131.D.4.1—General
- 131.353 Air traffic services—prescribed requirements
- 131.354 Use of radio—broadcasts and reports
- 131.355 Additional right of way rules
- 131.360 Operations at non-controlled aerodromes
- 131.365 Flights over water
- Subdivision 131.D.4.2—Visual flight rules
- 131.367 VFR flights
- Division 131.D.5—Taking off, landing and ground operations
- 131.370 Procedures for safety during ground operations
- 131.375 Operation of Part 131 aircraft while tethered
- Division 131.D.6—Fuel requirements
- 131.380 Fuel and ballast procedures
- 131.385 Fuel and ballast requirements
- Division 131.D.7—Safety of persons on aircraft and cargo requirements
- 131.390 Smoking not permitted during flight or within 15 metres of Part 131 aircraft
- 131.395 Certain Part 131 aircraft to have signage about smoking
- 131.400 Carriage of infants
- 131.405 Carriage of persons requiring assistance
- 131.410 Passengers—safety briefings and instructions
- 131.415 Safety briefing in the event of an emergency
- 131.420 Passengers—compliance with safety directions
- 131.425 Restraint of cargo
- 131.430 Procedures relating to carriage of animals
- Division 131.D.8—Miscellaneous
- 131.435 Training flight limitations
- 131.440 Test flights
- Subpart 131.F—Performance
- 131.445 Loading weights
- 131.450 Loading procedures
- 131.455 Carriage of passengers
- Subpart 131.K—Equipment
- 131.460 Requirements relating to equipment
- Subpart 131.M—Continuing airworthiness
- Subpart 131.N—Flight crew
- 131.565 Qualifications and training for pilots
- Subpart 131.P—Other operational safety-critical personnel
- Division 131.P.1—Ground support personnel
- 131.570 Qualifications and training for ground support personnel
- Division 131.P.2—Other operational support personnel
- Subpart 131.R—Part 131 recreational activities
- 131.580 Part 131 recreational activities must be authorised
- 131.585 Procedures for carrying hang gliders
- Subpart 131.S—Balloon flight crew licensing
- Subpart 131.Z—Tethered gas balloons
- 131.685 Approval required to operate
- 131.690 Compliance with Part 131 Manual of Standards
- 131.695 Operation under cloud
- 131.700 Operation at night
- 131.705 Rapid deflation device required
- 131.710 What to do if balloon escapes
- Part 132—Limited category aircraft
- Subpart 132.A—Preliminary
- 132.005 What Part 132 is about
- 132.010 Key definitions for Part 132
- 132.015 Definition of adventure flight for limited category aircraft
- 132.020 Definition of major for modifications and repairs for limited category aircraft
- 132.025 Definition of safety-critical aeronautical product for limited category aircraft
- 132.030 Approval of modifications and repairs for limited category aircraft
- 132.035 Approvals by CASA or administering authority for Part 132
- 132.040 Issue of Manual of Standards for Part 132
- 132.045 Relationship of Part 132 to other requirements for operating limited category aircraft
- Subpart 132.B—Flying limited category aircraft—general requirements
- 132.050 General operational requirements
- 132.055 Authorised operations for limited category aircraft
- 132.060 Maximum number of persons to be carried
- 132.065 Passenger briefing for flights other than adventure flights
- 132.070 Content of safety briefing for flights other than adventure flights
- 132.075 Flights over populous areas
- 132.085 Flights in foreign country’s airspace
- Subpart 132.C—Flying limited category aircraft—adventure flights
- Division 132.C.1—Adventure flights—general requirements
- 132.090 Adventure flight procedures required
- 132.095 Limited category certificate must include adventure flights as special purpose operation
- 132.100 When adventure flights prohibited—aircraft airframe life and life-limited safety-critical aeronautical products
- 132.105 When adventure flights prohibited—major modifications or repairs
- 132.110 When adventure flights prohibited—certain aircraft that are not ex-armed forces or historic aircraft
- 132.115 When adventure flights prohibited—aircraft with special flight permit
- 132.120 Requirements for pilot in command of adventure flights
- 132.125 Unbroken round trips only
- 132.130 Sightseeing flights prohibited
- 132.135 Clothes and equipment supplied by operator
- 132.140 Passengers who cannot understand safety briefing to be accompanied on adventure flights
- Division 132.C.2—Adventure flights—passenger safety briefings
- 132.145 Requirement for passenger safety briefing when booking
- 132.150 Content of passenger safety briefing when booking
- 132.155 Requirement for passenger safety briefing before boarding aircraft
- 132.160 Acknowledgement by passengers who are at least 18 and who can understand passenger safety briefing
- 132.165 Acknowledgement for passengers under 18 or who cannot understand passenger safety briefing
- 132.170 Retention of acknowledgements
- Subpart 132.D—Limited category aircraft—certification and airworthiness requirements
- Division 132.D.1—Certification and airworthiness—general
- 132.175 Advice about modifications, repairs, damage, defects and life-limited aeronautical products
- 132.180 Requirements for giving approvals, certificates and advice—individuals
- 132.185 Authorisations to give approvals, certificates and advice for limited category aircraft
- 132.190 Requirements for giving approvals, certificates and advice—limited category organisations
- Division 132.D.2—Certification and airworthiness—permit index numbers
- 132.195 Assignment of permit index numbers—general
- 132.200 Assignment of new permit index numbers on initiative of administering authority
- 132.205 Assignment of new permit index numbers at CASA direction
- 132.210 Assignment of new permit index numbers on application by registered operator
- 132.215 When assignment of new permit index number takes effect
- 132.220 Notice to operator if new permit index number assigned
- Division 132.D.3—Certification and airworthiness—notice to CASA of certain matters
- 132.225 Notice to CASA—permit index numbers assigned by limited category organisation for aircraft
- 132.230 Notice to CASA—certain proposed actions by limited category organisation
- 132.235 Notice to CASA—safety of aircraft
- Subpart 132.M—Limited category aircraft—airworthiness and maintenance
- Part 133—Australian air transport operations—rotorcraft
- Subpart 133.A—Preliminary
- 133.005 Application of Part 133
- 133.010 Definition of suitable forced landing area for rotorcraft flights
- 133.015 Approvals by CASA for Part 133
- 133.020 Issue of Manual of Standards for Part 133
- Subpart 133.C—General
- Division 133.C.1—General flight limitations
- 133.025 Permitted categories of rotorcraft
- Division 133.C.2—Operational documents
- 133.030 Compliance with flight manual
- 133.035 Operator to have minimum equipment list for certain flights
- 133.040 Availability of checklists
- Division 133.C.3—Flight related documents
- 133.045 Electronic documents
- 133.050 Availability of parts of exposition
- 133.055 Carriage of documents
- 133.060 Availability or carriage of documents for certain flights
- 133.065 Carriage of documents—flights that begin or end outside Australian territory
- 133.070 Keeping and updating documents etc.
- 133.075 Journey logs
- 133.080 Passenger lists
- 133.085 Flight preparation forms for flights that begin or end outside Australian territory
- Division 133.C.4—Reporting and recording defects and incidents etc.
- 133.090 Procedures for reporting and recording defects etc.
- 133.095 Procedures for reporting and recording incidents
- Division 133.C.5—Search and rescue services and emergency and survival equipment
- 133.100 Information about search and rescue services
- 133.105 Information about emergency and survival equipment
- Division 133.C.6—Miscellaneous requirements
- 133.110 Crew activities necessary for safe operation
- 133.115 Competence of ground support personnel
- 133.120 Crew station authorisation and briefing
- Subpart 133.D—Operational procedures
- Division 133.D.1—Operational control
- 133.125 Operational control
- Division 133.D.2—Flight preparation
- 133.130 Flight preparation requirements
- Division 133.D.3—Flight planning
- 133.135 Operational flight plans
- 133.140 Availability of flight planning information
- Division 133.D.4—Flight rules
- 133.145 Take-off and landing minima
- 133.150 Flights to or from foreign countries that do not use ICAO procedures
- 133.155 Authorised instrument approach procedures not in the AIP
- 133.160 Exposition requirements for low-visibility operations
- 133.165 IFR flights without destination alternate aerodromes
- 133.167 Minimum height rules for medical transport operations
- Division 133.D.5—Aerodromes
- 133.170 Procedures to determine information about aerodromes
- 133.175 Procedures for safety at aerodromes
- Division 133.D.6—Fuel requirements
- 133.180 Fuel procedures
- 133.185 Oil requirements
- 133.190 Fuel requirements
- 133.195 Fuelling safety procedures
- Division 133.D.7—Passenger transport and medical transport
- 133.200 Application of Division 133.D.7
- 133.205 Simulation of emergency or abnormal situations
- 133.210 Carriage of restricted persons
- 133.215 Carry-on baggage
- 133.220 Obstruction of emergency exits
- 133.225 Passengers in seats adjacent to emergency exits
- 133.230 Carriage of passengers with reduced mobility
- 133.235 Safety briefing cards
- 133.240 Safety briefings, instructions and demonstrations
- 133.245 Safety briefing in the event of an emergency
- Division 133.D.8—Instruments, indicators, equipment and systems
- 133.250 Airborne weather radar equipment
- 133.255 Head-up displays, enhanced vision systems and synthetic vision systems
- 133.260 Survival equipment procedures
- 133.265 NVIS flights
- 133.270 Securing moveable equipment
- Division 133.D.9—Miscellaneous
- 133.275 Procedures relating to ice
- 133.280 Procedures relating to portable electronic devices
- 133.285 Procedures relating to carriage of animals
- 133.290 Polar operations
- 133.295 External load operations involving winching a person
- Subpart 133.F—Performance
- 133.305 Take-off performance
- 133.310 Landing performance
- 133.315 Flight in a performance class
- 133.320 Rotorcraft permitted to fly in performance class 1 or 2, or performance class 2 with exposure
- 133.325 Flight in performance class 2 with exposure
- 133.330 Flight in performance class 1 for certain rotorcraft
- 133.335 Flight in performance class 1 or 2, or performance class 2 with exposure for certain rotorcraft
- 133.340 Flight in performance class 3 over populous areas
- Subpart 133.J—Weight and balance
- 133.345 Loading of rotorcraft
- 133.350 Procedures for loading rotorcraft etc.
- 133.355 Weight and balance documents
- Subpart 133.K—Equipment
- 133.360 Requirements relating to equipment
- Subpart 133.N—Flight crew
- Division 133.N.1—General
- 133.370 Composition, number, qualifications and training
- 133.375 Competence
- 133.377 Training and checking to be conducted by certain persons
- 133.380 Assignment to duty of pilot in command
- 133.385 Pilot in command
- 133.390 Co-pilot
- 133.395 Pilot in command in non-command pilot’s seat
- 133.400 Knowledge of route and aerodromes
- Division 133.N.2—Flight crew training—miscellaneous
- Division 133.N.3—Operation of rotorcraft of different types
- 133.410 Application of Division 133.N.3
- 133.415 Assignment of flight crew to different multi-engine rotorcraft
- Division 133.N.4—Recent experience
- 133.420 Recent experience requirements—90 days before flight
- Subpart 133.P—Crew other than flight crew
- Division 133.P.1—Cabin crew
- 133.425 Number, qualifications, experience and training
- 133.430 Competence
- 133.435 Minimum age
- 133.440 English proficiency
- 133.445 Assignment to duty as senior cabin crew member
- 133.450 Training and checking requirements for senior cabin crew member
- Division 133.P.2—Air crew
- 133.455 Training and checking
- 133.460 Competence
- 133.465 English proficiency
- Division 133.P.3—Medical transport specialists
- 133.470 Training and checking
- 133.475 Competence
- Part 135—Australian air transport operations—smaller aeroplanes
- Subpart 135.A—Preliminary
- 135.005 Application of Part 135
- 135.010 Compliance with Part 121 provisions
- 135.015 Definition of suitable forced landing area for aeroplane flights
- 135.020 Approvals by CASA for Part 135
- 135.025 Issue of Manual of Standards for Part 135
- Subpart 135.C—General
- Division 135.C.1—General flight limitations
- 135.030 Permitted categories of aeroplanes
- 135.035 Flight distance limitations
- Division 135.C.2—Operational documents
- 135.040 Compliance with flight manual
- 135.045 Operator to have minimum equipment list for certain flights
- 135.050 Availability of checklists
- Division 135.C.3—Flight related documents
- 135.055 Electronic documents
- 135.060 Availability of parts of exposition
- 135.065 Carriage of documents
- 135.070 Availability or carriage of documents for certain flights
- 135.075 Carriage of documents—flights that begin or end outside Australian territory
- 135.080 Keeping and updating documents etc.
- 135.085 Journey logs
- 135.090 Passenger lists
- 135.095 Flight preparation forms for flights that begin or end outside Australian territory
- Division 135.C.4—Reporting and recording defects and incidents etc.
- 135.100 Procedures for reporting and recording defects etc.
- 135.105 Procedures for reporting and recording incidents
- Division 135.C.5—Search and rescue services and emergency and survival equipment
- 135.110 Information about search and rescue services
- 135.115 Information about emergency and survival equipment
- Division 135.C.6—Miscellaneous requirements
- 135.120 Crew activities necessary for safe operation
- 135.125 Competence of ground support personnel
- 135.130 Flight crew seat authorisation and briefing
- Subpart 135.D—Operational procedures
- Division 135.D.1—Operational control
- 135.135 Operational control
- Division 135.D.2—Flight preparation
- 135.140 Flight preparation requirements
- Division 135.D.3—Flight planning
- 135.145 Operational flight plans
- 135.150 Availability of flight planning information
- Division 135.D.4—Flight rules
- 135.155 Take-off and landing minima
- 135.160 IFR flights to or from foreign countries that do not use ICAO procedures
- 135.165 Authorised instrument approach procedures not in the AIP
- 135.170 Exposition requirements for low-visibility operations
- 135.175 Stabilised approach requirements
- 135.180 Take-off alternate aerodromes
- 135.185 Alternate aerodrome requirements in certain circumstances
- 135.190 IFR flights without destination alternate aerodromes
- Division 135.D.5—Aerodromes
- 135.195 Procedures to determine information about aerodromes
- 135.200 Procedures for safety at aerodromes
- Division 135.D.6—Fuel requirements
- 135.205 Fuel procedures
- 135.210 Oil requirements
- 135.215 Fuel requirements
- 135.220 Fuelling safety procedures
- Division 135.D.7—Passenger transport and medical transport
- 135.225 Application of Division 135.D.7
- 135.230 IFR flights
- 135.235 VFR flights at night
- 135.240 Prescribed single-engine aeroplanes
- 135.245 Simulation of emergency or abnormal situations
- 135.250 Carriage of restricted persons
- 135.255 Carry-on baggage
- 135.260 Obstruction of emergency exits
- 135.265 Passengers in seats adjacent to emergency exits
- 135.270 Carriage of passengers with reduced mobility
- 135.275 Safety briefing cards
- 135.280 Safety briefings, instructions and demonstrations
- 135.285 Safety briefing in the event of an emergency
- 135.290 Flights over water for single-engine aeroplanes
- Division 135.D.8—Instruments, indicators, equipment and systems
- 135.295 Airborne weather radar equipment
- 135.300 Head-up displays, enhanced vision systems and synthetic vision systems
- 135.305 Survival equipment procedures
- Division 135.D.9—Miscellaneous
- 135.310 Procedures relating to ice
- 135.315 Procedures relating to portable electronic devices
- 135.320 Procedures relating to carriage of animals
- 135.325 Polar operations
- 135.330 Cosmic radiation
- 135.335 Exceeding cosmic radiation limits
- Subpart 135.F—Performance
- 135.340 Performance data
- 135.345 Take-off performance
- 135.350 Landing performance
- Subpart 135.J—Weight and balance
- 135.355 Loading of aeroplane
- 135.360 Procedures for loading aeroplane etc.
- 135.365 Weight and balance documents
- Subpart 135.K—Equipment
- 135.370 Requirements relating to equipment
- Subpart 135.N—Flight crew
- Division 135.N.1—General
- 135.380 Composition, number, qualifications and training
- 135.385 Competence
- 135.387 Training and checking to be conducted by certain persons
- 135.390 Assignment to duty of pilot in command
- 135.395 Pilot in command
- 135.400 Co-pilot
- 135.405 Pilot in command in non-command pilot’s seat
- 135.410 Knowledge of route and aerodromes
- Division 135.N.2—Operation of aeroplanes of different type ratings
- 135.415 Application of Division 135.N.2
- 135.420 Assignment of flight crew to aeroplanes of different type ratings
- Division 135.N.3—Operation of aeroplanes of different types
- 135.425 Application of Division 135.N.3
- 135.430 Assignment as pilot in command on aeroplanes of different types
- Division 135.N.4—Recent experience
- 135.435 Recent experience requirements—90 days before flight
- Subpart 135.P—Crew other than flight crew
- Division 135.P.1—General
- Division 135.P.2—Air crew
- 135.445 Training and checking
- 135.450 Competence
- 135.455 English proficiency
- Division 135.P.3—Medical transport specialists
- 135.460 Training and checking
- 135.465 Competence
- Volume 4
- Part 137—Aerial application operations—other than rotorcraft
- Subpart 137.A—Applicability and definitions
- 137.005 Applicability
- 137.010 Definitions
- Subpart 137.B—General
- 137.015 Approvals
- 137.020 Effect of other provisions
- 137.025 Aeroplane—type certificate
- 137.030 Authority of the pilot
- Subpart 137.C—Operator certification and supervision
- 137.035 Applicant to prepare manual
- 137.040 Standard operations manual
- 137.045 Application for an AOC or variation of an AOC
- 137.050 Decision on AOC and manual
- 137.055 Offences concerning operations manual
- 137.060 Operator’s organisational structure
- 137.065 Head of flight operations
- 137.070 Head of aeroplane maintenance control
- 137.075 Replacement of holder of key personnel position
- 137.080 Amendments to operations manual by operator
- 137.085 Amendments to schedule of differences
- 137.090 Amendments to standard operations manual
- Subpart 137.D—Operational procedures
- 137.095 Operation to be in VMC
- 137.100 Use of weather forecasts or observations
- 137.105 Landing areas
- 137.110 Safety of persons other than crew at landing areas
- 137.115 Refuelling
- 137.120 Documents to be carried on a flight
- 137.125 Manipulation of flight controls
- 137.130 Use of seats, seatbelts and harnesses
- 137.135 Carriage of passengers
- 137.140 Minimum height and lateral separation for operation
- 137.145 Application over populous areas
- 137.150 In-flight fuel management
- 137.160 Aerodrome circuit requirements
- 137.165 Close proximity operations
- 137.170 Night operations
- 137.175 Firefighting operations
- Subpart 137.E—All-weather operations
- Subpart 137.H—Aeroplane performance
- 137.180 General
- 137.185 Take-off over a populous area
- Subpart 137.J—Weight and balance
- 137.190 Weight limitations
- 137.195 Loading—supervision
- Subpart 137.K—Instruments and equipment
- 137.200 Installation of instruments and equipment
- 137.210 Position of instruments and equipment
- 137.215 Instruments and equipment required
- 137.220 Crew intercom system
- 137.225 Seatbelts and harnesses
- Subpart 137.M—Aeroplane maintenance
- 137.230 Fitting and removal of role equipment
- Subpart 137.N—Pilots
- 137.235 Pilot in command must be authorised under Part 61
- 137.240 Operator proficiency checks
- Subpart 137.P—Manuals, logs and records
- 137.245 Flight manual
- 137.250 Checking records
- 137.255 Document retention periods
- 137.260 Maintenance record to be given to new operator
- Subpart 137.Q—Flight duty time limitations and rest requirements
- 137.265 Application of Subpart 137.Q
- 137.270 Subpart not to affect subsection 1 of CAO 48.1
- 137.275 Limit on flying hours
- 137.280 Off-duty period before and after tour of duty
- 137.285 Tour of duty—duration
- 137.290 Off-duty period each 14 days
- 137.295 Limit on time spent on tours of duty
- 137.300 Pilot to be fit for duty
- Part 138—Aerial work operations
- Subpart 138.A—Preliminary
- 138.005 Application of Part 138
- 138.010 Definition of aerial work operation etc.
- 138.012 Definition of significant change
- 138.015 Definition of task specialist
- 138.020 Issue of Manual of Standards for Part 138
- 138.025 Approvals by CASA for Part 138
- Subpart 138.B—Certification
- Division 138.B.1—Requirement for certification for certain operations
- 138.030 Requirement to hold aerial work certificate
- Division 138.B.2—Aerial work certificates
- 138.035 Application for aerial work certificate
- 138.040 Issue of aerial work certificate
- 138.045 Approval of manuals
- 138.050 Conditions of aerial work certificates
- 138.055 Compliance with conditions of aerial work certificates
- Division 138.B.3—Changes relating to aerial work operators
- 138.060 Changes of name etc.
- 138.062 Application for approval of significant changes
- 138.064 Approval of significant changes
- 138.066 Changes must be made in accordance with process in operations manual
- 138.068 CASA directions relating to operations manual or key personnel
- Division 138.B.4—Organisation and personnel
- 138.070 Organisation and personnel
- 138.075 Key personnel cannot carry out responsibilities
- 138.080 Familiarisation training for key personnel
- 138.085 Responsibilities and accountabilities of chief executive officer
- 138.090 Qualifications and experience of head of operations
- 138.095 Responsibilities of head of operations
- 138.100 Qualifications and experience of head of training and checking
- 138.105 Responsibilities of head of training and checking
- 138.110 Experience of safety manager
- 138.115 Responsibilities of safety manager
- 138.120 Additional qualification and experience requirements for key personnel
- Division 138.B.5—Training and checking
- 138.125 Operators who are required to have a training and checking system
- 138.130 Requirements for flight crew
- 138.135 Requirements for other operational safety-critical personnel
- Division 138.B.6—Safety management system
- 138.140 Operators who are required to have a safety management system
- 138.145 Safety management system requirements
- Division 138.B.7—Personnel fatigue management
- 138.150 Operators who are required to have a crew fatigue management system
- Division 138.B.8—Operations manuals
- 138.155 Content of operations manual
- 138.157 Compliance with operations manual by operator
- 138.160 Compliance with operations manual by personnel
- 138.165 Providing personnel with operations manual
- Division 138.B.9—Records and documents
- 138.170 Personnel training and checking records
- 138.175 Availability of records
- 138.180 Copies of flight crew licences and medical certificates
- 138.185 Retention periods for personnel records
- Division 138.B.10—Miscellaneous
- 138.195 Reference library
- 138.200 Maximum period for use of foreign registered aircraft in Australian territory
- Subpart 138.C—General
- Division 138.C.1—General flight limitations
- 138.205 Permitted categories of aircraft for aerial work operations
- Division 138.C.2—Operational documents
- 138.210 Compliance with flight manual
- 138.215 Availability of checklists
- Division 138.C.3—Flight related documents
- 138.220 Electronic documents
- 138.225 Availability of parts of operations manual
- Division 138.C.4—Reporting and recording defects and incidents etc.
- 138.230 Procedures for reporting and recording defects etc.
- 138.235 Reporting and recording incidents
- Division 138.C.5—Search and rescue services and emergency and survival equipment
- Division 138.C.6—Miscellaneous requirements
- Subpart 138.D—Operational procedures
- Division 138.D.1—Operational control
- Division 138.D.2—Flight preparation
- 138.265 Flight preparation requirements
- Division 138.D.3—Flight planning
- 138.270 Availability of flight planning information
- Division 138.D.4—Flight rules
- 138.275 Minimum height rules
- Division 138.D.5—Take-offs and landings
- 138.280 Procedures for safety at aerodromes
- Division 138.D.6—Fuel requirements
- 138.285 Fuel procedures
- 138.290 Oil requirements
- 138.300 Hot fuelling
- 138.302 Fuelling safety procedures
- Division 138.D.7—Carriage of passengers or cargo
- 138.305 Carriage of passengers—general
- 138.320 Procedures for carriage of restricted persons
- Division 138.D.8—Instruments, indicators, equipment and systems
- 138.340 Head-up displays, enhanced vision systems and synthetic vision systems
- 138.345 Survival equipment procedures
- 138.350 NVIS flights
- Division 138.D.9—Miscellaneous
- 138.370 Operator must conduct risk assessments
- 138.375 Wearing of seatbelts and other restraint devices
- 138.380 Procedures in relation to frost etc.
- 138.385 Procedures in relation to polar operations
- Division 138.D.10—Rules for external load operations
- 138.400 Certain night operations prohibited unless operation is an emergency service operation or approved by CASA
- 138.410 Manual of Standards may prescribe requirements for external load operations
- Division 138.D.11—Rules for dispensing operations
- 138.425 Manual of Standards may prescribe requirements for dispensing operations
- Division 138.D.12—Rules for task specialist operations
- 138.430 Manual of Standards may prescribe requirements for task specialist operations
- 138.432 Possessing and discharging firearms
- Subpart 138.F—Performance
- 138.435 Take-off performance
- 138.440 Landing performance
- Subpart 138.J—Weight and balance
- 138.450 Loading of aircraft
- 138.460 Weight and balance documents
- Subpart 138.K—Equipment
- 138.465 Requirements relating to equipment
- Subpart 138.N—Flight crew
- 138.475 Composition, number, qualifications and training
- 138.480 Training for new or inexperienced flight crew members
- 138.485 Competence
- 138.490 Assignment to duty of pilot in command
- 138.500 Qualification as pilot in command
- 138.505 Training and checking to be conducted by certain persons
- Subpart 138.P—Air crew members and task specialists
- Division 138.P.1—Air crew members
- 138.535 Application of Division 138.P.1
- 138.540 Composition, number, qualifications and training
- 138.550 Training and checking to be conducted by certain persons
- Division 138.P.2—Task specialists
- 138.575 Application of Division 138.P.2
- 138.580 Qualifications and training
- 138.590 Training and checking to be conducted by certain persons
- Part 139—Aerodromes
- Subpart 139.A—Preliminary
- 139.001 Simplified outline of this Part
- 139.005 Issue of Manual of Standards for Part 139
- 139.010 Approvals by CASA for Part 139
- 139.015 Effect on operation of other laws
- Subpart 139.B—Aerodrome certificates
- 139.020 Application for aerodrome certificate
- 139.025 When aerodromes are required to have an aerodrome certificate
- 139.030 Grant of aerodrome certificate
- 139.035 Suspension or cancellation of aerodrome certificate by CASA
- 139.040 Notification requirement if aerodrome ceases to be certified
- Subpart 139.C—Operation and maintenance of a certified aerodrome
- Division 139.C.1—Aerodrome manual
- 139.045 Requirement to have aerodrome manual
- 139.050 Amendments of aerodrome manual
- 139.055 Compliance with aerodrome manual
- 139.060 Notice of non-compliance with aerodrome manual
- Division 139.C.2—Aerodrome facilities and equipment
- 139.065 Aerodrome facilities and equipment
- 139.070 Planning and carrying out aerodrome works
- Division 139.C.3—Aerodrome inspections, monitoring and reporting
- 139.075 Aerodrome inspections
- 139.080 Reporting information to AIS providers
- 139.085 Reporting changes or occurrences at aerodromes
- 139.090 Monitoring airspace and reporting infringements
- Division 139.C.4—Safety management, emergency preparedness and other systems
- 139.095 Safety management systems and risk management plans
- 139.100 Emergency preparedness and aerodrome emergency plans
- 139.105 Other aerodrome systems
- Division 139.C.5—Aerodrome personnel
- 139.110 Aerodrome personnel
- 139.115 Training etc. of aerodrome personnel
- 139.120 Aerodrome personnel carrying out responsibilities
- Division 139.C.6—Aerodrome ground surveillance systems
- 139.125 Condition on aerodrome certificate to operate aerodrome ground surveillance system
- 139.130 Requirements for aerodrome ground surveillance systems
- Division 139.C.7—Other matters
- 139.135 Access to aerodromes to conduct tests
- 139.140 Requests for data from aerodrome operator
- 139.145 Requests for data from ATS providers
- Subpart 139.D—Aerodrome radiocommunication services
- Division 139.D.1—Frequency confirmation system
- 139.150 Frequency confirmation systems for aerodromes
- Division 139.D.2—Air/ground radio service
- 139.155 Air/ground radio service must be approved
- 139.160 Requirements for operating certified air/ground radio service
- Subpart 139.E—Hazards to aircraft operations
- Division 139.E.1—Notifying potential hazards
- 139.165 Notifying CASA of certain proposed objects or structures
- 139.170 Notifying CASA of activities that create certain emissions sources
- Division 139.E.2—Determination of hazards
- 139.175 Determination that certain existing objects, structures or emissions sources are a hazard to aircraft operations
- 139.180 Determination that certain proposed objects, structures or emissions sources are a hazard to aircraft operations
- 139.185 Kinds of objects, structures or emissions sources that may be hazards
- Subpart 139.H—Aerodrome rescue and firefighting services
- Division 139.H.1—General
- 139.700 Applicability of this Subpart
- 139.705 Definitions for this Subpart
- 139.710 Functions of ARFFS
- 139.711 Person not to provide service without approval
- 139.712 Issue of Manual of Standards
- 139.715 Effect of Manual of Standards
- Division 139.H.3—Requirements to be complied with by ARFFS provider
- 139.750 Requirements in this Division
- 139.755 Definition for Division—applicable standards and requirements
- 139.760 Inconsistency between Manual and chapter 9 of Annex 14
- 139.765 Knowledge, equipment and expertise to deal with aviation hazards
- 139.770 General obligation to maintain service
- 139.771 Response time of ARFFS
- 139.772 Buildings and emergency facilities
- 139.773 Officer in charge
- 139.775 Notice about times service is available etc
- 139.780 Agreements with other fire fighting bodies
- 139.785 Stock of fire extinguishing agents
- 139.795 Extinguishing equipment and vehicles
- 139.800 Other vehicles and equipment
- 139.805 Vehicles and equipment for firefighting and rescue in difficult environments
- 139.810 Commissioning of certain equipment
- 139.815 Protective clothing and equipment
- 139.820 Communications
- 139.825 Test and maintenance equipment
- 139.830 Commissioning of new vehicles and equipment
- 139.835 Number of operating personnel
- 139.840 Medical standard of firefighters
- 139.845 Qualifications and training of firefighters
- 139.850 Operations manual
- 139.855 Amendment of operations manual
- 139.860 Voice data recording
- 139.865 Record of accidents or incidents
- 139.870 Contingency plan
- 139.875 Records management
- 139.880 Organisation
- 139.885 System for rectification of service failures
- 139.890 Quality control
- 139.895 Change management
- 139.900 Safety management
- 139.905 Applicant’s organisation
- 139.910 Telling users and CASA about changes
- Division 139.H.4—Conduct of ARFFS operations
- 139.915 Powers of officer in charge or firefighter
- Division 139.H.5—Administration
- 139.920 Definition for Division
- 139.925 How to apply for approval as ARFFS provider
- 139.965 When CASA must grant approval
- 139.970 When decision must be made
- 139.995 Application for variation of approval
- 139.1005 Suspension or continued suspension of approval by show cause notice
- 139.1010 Grounds for cancellation of approval
- 139.1015 Notice to approved ARFFS provider to show cause
- 139.1020 Cancellation of approval after show cause notice
- 139.1022 Cancellation if holder ceases to provide ARFFS
- Part 141—Recreational, private and commercial pilot flight training, other than certain integrated training courses
- Subpart 141.A—General
- 141.005 What Part 141 is about
- 141.010 Aircraft and flight simulation training devices to which Part 141 applies
- 141.015 Definitions of Part 141 flight training, authorised Part 141 flight training, Part 141 operator and Part 141 certificate
- 141.020 Definition of key personnel for Part 141
- 141.025 Definition of significant change for Part 141
- 141.030 Definitions for Part 141
- 141.035 Approvals by CASA for Part 141
- 141.040 Legislative instruments—flight training
- 141.045 Regulations 11.070 to 11.075 do not apply in relation to certain matters
- 141.050 Part 141 flight training—requirement for Part 141 certificate or approval
- Subpart 141.B—Part 141 certificates
- 141.055 Part 141 certificates—application
- 141.060 Part 141 certificate—issue
- 141.065 Part 141 certificate—approval of operations manual
- 141.070 Part 141 certificate—conditions
- 141.075 Part 141 certificate—compliance with conditions
- Subpart 141.C—Part 141 operators—changes
- 141.080 Part 141 operators—changes of name etc
- 141.085 Part 141 operators—application for approval of significant changes
- 141.090 Part 141 operators—approval of significant changes
- 141.095 Part 141 operators—process for making changes
- 141.100 Part 141 operators—CASA directions relating to operations manual or key personnel
- Subpart 141.D—Part 141 operators—organisation and personnel
- 141.105 Part 141 operators—organisation and personnel
- 141.110 Part 141 operators—key personnel cannot carry out responsibilities
- 141.115 Part 141 operators—familiarisation training for key personnel
- 141.120 Part 141 operators—chief executive officer: responsibilities and accountabilities
- 141.125 Part 141 operators—head of operations: qualifications and experience
- 141.130 Part 141 operators—head of operations: responsibilities
- 141.155 Part 141 operators—key personnel: additional qualification and experience requirements
- 141.160 Part 141 operators—reference library
- Subpart 141.E—Part 141 operators—instructors
- 141.165 Part 141 operators—instructors must comply with Part 141 certificate
- 141.170 Part 141 operators—instructors must comply with operations manual
- 141.175 Part 141 operators—instructors must be authorised under Part 61
- 141.180 Part 141 operators—instructors must have access to records
- 141.185 Part 141 operators—instructors must hold valid standardisation and proficiency check for operator
- 141.190 Part 141 operators—holding valid standardisation and proficiency check for operator
- 141.195 Part 141 operators—standardisation and proficiency check requirements
- 141.200 Part 141 operators—instructors—training in human factors principles and non-technical skills
- 141.205 Part 141 operators—instructors must be competent to conduct flight training in flight simulation training device
- 141.210 Part 141 operators—person recommended for flight test
- Subpart 141.G—Part 141 operators—quality system
- 141.225 Part 141 operators—quality system for flight simulation training devices
- Subpart 141.H—Part 141 operators—personnel fatigue management
- Subpart 141.I—Part 141 operators—operations manuals
- 141.260 Part 141 operators—content of operations manual
- 141.265 Part 141 operators—compliance with operations manual by operator
- 141.270 Part 141 operators—providing personnel with operations manual
- Subpart 141.J—Part 141 operators—logs and records
- 141.275 Part 141 operators—making and keeping flight training records
- 141.280 Part 141 operators—availability of flight training records
- Subpart 141.K—Part 141 operators—miscellaneous offences
- 141.285 Part 141 operators—suitable facilities, records and resources for flight test
- 141.290 Part 141 operators—pilot in command to be authorised under Part 61
- 141.295 Part 141 operators—carriage of passengers prohibited during abnormal operations or low-flying flight training
- 141.300 Part 141 operators—authorisation of carriage of passengers
- 141.305 Part 141 operators—completion of training and assessment of competency for certain solo flights
- 141.306 Part 141 operators—appropriate briefing and capability to conduct certain solo flights etc.
- 141.310 Part 141 operators—dealings in relation to suspended, cancelled, varied, pending or refused civil aviation authorisations: when approval required
- 141.315 Part 141 operators—maximum period for use of foreign registered aircraft in Australian territory
- Part 142—Integrated and multi-crew pilot flight training, contracted training and contracted checking
- Subpart 142.A—General
- 142.005 What Part 142 is about
- 142.010 Part 142 applies only to aeroplanes, rotorcraft, airships and flight simulation training devices
- 142.015 Definitions of Part 142 activity, Part 142 flight training, Part 142 authorisation, Part 142 operator and authorised Part 142 activity for Part 142
- 142.020 Definitions of contracted checking, contracted training and contracting operator for Part 142
- 142.025 Definition of key personnel for Part 142
- 142.030 Definition of significant change for Part 142
- 142.035 Definitions for Part 142
- 142.040 Approvals by CASA for Part 142
- 142.045 Legislative instruments—Part 142 operators
- 142.050 Part 142 activities—requirement for Part 142 authorisation
- 142.055 Part 142 activities—compliance with Part 142 authorisations: offence for operators
- 142.060 Part 142 activities—compliance with conditions of Part 142 authorisations: offence for operators
- Subpart 142.B—Part 142 authorisations
- Division 142.B.1—AOCs for Part 142 activities that involve operation of aircraft
- 142.065 Prescribed purpose—Part 142 activities involving the operation of aircraft
- 142.070 Prescribed position—safety manager
- 142.075 Required material—reference library
- 142.080 AOC—application
- 142.085 AOC—conditions for issue
- 142.095 AOC—approval of exposition
- 142.100 AOC—conditions
- Division 142.B.2—Certificates for Part 142 activities conducted in flight simulation training devices
- 142.105 Certificate—application
- 142.110 Certificate—issue
- 142.115 Certificate—approval of exposition
- 142.120 Certificate—conditions
- 142.125 Certificate holders—reference library
- 142.130 Certificate holders—regulations 11.070 to 11.075 do not apply in relation to certain matters
- Subpart 142.C—Part 142 operators—changes
- 142.135 Part 142 operators—changes of name etc
- 142.140 Part 142 operators—application for approval of significant change
- 142.145 Part 142 operators—approval of significant changes
- 142.150 Part 142 operators—process for making changes
- 142.155 Part 142 operators—CASA directions relating to exposition or key personnel
- Subpart 142.D—Part 142 operators—organisation and personnel
- 142.160 Part 142 operators—organisation and personnel
- 142.165 Part 142 operators—key personnel cannot carry out responsibilities
- 142.170 Part 142 operators—familiarisation training for key personnel
- 142.175 Part 142 operators—chief executive officer: experience
- 142.180 Part 142 operators—chief executive officer: responsibilities and accountabilities
- 142.185 Part 142 operators—head of operations: qualifications and experience
- 142.190 Part 142 operators—head of operations: responsibilities
- 142.195 Part 142 operators—safety manager: experience
- 142.200 Part 142 operators—safety manager: responsibilities
- 142.205 Part 142 operators—quality assurance manager: experience
- 142.210 Part 142 operators—quality assurance manager: responsibilities
- 142.215 Part 142 operators—key personnel: additional qualifications and experience requirements
- Subpart 142.E—Part 142 operators—instructors and examiners
- 142.220 Part 142 activities—instructors and examiners must comply with Part 142 authorisation
- 142.225 Part 142 activities—instructors and examiners must comply with exposition
- 142.230 Part 142 operators—instructors and examiners must be authorised under Part 61
- 142.235 Part 142 operators—instructors and examiners must have access to records
- 142.240 Part 142 operators—instructors and examiners must be competent to conduct authorised Part 142 activities in flight simulation training devices
- 142.245 Part 142 operators—person recommended for flight test
- Subpart 142.F—Part 142 operators—training management system
- 142.250 Part 142 operators—training management system
- 142.255 Part 142 operators—training management system requirements
- Subpart 142.G—Part 142 operators—safety management system
- 142.260 Part 142 operators—safety management system
- 142.265 Part 142 operators—safety management system requirements
- Subpart 142.H—Part 142 operators—quality assurance management system
- 142.270 Part 142 operators—quality assurance management system
- 142.275 Part 142 operators—quality assurance management system requirements
- Subpart 142.I—Part 142 operators—personnel fatigue management
- Subpart 142.J—Part 142 operators—internal training and checking
- 142.310 Part 142 operators—internal training and checking system
- 142.315 Part 142 operators—internal training and checking system requirements
- 142.320 Part 142 operators—proficiency of instructors
- 142.325 Part 142 operators—holding valid standardisation and proficiency check for operator
- 142.330 Part 142 operators—standardisation and proficiency check requirements
- 142.335 Part 142 operators—instructors and examiners—training in human factors principles and non-technical skills
- Subpart 142.K—Part 142 operators—expositions
- 142.340 Part 142 operators—content of exposition
- 142.345 Part 142 operators—compliance with exposition by operator
- 142.350 Part 142 operators—providing personnel with exposition
- Subpart 142.L—Part 142 operators—logs and records
- 142.355 Part 142 operators—making and keeping records
- 142.360 Part 142 operators—availability of records
- Subpart 142.M—Part 142 operators—miscellaneous offences
- 142.365 Part 142 operators—pilot in command for training to be authorised under Part 61
- 142.370 Part 142 operators—carriage of passengers prohibited during abnormal operations or low-flying activity
- 142.375 Part 142 operators—authorisation of carriage of passengers
- 142.380 Part 142 operators—integrated training courses: transfer of student from another Part 142 operator
- 142.385 Part 142 operators—completion of training and assessment of competency for certain solo flights
- 142.386 Part 142 operators—appropriate briefing and capability to conduct certain solo flights etc.
- 142.390 Part 142 operators—dealings in relation to cancelled, suspended, varied, pending or refused civil aviation authorisations: when approval required
- 142.395 Part 142 operators—maximum period for use of foreign registered aircraft in Australian territory
- Part 143—Air Traffic Services Training Providers
- Subpart 143.A—General
- 143.005 Applicability of this Part
- 143.010 Definitions for this Part
- 143.015 What is an ATS training provider
- 143.016 Person not to provide service without approval
- 143.017 Issue of Manual of Standards
- Subpart 143.B—Approval as an ATS training provider
- 143.020 What an application must be accompanied by
- 143.025 When applicant is eligible for approval
- 143.027 CASA may impose conditions on approvals
- 143.050 Variation of approvals
- Subpart 143.C—Requirements to be complied with by ATS training providers
- Division 143.C.1—Requirements for training
- 143.055 Standard for training
- 143.060 Training plan
- Division 143.C.2—Personnel
- 143.065 Personnel
- 143.070 Qualifications for certain personnel
- Division 143.C.3—Reference materials, documents and records
- 143.075 Reference materials
- 143.080 Material to be included in reference materials
- 143.085 Documents and records
- 143.090 Document and record control system
- Subpart 143.D—Telling CASA about changes
- 143.095 Advice on organisational changes
- 143.100 Discontinuing training
- 143.105 Status as registered training organisation
- Subpart 143.E—Miscellaneous
- 143.110 Unapproved training
- Subpart 143.F—Administration
- Division 143.F.1—Preliminary
- 143.115 Applicability of this Subpart
- Division 143.F.2—Approvals
- 143.118 Applying for approval
- 143.120 Joint applications not permitted
- 143.130 Applications by corporations etc—what must be included
- 143.145 CASA may require demonstrations of procedures or equipment
- 143.175 Grant of approval
- 143.180 When decision must be made
- Division 143.F.4—Suspension and cancellation of approvals
- 143.215 Definition for this Division
- 143.220 Suspension of approval by show cause notice
- 143.225 Grounds for cancellation of approval
- 143.230 Notice to show cause
- 143.235 Cancellation of approval after show cause notice
- 143.245 Cancellation if cooperation or arrangement ceases
- Part 144—Distribution organisations
- Part 145—Continuing airworthiness—Part 145 approved maintenance organisations
- Subpart 145.A—General
- 145.005 Purpose of Part
- 145.010 Definitions for Part
- 145.015 Part 145 Manual of Standards
- 145.020 Regulations 11.070 to 11.075 do not apply in relation to certain matters
- Subpart 145.B—Approval of Part 145 organisations
- 145.025 Applying for approval
- 145.030 Issuing approval
- 145.035 Approval certificate
- 145.040 Privileges for Part 145 organisations
- 145.045 Approval subject to conditions
- Subpart 145.C—Changes to Part 145 organisations
- 145.050 Application for approval of significant changes to organisations
- 145.055 Approval of significant changes
- 145.060 Changes to Part 145 organisations that are not significant changes
- 145.065 CASA may direct Part 145 organisations to change exposition
- Subpart 145.D—Requirements and offences for Part 145 organisations
- 145.070 Provision of maintenance services
- 145.075 Provision of permitted training
- 145.080 Providing employees with exposition
- 145.085 Complying with directions
- Part 147—Continuing airworthiness—maintenance training organisations
- Subpart 147.A—General
- 147.005 Purpose of Part
- 147.010 Definitions for Part
- 147.015 Part 147 Manual of Standards
- 147.020 Regulations 11.070 to 11.075 do not apply in relation to certain matters
- Subpart 147.B—Approval of maintenance training organisations
- 147.025 Applying for approval
- 147.030 Issuing approval
- 147.035 Approval certificate
- 147.040 Privileges for maintenance training organisations
- 147.045 Approval subject to conditions
- Subpart 147.C—Changes to maintenance training organisations
- 147.050 Application for approval of significant changes to organisations
- 147.055 Decision on application for approval of significant changes
- 147.060 Changes to maintenance training organisations that are not significant changes
- 147.065 CASA may direct maintenance training organisations to change exposition
- Subpart 147.D—Requirements and offences for maintenance training organisations
- 147.070 Provision of maintenance training and assessment
- 147.075 Assessment of foreign licences
- 147.080 Providing employees with exposition
- 147.085 Complying with directions
- Part 149—Approved self-administering aviation organisations
- Subpart 149.A—General
- 149.005 Approvals by CASA for Part 149
- 149.010 Manual of Standards for Part 149
- 149.015 Aviation administration functions—ASAO certificate required
- 149.020 Compliance with conditions of ASAO certificate
- Subpart 149.B—ASAO certificates
- 149.060 CASA may limit number of ASAO certificates
- 149.070 Application for ASAO certificate
- 149.075 Issue of ASAO certificate
- 149.080 Approval of exposition
- 149.085 Conditions of ASAO certificate
- 149.090 Form of ASAO certificate
- Subpart 149.C—Changes to exposition or personnel
- 149.110 Certain changes to exposition must be pre-approved by CASA
- 149.115 Approval of changes to exposition
- 149.120 CASA directions relating to exposition or personnel
- Subpart 149.D—Organisation and personnel
- 149.195 Organisation and personnel
- 149.200 Notifying CASA if key personnel cannot carry out responsibilities
- 149.205 Familiarisation training for key personnel
- 149.210 Experience etc. of key personnel
- 149.215 Reporting interference with decisions of key personnel
- 149.220 Register of key personnel and appointed persons
- Subpart 149.E—Systems, facilities, reference materials and rules
- 149.270 Safety management system
- 149.275 Audit and surveillance system
- 149.280 Facilities and equipment
- 149.285 Reference materials
- 149.290 Aviation administration and enforcement rules
- Subpart 149.F—Expositions
- 149.340 Content of exposition
- 149.345 Compliance with exposition
- 149.350 Access to exposition etc.
- Subpart 149.G—Authorisations
- 149.400 Grounds for refusal of application for authorisation
- 149.405 Disclosure of information in application for authorisation
- 149.410 Authorisation holders must comply with ASAO’s exposition
- 149.415 Notice of suspension, variation or cancellation of authorisation
- 149.425 Reporting conduct of authorisation holders etc.
- 149.430 Reporting applications for authorisations in certain circumstances
- 149.435 ASAO to refuse to issue authorisation if suspended etc.
- 149.440 ASAO to refuse to issue authorisation if exclusion period is in force
- Subpart 149.H—Authorisations and enforcement
- 149.490 Direction to ASAO to exercise ASAO enforcement powers
- 149.495 Variation, suspension and cancellation of authorisations issued by ASAOs
- 149.500 Effect of suspension or cancellation by CASA of authorisations issued by ASAOs
- Subpart 149.J—Information and documents
- 149.540 Providing information or documents to CASA
- 149.550 Copies of documents to CASA
- Subpart 149.K—Review of ASAO decisions
- 149.605 Application for internal review by ASAO
- 149.610 Application for review by CASA
- 149.615 Notifying the ASAO of application
- 149.620 ASAO to provide information and documents to CASA
- 149.625 CASA may request further information etc. from applicant for review
- 149.630 Review procedures and review decision
- Part 171—Aeronautical telecommunication service and radionavigation service providers
- Subpart 171.A—General
- 171.005 Applicability of this Part
- 171.010 Interpretation
- 171.012 Meaning of telecommunication service
- 171.015 Person not to provide service without approval
- 171.017 Issue of Manual of Standards
- Subpart 171.B—Approval of service providers
- 171.020 Application
- 171.022 Joint applications not permitted
- 171.025 If applicant is a corporation
- 171.026 CASA may ask for demonstration of service
- 171.027 Grant of approval
- 171.028 When decision must be made
- 171.029 Conditions
- Subpart 171.C—Obligations and privileges of service provider
- 171.030 Service by provider
- 171.035 Changes by service provider to service
- 171.040 Changes by service provider to operations manual
- 171.050 Technicians
- 171.055 Test transmissions
- 171.065 Interruption to service
- 171.070 Test equipment
- 171.075 Documents to be maintained
- 171.080 Records
- 171.085 Security program
- 171.086 Safety management system
- Subpart 171.D—Contents of operations manual
- 171.090 Operations manual to contain or refer to information
- 171.095 Organisation and management of service provider
- 171.100 Way in which standards are met
- 171.105 Functional specification and performance values of services
- 171.110 Technical description
- 171.115 Safe operation
- 171.120 Facility operation and maintenance plan
- 171.125 Safety management system
- 171.140 Test equipment
- 171.145 Interruption to service
- 171.150 Document control
- 171.155 Security program
- 171.160 Changes to procedures
- Subpart 171.E—Suspension and cancellation of approvals, and directions to vary manuals
- 171.220 Suspension and cancellation of approvals
- 171.225 Notice to approval holder to show cause
- 171.230 Grounds for cancellation of approval
- 171.235 Cancellation of approval after show cause notice
- 171.237 Cancellation if cooperation or arrangement ceases
- 171.245 CASA’s power to direct variation of manual
- Part 172—Air Traffic Service Providers
- Subpart 172.A—General
- 172.005 Applicability of this Part
- 172.010 Definitions for this Part
- 172.015 What is an ATS provider
- 172.020 Providing air traffic service without approval
- 172.022 Issue of Manual of Standards
- Subpart 172.B—Approval as an ATS provider
- 172.024 Applicant for approval as ATS provider
- 172.030 When applicant is eligible for approval
- 172.055 Variation of approvals
- Subpart 172.C—Requirements to be complied with by ATS providers
- Division 172.C.1—Operations manual
- 172.060 Operations manual
- Division 172.C.2—Air traffic service
- 172.065 Standards for air traffic service
- 172.070 Aeronautical telecommunications procedures
- 172.075 ICAO Doc. 4444 and ICAO Doc. 7030
- 172.080 Compliance with provider’s operations manual
- 172.085 Priority of standards
- 172.090 Priority of inconsistent procedures
- Division 172.C.3—Standards for facilities and equipment
- 172.095 Facilities and equipment
- Division 172.C.4—Organisation and personnel
- 172.100 Definition for this Division
- 172.105 Organisation
- 172.110 Personnel
- 172.115 Supervisory personnel
- 172.120 Qualifications for certain personnel
- Division 172.C.5—Arrangements to maintain service
- 172.125 Agreements with service providers
- 172.130 Agreements with aerodrome operators
- 172.135 Arrangements for transfer of information
- Division 172.C.6—Management
- 172.140 Training and checking program
- 172.145 Safety management system
- 172.150 Contingency plan
- 172.155 Security program
- Division 172.C.7—Reference materials, documents, records and log books
- 172.160 Reference materials
- 172.165 Documents and records
- 172.170 Document and record control system
- 172.175 Logbooks
- Division 172.C.8—Notice of air traffic service
- 172.180 Availability of air traffic service
- Subpart 172.D—Telling CASA about changes
- 172.185 Advice on organisational changes
- 172.190 Discontinuing air traffic service
- Subpart 172.E—Miscellaneous
- 172.195 ATS provider must not provide unauthorised air traffic service
- Subpart 172.F—Administration
- Division 172.F.1—Preliminary
- 172.200 Applicability of this Subpart
- Division 172.F.2—Approvals
- 172.202 Applying for approval
- 172.205 Joint applications not permitted
- 172.215 Applications by corporations etc—what must be included
- 172.230 CASA may require demonstrations of procedures or equipment
- 172.260 When CASA must approve an applicant
- 172.265 When decision must be made
- 172.270 Conditions
- Division 172.F.4—Directions to amend provider’s operations manual
- 172.300 CASA may direct amendments to provider’s operations manual
- Division 172.F.5—Suspension and cancellation of approvals
- 172.305 Definition for this Division
- 172.310 Suspension of approval by show cause notice
- 172.315 Grounds for cancellation of approval
- 172.320 Notice to show cause
- 172.325 Cancellation of approval after show cause notice
- 172.327 Cancellation if cooperation or arrangement ceases
- Part 173—Instrument flight procedure design
- Subpart 173.A—General
- 173.005 Applicability
- 173.010 Definitions for this Part
- 173.015 What is a certified designer
- 173.020 What is a procedure design certificate
- 173.025 What is an authorised designer
- 173.030 What is a procedure design authorisation
- 173.035 Design, review or amendment of terminal instrument flight procedures—requirement for procedure design certificate etc
- 173.040 Designing instrument flight procedures other than terminal instrument flight procedures
- Subpart 173.B—Certified designers
- Division 173.B.1—Certification as certified designer
- 173.045 Applications for procedure design certificates
- 173.050 Criteria for grant of procedure design certificates
- 173.055 Procedure design certificate
- 173.065 How long procedure design certificates remain in force
- 173.070 Applications to vary procedure design certificates
- Division 173.B.2—Requirements to be complied with by certified designers
- 173.075 Certified designer to maintain operations manual
- 173.080 Compliance with operations manual
- 173.085 Standards for design of terminal instrument flight procedures etc
- 173.090 Verification of terminal instrument flight procedures
- 173.095 Validation of terminal instrument flight procedures
- 173.100 Publication of terminal instrument flight procedures
- 173.105 Radio navigation aids
- 173.110 Maintenance of terminal instrument flight procedures
- 173.115 Certified designer to provide facilities etc
- 173.120 Certified designer to have appropriate organisation
- 173.125 Certified designer to have sufficient personnel
- 173.130 Supervisory personnel
- 173.135 Certified designer to appoint chief designer
- 173.140 Certified designer to provide training and checking program
- 173.145 Certified designer to have safety management system
- 173.150 Certified designer to maintain reference materials
- 173.155 Certified designer to keep documents and records
- 173.160 Certified designer to have document and record control system
- Division 173.B.3—Chief designer
- 173.165 Approval for appointment of chief designer
- 173.170 Approval for appointment to act as chief designer
- 173.175 Appointment likely to have adverse effect on air safety
- 173.180 Chief designer’s functions and duties
- 173.185 Duration of approval
- 173.190 Withdrawal or suspension of approval of appointment
- Division 173.B.4—Miscellaneous
- 173.195 Advice on organisational changes
- 173.200 Discontinuing design work on terminal instrument flight procedures of a particular type
- 173.205 Notifying the AIS of a variation to a procedure design certificate
- 173.210 Discontinuing maintenance of particular terminal instrument flight procedures
- 173.215 Transfer of maintenance responsibility
- Subpart 173.C—Authorised designers
- Division 173.C.1—Authorisation as authorised designer
- 173.220 Applications for procedure design authorisations
- 173.225 Criteria for grant of procedure design authorisations
- 173.240 How long procedure design authorisations remain in force
- 173.245 Applications to vary procedure design authorisations
- Division 173.C.2—Requirements to be complied with by authorised designers
- 173.250 Operations manual
- 173.255 Compliance with operations manual
- 173.260 Standards for design of terminal instrument flight procedures etc
- 173.265 Off-shore installations
- 173.270 Maintenance of terminal instrument flight procedures
- 173.275 Authorised designer to have sufficient personnel
- 173.280 Authorised designer to maintain reference materials
- 173.285 Authorised designer to keep documents and records
- 173.290 Authorised designer to have document and record control system
- Division 173.C.3—Miscellaneous
- 173.295 Discontinuing design work on terminal instrument flight of a particular type
- 173.300 Discontinuing maintenance of terminal instrument flight procedures
- 173.305 Transfer of maintenance responsibility
- Subpart 173.D—Performance of design work
- 173.310 Certified designer not to exceed the limitations of the designer’s procedure design certificate
- 173.315 Authorised designer not to exceed the limitations of authorisation
- Subpart 173.E—Administration
- Division 173.E.1—Grant of procedure design certificates and procedure design authorisations
- 173.330 CASA may require demonstrations of equipment etc
- 173.335 Grant of procedure design certificate or procedure design authorisation
- 173.345 CASA may grant certificate or authorisation subject to conditions
- 173.350 When decision must be made
- Division 173.E.3—Directions to amend certified designer’s or authorised designer’s operations manual
- 173.375 CASA may direct amendments to designer’s operations manual
- Division 173.E.4—Suspension and cancellation of procedure design certificates and procedure design authorisations
- 173.380 Suspension or cancellation of procedure design certificate or procedure design authorisation by CASA
- Division 173.E.5—Authorised inspectors
- 173.390 CASA may appoint authorised inspectors
- 173.395 Identity card
- 173.400 Powers of authorised inspector
- Part 175—Aeronautical information management
- Subpart 175.A—Aeronautical information management—general
- 175.005 What Part 175 is about
- 175.010 Application of Part 175
- 175.015 Definitions for Part 175
- 175.020 References in Part 175 to Annexes 3, 4 and 15
- 175.025 Issue of Manual of Standards for Part 175
- Subpart 175.B—Aeronautical information management—AIS providers
- Division 175.B.1—AIS providers—general
- 175.030 Definitions for Subpart 175.B
- 175.035 Provision of AIS—requirement for certificate
- Division 175.B.2—AIS provider certificates
- 175.040 AIS provider certificates—who may apply
- 175.045 AIS provider certificates—requirements for application
- 175.050 AIS provider certificates—CASA may ask for demonstration of service, facility or equipment
- 175.055 AIS provider certificates—issue of certificate
- 175.060 AIS provider certificates—approval of exposition
- 175.065 AIS provider certificates—conditions
- 175.067 AIS provider certificates—cancellation of certificate if cooperation or arrangement ceases
- Division 175.B.3—AIS providers—changes
- 175.070 AIS providers—changes to services—matters included in certificate
- 175.075 AIS providers—other changes
- 175.080 AIS providers—CASA directions relating to exposition
- 175.085 AIS providers—notifying CASA of changes in circumstances
- Division 175.B.4—AIS providers—requirements for provision of AIS
- 175.090 AIS providers—provision of AIS must comply with laws
- 175.095 AIS providers—compliance with exposition
- 175.100 AIS providers—provision of AIS must comply with standards
- 175.105 AIS providers—standards for development and publication of Integrated Aeronautical Information Package and aeronautical charts
- 175.110 AIS providers—standards for aeronautical data processing system
- 175.115 AIS providers—contravention of exposition or standards
- 175.120 AIS providers—NOTAM service
- 175.125 AIS providers—briefing service
- 175.130 AIS providers—post-flight information service
- 175.135 AIS providers—CASA directions about NOTAMS for a location
- 175.140 AIS providers—aerodromes not covered by Part 139—removal of references in AIP
- 175.145 AIS providers—publication of aeronautical charts relating to areas etc. outside authority
- Division 175.B.5—AIS providers—requirements about aeronautical data and aeronautical information
- 175.150 AIS providers—CASA directions relating to aeronautical data or aeronautical information
- 175.155 AIS providers—integrity of aeronautical data and aeronautical information
- 175.160 AIS providers—giving data product specifications to aeronautical data originators
- 175.165 AIS providers—revoking data product specifications
- 175.170 AIS providers—compliance with data product specification
- 175.175 AIS providers—correction and notification of errors and omissions in aeronautical data and aeronautical information
- 175.180 AIS providers—storage and security of aeronautical data and aeronautical information
- 175.185 AIS providers—timing of effective dates and distribution of certain documents and information
- 175.190 AIS providers—licence agreements with data service providers for supply of data sets
- 175.195 AIS providers—compliance with licence agreement
- Division 175.B.6—AIS providers—organisational requirements
- 175.200 AIS providers—exposition
- 175.205 AIS providers—organisational structure
- 175.210 AIS providers—personnel—general
- 175.215 AIS providers—personnel—accountable manager
- 175.220 AIS providers—personnel—training and checking system for operational personnel
- 175.225 AIS providers—safety management system
- 175.230 AIS providers—quality management system
- 175.235 AIS providers—facilities, equipment, data and information
- 175.240 AIS providers—contingency plan
- 175.245 AIS providers—reference materials
- 175.250 AIS providers—annual review by accountable manager
- 175.255 AIS providers—records
- 175.260 AIS providers—retention period for aeronautical data, aeronautical information and records
- Subpart 175.C—Aeronautical information management—data service providers
- Division 175.C.1—Data service providers—general
- 175.265 Definitions for Subpart 175.C
- 175.270 Conduct of data service activity—requirement for certificate
- 175.275 CASA to publish list of data service providers
- Division 175.C.2—Data service provider certificates
- 175.280 Data service provider certificates—who may apply
- 175.285 Data service provider certificates—requirements for application
- 175.290 Data service provider certificates—CASA may ask for demonstration of service, facility or equipment
- 175.295 Data service provider certificates—issue of certificate
- 175.300 Data service provider certificates—approval of exposition
- 175.305 Data service provider certificates—conditions
- Division 175.C.3—Data service providers—changes
- 175.310 Data service providers—changes to authorised data service activities—matters included in certificate
- 175.315 Data service providers—other changes
- 175.320 Data service providers—CASA directions relating to exposition
- 175.325 Data service providers—notifying CASA of changes in circumstances
- 175.330 Data service providers—notifying CASA of intention to cease activities
- Division 175.C.4—Data service providers—requirements for provision of data service
- 175.335 Data service providers—standards for data service provision
- 175.340 Data service providers—compliance with exposition
- 175.345 Data service providers—standards for aeronautical data processing system
- Division 175.C.5—Data service providers—requirements about aeronautical data and aeronautical information
- 175.350 Data service providers—CASA directions to amend aeronautical data or aeronautical information
- 175.355 Data service providers—integrity of aeronautical data and aeronautical information
- 175.360 Data service providers—correction and notification of errors and omissions in aeronautical data and aeronautical information
- 175.365 Data service providers—storage and security of aeronautical data and aeronautical information
- 175.370 Data service providers—effective dates and validity of aeronautical data, information and charts
- 175.375 Data service providers—compliance with licence agreement with AIS providers
- Division 175.C.6—Data service providers—organisational requirements
- 175.380 Data service providers—exposition
- 175.385 Data service providers—organisational structure
- 175.390 Data service providers—personnel—general
- 175.395 Data service providers—personnel—accountable manager
- 175.400 Data service providers—personnel—training and checking system for operational personnel
- 175.405 Data service providers—safety management system
- 175.410 Data service providers—quality management system
- 175.415 Data service providers—facilities, equipment, data and information
- 175.420 Data service providers—contingency plan
- 175.425 Data service providers—reference materials
- 175.430 Data service providers—annual review by accountable manager
- 175.435 Data service providers—records
- 175.440 Data service providers—retention period for aeronautical data, aeronautical information and records
- Subpart 175.D—Aeronautical information management—aeronautical data originators
- Division 175.D.1—Aeronautical data originators—general
- 175.445 Aeronautical data originators—AIP responsible person and NOTAM authorised persons
- 175.450 Aeronautical data originators—telling AIS provider of AIP responsible person and NOTAM authorised persons
- 175.455 Aeronautical data originators—requirement to provide updated aeronautical data or aeronautical information published other than in NOTAMS
- 175.460 Aeronautical data originators—requirements in relation to providing aeronautical data or aeronautical information published other than in NOTAMS
- 175.465 Aeronautical data originators—annual review of aeronautical data and aeronautical information
- 175.470 Aeronautical data originators—requirements in relation to requests for issue of NOTAMS
- Division 175.D.2—Aeronautical data originators—Geoscience Australia
- 175.475 Aeronautical data originators—responsibilities of Geoscience Australia
- Subpart 175.E—Aeronautical information management—objects and structures that affect aviation safety
- 175.480 Objects and structures that affect aviation safety—application of Subpart 175.E
- 175.485 Objects and structures that affect aviation safety—requests for data by AA
- 175.490 Objects and structures that affect aviation safety—requests for data from owners etc.
- 175.495 Objects and structures that affect aviation safety—requests for data from aerodrome operators
- 175.500 Objects and structures that affect aviation safety—requests for data from government authorities
- Volume 5
- Part 200—Modified application of Regulations to certain aircraft
- Subpart 200.B—Exemption from certain Regulations
- 200.005 Parasails
- 200.008 Defence Force aircraft operated by civilian flight crew
- Subpart 200.C—Authorisation to fly
- 200.020 Authorised flight without certificate of airworthiness
- 200.025 Flying unregistered aircraft
- 200.030 Flying unregistered aircraft—offence
- Part 201—Miscellaneous
- 201.001 Appointment of authorised persons
- 201.002 Identity cards
- 201.002A Authorised persons requesting cockpit entry or occupation of seat etc.
- 201.003 Commonwealth and CASA not liable in certain cases
- 201.004 Review of decisions
- 201.016 Disclosure etc. of information
- 201.020 Service of documents
- 201.022 Carriage of medicines—relationship with other laws
- 201.025 Prescription of matters for definitions in these Regulations
- 201.030 Approvals by CASA—definitions in these Regulations
- Part 202—Transitional
- Subpart 202.AB—Transitional provisions for Part 1 (Preliminary)
- Subpart 202.AD—Transitional provisions for Part 11 (Regulatory administrative procedures)
- Division 202.AD.2—Amendments made by Schedule 3 to the Civil Aviation Safety Amendment (Remotely Piloted Aircraft and Model Aircraft—Registration and Accreditation) Regulations 2019
- 202.014 Applications by agents for authorisations
- Subpart 202.AF—Transitional provisions for Part 13 (Enforcement)
- Subpart 202.AJ—Transitional provisions for Part 21 (Certification and airworthiness requirements for aircraft and parts)
- Division 202.AJ.1—Transitional provisions relating to certification of aircraft and aircraft components
- Subdivision 202.AJ.1.A—Amendments made by Civil Aviation and Civil Aviation Safety Amendment Regulations 2011 (No. 1)
- 202.049A Certain design standards taken to be applicable airworthiness standards for regulation 21.017
- Subdivision 202.AJ.1.B—Amendments made by Civil Aviation Amendment Regulations 1999 (No. 5)
- 202.050 Certificates of type approval
- 202.051 Certificates of airworthiness
- 202.052 Export certificate of airworthiness
- Subdivision 202.AJ.1.D—Amendments made by the Civil Aviation Legislation Amendment (Part 132) Regulation 2016
- 202.052AA Definitions for Subdivision 202.AJ.1.D
- 202.052B Applications for certain limited category certificates made but not finally determined before commencement time
- 202.052C Application of subregulations 21.176(5) and (5A)—limited category certificates issued on or after commencement time
- 202.052D Certain special purpose operations for limited category aircraft
- 202.052E Certain experimental certificates for certain ex-armed forces aircraft expire no later than 6 months after the commencement time
- Division 202.AJ.2—Transitional provisions relating to approvals of designs of modifications and repairs
- Subdivision 202.AJ.2.A—Amendments made by the Civil Aviation and Civil Aviation Safety Amendment Regulations 2011 (No. 1)
- 202.053 Approvals of systems of certification under regulation 34 of CAR
- 202.054 Approvals of designs of modifications and repairs under regulation 35 of CAR
- 202.055 Approvals of aircraft components for use as replacements under regulation 36 of CAR
- 202.056 Use of aircraft material for particular purposes under regulation 36A of CAR
- 202.058 Approval of changes to flight manuals under regulations 55 and 55A of CAR
- Subdivision 202.AJ.2.B—Amendments made by the Civil Aviation Legislation Amendment (Part 21) Regulation 2014
- 202.058A Approval of damage as permissible unserviceability under regulation 21.007
- Division 202.AJ.3—Transitional provisions relating to authorised persons
- Subdivision 202.AJ.3.A—Amendments made by the Civil Aviation and Civil Aviation Safety Amendment Regulations 2011 (No. 1)
- 202.059 Authorised persons for regulations 35, 36 and 36A of CAR
- Subpart 202.AK—Transitional provisions for Part 22 (Airworthiness standards for sailplanes and powered sailplanes)
- 202.060 Approvals under airworthiness instruments in force before 1 July 2009
- Subpart 202.AL—Transitional provisions for Part 23 (Airworthiness standards for aeroplanes in the normal, utility, acrobatic or commuter category)
- 202.070 Approvals under airworthiness instruments in force before 1 July 2009
- Subpart 202.AN—Transitional provisions for Part 25 (Airworthiness standards for aeroplanes in the transport category)
- 202.090 Approvals under airworthiness instruments in force before 1 July 2009
- Subpart 202.AO—Transitional provisions for Part 26 (Airworthiness standards for aircraft in the primary category or intermediate category)
- Subpart 202.AP—Transitional provisions for Part 27 (Airworthiness standards for rotorcraft in the normal category)
- Subpart 202.AR—Transitional provisions for Part 29 (Airworthiness standards for rotorcraft in the transport category)
- Subpart 202.AT—Transitional provisions for Part 31 (Airworthiness standards for manned free balloons)
- Subpart 202.AU—Transitional provisions for Part 32 (Airworthiness standards for engines for very light aeroplanes)
- 202.140 Approvals under airworthiness instruments in force before 1 July 2009
- Subpart 202.AV—Transitional provisions for Part 33 (Airworthiness standards for aircraft engines)
- Subpart 202.AX—Transitional provisions for Part 35 (Airworthiness standards for aircraft propellers)
- Subpart 202.AZ—Transitional provisions for Part 39 (Airworthiness directives)
- 202.170 Airworthiness directives
- 202.171 Application for exemption from, or variation of, requirement of airworthiness directive
- 202.172 Exemption from requirement of airworthiness directive
- Subpart 202.BA—Transitional provisions for Part 42 (Continuing airworthiness requirements for aircraft and aeronautical products)
- 202.180 Application of Part 42
- 202.181 Election that Part 42 is to apply to an aircraft
- 202.183 Application of subparagraph 42.030(2)(c)(ii) (airworthiness review certificates) to existing and new aircraft
- 202.185 Approved maintenance programs taken to include approved systems of maintenance
- 202.186 Approved reliability programs taken to include reliability programs included in approved systems of maintenance
- 202.187 Defects recorded in maintenance releases (regulation 42.355)
- 202.188 References to authorised release certificates (subparagraphs 42.420(5)(a)(i) and (b)(i))
- 202.191 Maintenance certification taken to include certification of completion of maintenance (paragraph 42.745(c))
- 202.193 Reference to maintenance carried out in accordance with Part 42 (subparagraph 42.795(c)(i))
- 202.194 CASA may direct making of applications under regulation 42.585
- Subpart 202.BD—Transitional provisions for Part 45 (Display of nationality and registration marks)
- Division 202.BD.1—Amendments made by the Civil Aviation Amendment Regulation 2000 (No. 3)
- 202.200 Australian aircraft marked in accordance with CAR
- Division 202.BD.2—Amendments made by Schedule 3 to the Civil Aviation Legislation Amendment (Airworthiness and Other Matters—2015 Measures No. 1) Regulation 2015
- 202.205 Approvals—markings on aircraft
- 202.210 Exemptions—antique, experimental and ex-military aircraft
- 202.215 Directions—aircraft with special configuration
- 202.217 Directions—identification plates
- Subpart 202.BF—Transitional provisions for Part 47 (Registration of aircraft and related matters)
- Division 202.BF.1—Transitional provisions relating to the commencement of Part 47
- 202.220 Definitions for Division 202.BF.1
- 202.221 Continuation of Aircraft Register
- 202.222 Reference to holder of a certificate of registration
- 202.223 Registration under CAR to continue
- 202.224 Pending applications or notices
- 202.225 Application to register aircraft under Part 47
- Division 202.BF.2—Amendments made by the Civil Aviation Safety Amendment (Cape Town Convention) Regulation 2014
- 202.226 Definitions for Division 202.BF.2
- 202.227 Application of regulation 47.131A
- 202.228 Application of regulation 47.165
- Subpart 202.CB—Transitional provisions for Part 61 (Flight crew licensing)
- Division 202.CB.1—Amendments made by regulations commencing 1 September 2014
- Subdivision 202.CB.1.1—General
- 202.260 Application of Division 202.CB.1—balloons excluded
- 202.261 Definitions for Division 202.CB.1
- 202.262 Application of Division 202.CB.1 to student pilot licences
- Subdivision 202.CB.1.2—Continued authorisations
- 202.263 Continuation of old authorisations
- 202.264 Continuation of suspended old authorisations
- 202.265 Non-finalised action to vary, suspend or cancel old authorisations
- 202.266 Removal of conditions on certain continued authorisations
- 202.267 Flight review and proficiency check requirements
- 202.268 Removal of limitation on exercise of privileges of private or commercial pilot licences—multi-crew operations
- 202.268A Removal of limitation on exercise of privileges of class rating for aircraft prescribed under regulation 61.062
- 202.269 Personal log books under regulation 5.51 of CAR—certain continued authorisations
- 202.270 Extended meaning of licence document in Part 61
- 202.271 Expiry of Subdivision 202.CB.1.2 at end of 31 August 2018
- Subdivision 202.CB.1.3—New authorisations for holders of old authorisations
- 202.272 Grant of equivalent new authorisations for certain holders of old authorisations
- 202.273 References to authorisations granted on the basis of regulation 202.272
- Subdivision 202.CB.1.4—Other provisions
- 202.274 Non-finalised applications for old authorisations
- 202.275 Eligibility for ratings—former holders of time-limited authorisations
- 202.276 Flight review and proficiency check requirements for certain new authorisations
- 202.277 Personal logbooks—obligations for holders of old authorisations etc.
- 202.277C English competency for certain holders of student pilot licences
- 202.278 Grant of pilot type ratings on basis of overseas training and assessment
- 202.279 Instrument proficiency checks partially conducted by foreign-authorised person
- 202.281 Expiry of Division 202.CB.1 at end of 31 August 2025
- Division 202.CB.2—Amendments made by the Civil Aviation Safety Amendment (Flight Crew Licensing Measures No. 1) Regulations 2020
- 202.290 Flight test requirements for 3D instrument approach operations endorsement
- Subpart 202.CE—Transitional provisions for Part 64 (Authorisations for non-licensed personnel)
- Division 202.CE.1—Amendments made by regulations commencing 1 September 2014
- Subdivision 202.CE.1.1—Aircraft radiotelephone operator certificate of proficiency
- 202.300 Definitions for Subdivision 202.CE.1.1
- 202.301 Continuation of old authorisations
- 202.302 Continuation of suspended old authorisations
- 202.303 Non-finalised action to vary, suspend or cancel old authorisations
- 202.304 Grant of aeronautical radio operator certificates for certain holders of old authorisations
- 202.304A References to aeronautical radio operator certificates granted on the basis of regulation 202.304
- 202.305 Non-finalised applications for old authorisations
- Subdivision 202.CE.1.2—Approval to taxi an aeroplane
- 202.307 Definitions for Subdivision 202.CE.1.2
- 202.308 Continuation of old authorisations
- 202.309 Continuation of suspended old authorisations
- 202.310 Non-finalised action to vary, suspend or cancel old authorisations
- 202.311 Production of continued authorisation
- Subdivision 202.CE.1.3—Expiry of Division 202.CE.1
- 202.312 Expiry of Division 202.CE.1
- Subpart 202.CF—Transitional provisions for Part 65 (Air traffic services licensing)
- 202.320 Manual of Standards for Part 65
- 202.321 Persons holding certain licences
- Subpart 202.CG—Transitional provisions for Part 66 (Continuing airworthiness—aircraft engineer licences and ratings)
- 202.340 Having regard to other airworthiness authorities in granting aircraft engineer licences
- 202.341 Category A licence holders and certification of completion of maintenance
- 202.342 Category A licence holders and final certificates for completion of maintenance
- 202.343 Category A licence holders and endorsing maintenance releases
- 202.355 Validation of certain licences and ratings granted subject to exclusions during relevant period
- Subpart 202.CH—Transitional provisions for Part 67 (Medical)
- 202.360 Medical certificates issued under Civil Aviation Regulations 1988
- 202.361 Designated aviation medical examiners appointed under Civil Aviation Regulations 1988
- 202.362 Actions by Director of Aviation Medicine
- 202.363 Applications for issue of medical certificates pending on 3 September 2003
- Subpart 202.DA—Transitional provisions for Part 71 (Airspace)
- Subpart 202.EA—Transitional provisions for Part 90 (Additional airworthiness requirements)
- 202.400 Transitional provision—Part 90 Manual of Standards
- Subpart 202.EAA—Transitional provisions for Parts 91, 103, 105, 119, 121, 131, 133, 135 and 138
- Division 202.EAA.1—Amendments made by the Civil Aviation Legislation Amendment (Flight Operations—Consequential Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Regulations 2021
- Subdivision 202.EAA.1.1—Preliminary
- 202.405 Definitions for this Division
- 202.405A Meaning of eligible instrument
- 202.405B Meaning and effect of new Regulations
- 202.405C Relationship with section 7 of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901
- Subdivision 202.EAA.1.2—Requirements for existing AOC holders before main commencement time
- 202.406 AOC holders to give CASA proposed operations manuals and expositions etc. before main commencement time
- Subdivision 202.EAA.1.3—Existing AOCs due to expire
- 202.407 AOCs due to expire
- Subdivision 202.EAA.1.4—Applications for Australian air transport AOCs made before main commencement time
- 202.408 Applications for Australian air transport AOCs under new law made before main commencement time
- 202.408A Applications for AOCs under old law made before main commencement time
- Subdivision 202.EAA.1.5—Applications for balloon transport AOCs made before main commencement time
- 202.409 Applications for balloon transport AOCs under new law made before main commencement time
- Subdivision 202.EAA.1.6—Applications for aerial work certificates made before main commencement time
- 202.410 Applications for aerial work certificates under new law made before main commencement time
- Subdivision 202.EAA.1.7—Applications for instruments (other than AOCs and aerial work certificates) made before main commencement time
- 202.411 Applications for instruments (other than AOCs and aerial work certificates) under new law made before main commencement time
- 202.411A Applications for instruments (other than AOCs, aerial work certificates and exemptions) under old law made before main commencement time
- 202.411B Applications for exemptions under old law made before main commencement time
- Subdivision 202.EAA.1.8—Main translation rules for old instruments
- 202.412 References in old instruments to old Regulations
- 202.412A References in old instruments to old terminology
- 202.412B References in old instruments to kinds of aircraft
- 202.412C References in old instruments to kinds of operations
- Subdivision 202.EAA.1.9—AOCs
- 202.413 Old AOCs taken to authorise operations etc.
- 202.413A Operations manuals, expositions and training and checking manuals taken to be approved
- Subdivision 202.EAA.1.10—Applications for AOCs made after main commencement time
- 202.414 Applications for AOCs made after main commencement time
- Subdivision 202.EAA.1.11—Applications for aerial work certificates made after main commencement time
- 202.415 Applications for aerial work certificates made after main commencement time
- Subdivision 202.EAA.1.12—Old instruments other than AOCs
- 202.416 Approvals taken to be granted
- 202.416A Exemptions taken to be granted
- 202.416B Directions taken to be issued
- 202.416C Effect of old exemptions
- Subdivision 202.EAA.1.13—Applications for instruments other than AOCs and aerial work certificates
- 202.417 Applications for instruments (other than AOCs and aerial work certificates) made after main commencement time
- Subdivision 202.EAA.1.14—Other general transitional matters
- 202.418 Flight training and checking
- 202.418A Flights in progress
- 202.418B Manuals of Standards may deal with other transitional matters
- Subdivision 202.EAA.1.15—Miscellaneous transitional provisions
- 202.419 Statistical returns
- 202.419A Reports
- 202.419B Protection of information
- 202.419C Special flight permits
- 202.419D Special flight authorisations
- 202.419E Foreign state aircraft
- 202.419F Discharge of firearms in aircraft
- 202.419G Instrument approach and departure procedure
- 202.419H Existing RVSM approvals
- 202.419J Applications for RVSM operational approval
- 202.419K Operations manuals
- 202.419L Fuel records
- 202.419M Light sport aircraft
- 202.419N Operating requirements for light sport aircraft
- 202.419P Reviewable decisions
- 202.419Q Authorised persons and identity cards
- Subpart 202.EB—Transitional provisions for Part 91 (General operating and flight rules)
- Subpart 202.EC—Transitional provisions for Part 92 (Consignment and carriage of dangerous goods by air)
- 202.440 Approval of certain training courses and instructors
- Subpart 202.FA—Transitional provisions for Part 101 (Unmanned aircraft and rockets)
- Division 202.FA.1—Amendments made by the Civil Aviation Legislation Amendment (Part 101) Regulation 2016
- 202.455 Definition of commencement date for Division 202.FA.1
- 202.460 Transitional—approved areas for UAVs
- 202.461 Transitional—UAV controllers
- 202.462 Transitional—UAV operators
- Division 202.FA.2—Amendments made by Schedule 2 to the Civil Aviation Safety Amendment (Remotely Piloted Aircraft and Model Aircraft—Registration and Accreditation) Regulations 2019
- 202.463 Definitions for Division 202.FA.2
- 202.466 Delayed application—model aircraft
- Subpart 202.FC—Transitional provisions for Part 103 (Sport and recreational aviation operations)
- Subpart 202.FE—Transitional provisions for Part 105 (Parachuting from aircraft)
- Division 202.FE.1—Amendments made by the Civil Aviation Legislation Amendment (Parts 103, 105 and 131) Regulations 2019
- 202.500 Definitions for Division 202.FE.1
- 202.501 Application of Part 105 to parachuting activities
- Subpart 202.FJ—Transitional provisions for Part 115 (Operations using sport aviation aircraft for non-recreational activities)
- Subpart 202.FL—Transitional provisions for Part 119 (Air operator certification—air transport)
- Subpart 202.FN—Transitional provisions for Part 121A (Air transport operations—large aeroplanes)
- Subpart 202.FO—Transitional provisions for Part 121B (Air transport operations—small aeroplanes)
- Subpart 202.FR—Transitional provisions for Part 129 (Foreign air transport operators—certification and operating requirements)
- Subpart 202.FS—Transitional provisions for Part 132 (Limited category aircraft)
- Division 202.FS.1—Amendments made by the Civil Aviation Legislation Amendment (Part 132) Regulation 2016
- 202.609 Definitions for Division 202.FS.1
- 202.610 Warning placards
- 202.611 Permit indexes assigned by CASA or Australian Warbirds Association Limited
- 202.612 Limited category aircraft without permit index
- 202.613 Approval of major modifications and repairs
- 202.614 Approval to carry more than 6 passengers
- Subpart 202.FT—Transitional provisions for Part 133 (Air transport and aerial work operations—rotorcraft)
- Subpart 202.FV—Transitional provisions for Part 136 (Aerial work operations—other than those covered by Parts 133, 137, 138, 141 and 142)
- Subpart 202.FW—Transitional provisions for Part 137 (Aerial agriculture operations—other than rotorcraft)
- Subpart 202.FX—Transitional provisions for Part 138 (Search and rescue operations)
- Subpart 202.FY—Transitional provisions for Part 139 (Aerodromes)
- Division 202.FY.1—Amendments made by the Civil Aviation Safety Amendment (Part 139) Regulations 2019
- 202.700 Definitions for this Division
- 202.701 Transitional aerodrome certificates
- 202.702 Transitional aerodrome certificates—effect
- 202.703 Certified air/ground radio services and operators
- 202.704 Transitional authorisations
- Subpart 202.FYH—Transitional provisions for Subpart 139.H (Aerodrome rescue and fire fighting services)
- 202.710 Manual of Standards for Subpart 139.H
- Subpart 202.GA—Transitional provisions for Part 141 (Recreational, private and commercial pilot flight training, other than certain integrated training courses)
- Subpart 202.GB—Transitional provisions for Part 142 (Integrated and multi-crew pilot flight training, contracted training and contracted checking)
- Subpart 202.GC—Transitional provisions for Part 143 (Air traffic services training providers)
- 202.760 Manual of Standards for Part 143
- Subpart 202.GD—Transitional provisions for Part 144 (Product distribution organisations)
- Subpart 202.GE—Transitional provisions for Part 145 (Continuing airworthiness—Part 145 approved maintenance organisations)
- Division 202.GE.1—Amendments made by the Civil Aviation and Civil Aviation Safety Amendment Regulations 2010 (No. 1)
- 202.800 CASA may direct making of applications under regulation 145.025
- Division 202.GE.2—Amendments made by the Civil Aviation Legislation Amendment (Maintenance and Other Matters) Regulation 2013
- Subdivision 202.GE.2.1—Part 145 organisations undertaking CAR maintenance activities—general
- 202.801 Interpretation for Division 202.GE.2—Part 145 references to maintenance services taken to include references to CAR maintenance activities
- 202.802 Interpretation for Division 202.GE.2—Part 145 definition of approval rating
- 202.803 Interpretation for Division 202.GE.2—Part 145 definition of significant change
- 202.804 Part 145 Manual of Standards—additional matters for CAR maintenance activities
- Subdivision 202.GE.2.2—Part 145 organisations undertaking CAR maintenance activities—approval of organisations
- 202.805 Applying for approval
- 202.806 Issuing approval
- 202.807 Approval certificate
- 202.808 Privileges for Part 145 organisations
- 202.809 Approval subject to conditions
- Subdivision 202.GE.2.3—Part 145 organisations undertaking CAR maintenance activities—offence
- 202.810 Undertaking CAR maintenance activities
- Subpart 202.GG—Transitional provisions for Part 147 (Continuing airworthiness—maintenance training organisations)
- 202.840 Recognised organisations taken to be maintenance training organisations
- 202.841 Applications for approval as a recognised organisation made but not finally determined before 27 June 2011
- 202.842 CASA may direct the making of applications under regulation 147.025
- Subpart 202.GI—Transitional provisions for Part 149 (Approved self-administering aviation organisations)
- Division 202.GI.1—Amendments made by the Civil Aviation Legislation Amendment (Part 149) Regulations 2018
- 202.860 Definition of commencement day for Division 202.GI.1
- 202.862 Transitional—holders of authorisations from bodies that become ASAOs
- Subpart 202.HA—Transitional provisions for Part 171 (Aeronautical telecommunication service and radionavigation service providers)
- 202.880 Manual of Standards for Part 171
- Subpart 202.HB—Transitional provisions for Part 172 (Air traffic service providers)
- 202.900 Manual of Standards for Part 172
- Subpart 202.HC—Transitional provisions for Part 173 (Instrument flight procedure design)
- Subpart 202.HD—Transitional provisions for Part 174 (Aviation meteorological services)
- Subpart 202.HE—Transitional provisions for Part 175 (Aeronautical information management)
- Subpart 202.HL—Transitional provisions for Part 200 (Exemptions)
- Subpart 202.HM—Transitional provisions for Part 201 (Miscellaneous)
- Dictionary
- Part 1—Definitions
- Part 2—Interpretation of certain expressions not defined in Part 1
- 1 Parts and materials excluded from the definition of aeronautical product
- 3 Definition of air transport operation
- 5 When an aircraft is airworthy
- 15 Reference to Annexes to Chicago Convention
- 18 Meaning of authorised release certificate
- 25 Extended meaning of charged with in relation to certain offences
- 35 Extended meaning of convicted
- 36 References to particular kinds of flight crew licences, ratings and endorsements
- 37 References to flight manual
- 40 References to operating an aircraft in an area
- 45 References to EASA certification specifications
- 50 References to pilot-in-command
- 60 Meaning of psychoactive substance
- 65 Recognised foreign training providers
- 70 Definition of medical transport operation
- 75 Definition of passenger transport operation
- Part 3—Definitions for this Part, Parts 42, 66, 145 and 147 and Subparts 202.BA, 202.CG, 202.GE and 202.GG
- 1 General
- 5 Definitions relating to carrying out maintenance
- 10 Meaning of instructions for continuing airworthiness
- 15 Meaning of maintenance data
- 20 Meaning of maintenance services subcontractor
- 21 Meaning of CAR maintenance activities subcontractor
- 25 Meaning of provides
- 30 Meaning of supervising
- Endnotes
- Endnote 1—About the endnotes
- Endnote 2—Abbreviation key
- Endnote 3—Legislation history
- Endnote 4—Amendment history