Airworthiness Standards for Normal, Utility, Aerobatic and Commuter Category Aeroplanes - Australian Government

Description

You may be required to comply with these requirements if you intend to design, manufacture or repair a small aeroplane to an airworthy standard.

These requirements specify the airworthiness standards for the following categories of small aeroplane:

  • Normal aeroplanes - not intended for acrobatic operation, having up to 9 passenger seats and a maximum takeoff weight up to 5,700 kg
  • Utility aeroplanes - intended for limited acrobatic operation, having up to 9 passenger seats and a maximum takeoff weight up to 5,700 kg
  • Aerobatic aeroplanes - intended for acrobatic operation, having up to 9 passenger seats and a maximum takeoff weight up to 5,700 kg
  • Commuter aeroplanes - propeller-driven multi-engine aeroplanes that are not intended for acrobatic operation, having up to 19 passenger seats and a maximum takeoff weight up to 8,618 kg.

Service type

Code of Practice

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Eligibility requirements

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Other resources

Act(s) name

Civil Aviation Act 1988 Australian Government

Regulation(s) name

Civil Aviation Safety Regulations 1998 Australian Government

Administering agency

Civil Aviation Safety Authority

Standards

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