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Air Operator’s Certificate

Compliance Statement Form

375

Form 375 08/2012 Compliance Statement Part I - 1 of 13

This Compliance Statement is a tool for the Applicant to construct a document that provides sufficient details to demonstrate to CASA that the Applicant understands the requirements of the Civil Aviation Act 1988, Civil Aviation Regulations 1988, Civil Aviation Safety Regulations 1998 and the Civil Aviation Orders, and have put in place the appropriate instructions, procedures and practices to ensure compliance with those requirements.

Details of Applicant You will need to complete this section with the details as they appear on your current AOC or as it appears on Question A1 of your application for an initial issue of an AOC.

It is mandatory to complete the questions marked with an asterisk (*).

Name of Applicant / AOC holder(s)*

Trading name(s) as reflected on your AOC

ACN or ARBN* ARN*

AOC Number* Expiry date*

Email

The Compliance Statement is in seven (7) Parts. Each Part contains two sections. You must complete Part 1 and as many of the remaining parts that are applicable to your operation. Each part has two sections.

Certain items in each part are in bold italic font. These are where the legislation places a direct obligation on an operator by means of specific reference. By signing the Compliance Statement, the signatory accepts management accountability for compliance with those legislative provisions.

For more information on Compliance Statement and how CASA assesses this Form, refer to Chapter 4 of the AOC Handbook, Volume 2 – Flying Operations.

Part 1 - General - All applicants must complete this Part

Section 1 – Management Acknowledgement

Civil Aviation Act 1988

Reference Subject

20AC Purported issue of authorisation 20A Negligent etc. operation of aircraft 23 Dangerous goods1

23A Statements of the contents of cargo 23B Training relating to dangerous goods

27AB Lodgement of manuals 27AC CASA may require information etc. and inspections etc. 27AD CASA may require proving flights etc. 27AF CASA not required to consider application until requirements complied with 28BD Compliance with civil aviation law 28BE Duty to exercise care and diligence 28BI Personal injury liability insurance 29 Offences in relation to aircraft

30DB Serious and imminent risk prohibition

1 Also see CASR Part 92

http://www.comlaw.gov.au/Series/C2004A03656

http://www.comlaw.gov.au/Series/F1997B00935

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Civil Aviation Regulations 1988

Reference Subject

37 Permissible unserviceabilities 42U Modifications and repairs: approved designs

42ZW Approval of maintenance controllers 42ZZ Maintenance Control Manuals: amendments

42ZZA Inspection of Maintenance Control Manuals 43 Maintenance releases in respect of Australian aircraft

43A Maintenance release to be available for inspection 48 Maintenance release to recommence to be in force

50F Notice of maintenance to be given 51 B Defects discovered in complying with directions by CASA 52A How must reports to CASA be made 52B Keeping of defective aircraft and aircraft components

5.01A Night VFR handling requirements for unrated pilots 5.01B Direct supervision 5.20 Flight crew rating: approval to give training 5.21 Approval to give conversion training 5.51 Personal log books 5.52 What must be recorded in a personal log book 5.55 Flight time limitations2 79 Form of logs 83 Use and operation of radio communication systems by Australian aircraft

83F Aircraft Radiotelephone Operator Certificate of Proficiency: conduct of examination and test 99AA Air Traffic - services, directions and instructions 99A Broadcast to be made at certain aerodromes 100 Compliance with air traffic control clearances and air traffic control instructions 132 Statistical returns 140 Prohibited, restricted and danger areas 145 Emergency authority 158 Reports at designated points or intervals 159 Procedure on radio failure 161 Right of way 162 Rules for prevention of collision 163 Operation near other aircraft

163A Responsibility of flight crew to see and avoid aircraft 166A General requirements for aircraft on the manoeuvring area or in the vicinity of a non-controlled aerodrome 166B Carrying out a straight-in approach 166C Responsibility for broadcasting on VHF radio

166E Requirements for operating on or in the vicinity of certified, military, registered or designated non-controlled aerodromes

167 General requirements for aerodrome traffic at controlled aerodromes 168 Aerodromes at which the operation of aircraft is not restricted to runways 169 Preventing collisions on water 171 VFR flight 172 Flight visibility and distance from cloud 173 Cruising levels to be appropriate to magnetic track

2 Also see CAO 48


Reference Subject

174 Determination of visibility for VFR flights 175 IFR flight

175A Restrictions on IFR flights by single engine aircraft 176A Determination of visibility and cloud base for IFR flight 180 Cruising levels for IFR flight 181 Flight procedures for IFR flight where cruising levels cannot be maintained 182 Use of prescribed signals 183 Responsibility for complying with this part 184 Two-way radio communication 185 Visual signals 186 Pilot in command to maintain lookout for visual signals 187 Light signals 191 Transmission of signals 192 Distress signals 193 Urgency signals 194 Safety signals 196 Aeroplanes in flight or on the manoeuvring area of land aerodromes 197 Aeroplanes under way on the surface of water 198 Aeroplanes at anchor or moored on the surface of water 199 Aeroplanes aground on the surface of water 210 Restriction of advertising of commercial operations 221 Facilities and safety devices for public 222 Proving tests 235 Take-off and landing of aircraft etc.

235A Minimum runway width 241 Flight plan - submission to air traffic control in certain cases 246 Movement on manoeuvring area 252 Provision of emergency systems etc.

256AA Offensive and disorderly behaviour 257 Aerodrome meteorological minima 288 Detention of aircraft 305 Access of authorised person

309A Instructions about activities on board aircraft

Civil Aviation Safety Regulations 1998

Reference Subject

11.030 When application taken to be complete 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 11.056 Authorisation may be granted subject to conditions 11.067 Imposing and varying conditions after grant of authorisation 11.068 Conditions imposed on class of authorisations 11.210 Offence: failure to comply with condition 11.225 Publication of exemption 39.001 CASA may issue Australian airworthiness directives 90.105 Flight crew restraints


Reference Subject

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 90.260 Cargo compartment liners - materials 90.270 Toilets 90.405 Cargo and baggage compartments 92.005 Applicability 92.015 What are dangerous goods? 92.020 Compliance with Technical Instructions generally 92.035 Compliance with Technical Instructions – persons who consign dangerous goods 92.075 Dangerous goods statement in reliance on statement already made 92.105 Training – certain employees of Australian freight forwarders 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 92.205 Information with tickets 99.015 SSAAs to which this Part applies

201.004 Review of decisions 201.016 Disclosure of personal information

I certify that I have read the legislation referred to in this section and understand its applicability to the AOC operations by the legal entity I represent. For those subjects listed in bold italics, I accept management accountability for compliance by AOC operations of the legal entity I represent.

Signature Name Title Date


Section 2 – Demonstration of Compliance


Reference Subject Operations Manual Reference

20AA Flying unregistered aircraft etc. 20AB Flying without a licence etc.

27 AOCs 28BF Organisation, personnel etc. 28BG Operations headquarters and suitable buildings 28BH Reference Library



38 Maintenance directions 39 Maintenance required by approved system of maintenance 40 Defective or inappropriate systems of maintenance 41 Maintenance schedule and maintenance instructions 42 Defective or inappropriate maintenance schedule

42V Maintenance: approved maintenance data

42W Installation and use of aircraft components in maintenance - Australian aircraft in Australian territory

42X Use of aircraft materials in maintenance - Australian aircraft in Australian territory

42ZC Maintenance on Australian aircraft in Australian territory

42ZE Certification of completion of maintenance on aircraft in Australian territory

42ZV Maintenance controllers 42ZY Maintenance Control Manuals 43B Time-in-service to be recorded on maintenance release 46 Information to be passed to other persons 47 Maintenance release to cease to be in force

49 Permissible unserviceabilities to be endorsed on maintenance releases

50 Defects and major damage to be endorsed on maintenance release 51 Reporting of defects in Australian aircraft - general

51A Reporting of defects in Australian aircraft: major defects 52 Defects discovered in aircraft components

5.04 Medical certificate: flight crew licence 5.05 Medical certificate: Certificate of Validation 5.06 Medical certificate: Special Pilot Licence 5.07 Medical certificate: flight tests and assessments 5.35 Airship pilot training 5.37 Flight engineer training 5.40 Pilot acting in command under supervision 5.42 Flight tests: CASA to be notified

5.108 Commercial (aeroplane) pilot: regular flight reviews required 5.109 Commercial (aeroplane) pilot: recent experience required 5.110 Commercial (aeroplane) pilot: requirements if over 60 years old 5.169 Air transport (aeroplane) pilot: regular flight reviews required



5.170 Air transport (aeroplane) pilot: recent experience requirements 5.171 Air transport (aeroplane) pilot: requirements if over 60 years old

78 Navigation logs 82 Equipment of Australian aircraft with radio communication systems 92 Use of aerodromes

92A Use of aerodromes in regular public transport operations 120 Weather reports not to be used unless made with authority 133 Conditions to be met before Australian aircraft may fly

138 Pilot to comply with requirements etc of aircraft’s flight manual etc

139 Documents to be carried in Australian aircraft 141 Low flying etc in flying training areas 143 Carriage of firearms 144 Discharge of firearms in or from an aircraft 153 Flight under simulated instrument flight conditions 155 Acrobatic flight 156 Flying over public gatherings 157 Low flying

163AA Formation flying 174A Equipment of aircraft for VFR flight 174B VFR flights at night 174C Qualifications for night flying under VFR 174D Navigation of aircraft on VFR flights 175A Restriction on IFR flights by single engine aircraft 176 Qualification of pilot in command 177 Equipment of aircraft for IFR flight 178 Minimum height for flight under the IFR 179 Approved instrument approach procedures to be used

179A Navigation of aircraft on IFR flight 181S Requirements of Australian operator using Australian aircraft 181U Monitoring height-keeping 195 Compliance with rules as to lights

207 Requirements according to operations on which Australian aircraft used

208 Number of operating crew 213 Organisation 214 Training of maintenance personnel 215 Operations Manual 216 Flight time records 217 Training and checking organisation 219 Route qualifications of pilot in command of a charter aircraft 220 Fuel instructions and records 224 Pilot in command 225 Pilots at controls 227 Admission to crew compartment 228 Unauthorised person not to manipulate controls 230 Starting and running of aircraft engines 231 Manipulation of propeller 232 Flight check system



232A Operational procedures in relation to computers 233 Responsibility of pilot in command before flight 234 Fuel requirements 238 Icing conditions 239 Planning of flight by pilot in command 242 Testing of radio apparatus 243 Listening watch 244 Safety precautions before take off 245 Test before and during take-off run 247 Meteorological conditions observed en route 248 Reporting of defects 249 Prohibition of passengers on certain flights 251 Seat belts and safety harness

252A Emergency locator transmitters 253 Emergency and life-saving equipment 254 Exits and passageways not to be obstructed 255 Smoking in aircraft 256 Intoxicated persons on aircraft

256A Carriage of animals 258 Flights over water 262 Carriage of examiners

262AE Reporting unserviceable ACAS during flight 262AF Reporting unserviceable ACAS before flight

282 Offences in relation to licences, certificates and authorities 289 Creation of fire hazard 291 Stationary aircraft within precincts of an aerodrome 292 Aircraft on movement area to be reported 294 Prohibition on entry etc on prohibited area 301 Surrender of documents 302 Production of licences 304 Directions and instructions - section 23 of the Act



11.070 Conditions of authorisations – change of name or address 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 11.165 Applications for exemptions

39.003 Australian aircraft covered by airworthiness directive not to be operated

91.850 Required navigation performance (RNP) operations

91.5025 Removal of aircraft from navigation authorisations – holder ceasing to operate aircraft

91.5170 Conditions on RNP operational authorisations 92.025 Compliance with Technical Instructions – operators 92.030 Compliance with Technical Instructions – passengers and crew



92.040 Commercial Australian aircraft operators – conditions for carriage of dangerous goods – dangerous goods manual

92.045 Dangerous goods manual – Australian aircraft operators

92.055 Dangerous goods manual – requirements applicable to all operators

92.065 Commercial operators - reporting of dangerous goods incidents 92.070 Dangerous goods statement 92.090 Extended meaning of every 2 years 92.095 Training – certain employees of Australian aircraft operators

92.100 Training – certain employees of Australian ground handling agents

92.110 Standard of training for regulations 92.095, 92.100 and 92.105 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 92.160 Aircraft operated by law enforcement authorities 92.165 Helicopter-slung loads 92.170 Cargo carried in main deck cargo compartments 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 92.200 Information in passenger terminals 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 99.045 Content of DAMP 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 99.065 Requirements relating to SSAA employees ceasing SSAAs 99.070 Requirements relating to returning to SSAAs 99.075 Requirements relating to intervention programs 99.080 Implementing a DAMP 99.085 Review of DAMP by DAMP organisation 99.090 Review of DAMP organisation by CASA 99.100 DAMP organisation or DAMP contractor to provide information 99.105 DAMP record-keeping

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

99.355 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

99.380 Continuing to perform applicable SSAA after having confirmatory drug test

99.385 Continuing to perform applicable SSAA after confirmatory alcohol test

Civil Aviation Orders

CAO Sub-

section Subject Operations Manual Reference

20.2 Air Service Operations - safety precautions before flight

2 Removal of locking and safety devices

3 Security of doors and hatches

4 Precautions before solo flight in aircraft fitted with dual controls

5 Fuel system inspection

6 Fuel quantity measurement

20.3 Air Service Operations - marshalling and parking of aircraft

2 Responsibility for marshalling and parking aircraft

3 Parking areas

4 Standard hand signals

20.4 Provision and use of oxygen and protective breathing equipment

4 Duties of crew members in relation to oxygen and protective breathing equipment

5 Information to be included in operations manual and flight manual

6 Supplemental oxygen requirements for unpressurised aircraft

7 Supplemental oxygen requirements for pressurised aircraft engaged in flights not above flight level 250

8 Supplemental oxygen requirements for pressurised aircraft engaged in flights above flight level 250

9 First aid oxygen

10 Protective breathing equipment

20.6 Continuation of flight with 1 or more engines inoperative

3 Requirements

20.7.4 Aeroplane weight and performance limitations - aeroplanes not above 5700 kg – regular public transport operations (single-engine aeroplanes only), charter operations, aerial work (excluding agricultural) operations and private operations

4 Take-off weight limitations

5 Landing weight limitations

6 Take-off distance required

7 Take-off climb performance


CAO Sub-


8 En-route climb performance

9 Landing climb performance

10 Landing distance required

12 Aeroplane configuration and procedures

20.9 Air service operations - precautions in refuelling, engine and radar ground operations

3 Fuel and oils

4 Fuelling of aircraft

5 Starting and ground operations of engines

6 Ground operation of aircraft radar equipment

20.11 Emergency and lifesaving equipment and requirements and passenger control in emergencies

3 Maintenance of emergency and lifesaving equipment

5 Flotation equipment for overwater flights

6 Emergency signalling equipment

6A Portable megaphones

7 Survival equipment

8 Accessories for water operations

9 Illumination of emergency exits

10 Emergency procedures

11 Assignment of emergency duties

12 Crew member proficiency in the execution of emergency procedures

13 Cabin attendants

14 Briefing of passengers

15 Demonstration of emergency evacuation procedures

20.13 Air service operations - cockpit check systems3

3 Cockpit check system required

4 Approval of cockpit check systems

5 Carriage and use of cockpit check systems

20.16.1 Air service operations - loading – general

3 Loading system

5 Load sheets

6 Dangerous cargo

7 Passenger lists

20.16.2 Air service operations - carriage of cargo

3 Restraint

4 Stowage

3 Also see CAR (1988) 232


CAO Sub-


5 Cargo on a passenger seat

6 Cargo in pilot compartment

7 Placarding

20.16.3 Air service operations - carriage of persons

3 Seats

4 Seat belts and safety harnesses

5 Adjustment of seats

6 Cabin attendants

6A Manned balloons and hot air airships

7 Aisles

8 Smoking

9 Stowage of loose articles

10 Passenger service

11 Carriage of passengers in seats at which dual controls are fitted

12 Passenger capacity

13 Carriage of infants and children

14 Persons or passengers who require assistance due to sickness, injury or disability

15 Carriage of parachutists

20.18 Aircraft equipment - basic operational requirements

3 Instrumentation for flight under Visual Flight Rules

4 Instrumentation for flight under Instrument Flight Rules

5 Windshield clear vision equipment

6 Recording equipment

7 Assigned altitude indicator and altitude alerting system

8 Radiation indicator

9 Ground proximity warning system

9A Directions relating to use of computers with the global positioning system

9B Directions relating to carriage and use of automatic dependent surveillance – broadcast equipment

10 Serviceability

29.8 Ferry flight of aeroplanes with 1 engine inoperative

3 General conditions

4 Conditions relating to flight

5 Conditions relating to training and recent experience

40.0 Conditions - flight crew licences

2 Conditions on aeroplane pilot licences


CAO Sub-


2A Conditions on multi-crew pilot (aeroplane) licences

3 Conditions on private pilot licences

4 Participation in LAHSO operations

5 ACAS requirements

7 English language proficiency requirements

8 Student pilots

40.1.0 Aircraft endorsements - aeroplanes

6 Requirements for issue of type endorsements

7 Requirements for issue of class endorsements

8 Requirements for issue of special design feature endorsements

8A Conditions on aircraft endorsements

8B Conditions on Mitsubishi MU-2B endorsements

9 Log books

10 Logging of flight time

40.1.5 Conditions on Air Transport Pilot (Aeroplane) Licence

11 Recent experience requirements

40.2.1 Instrument rating

7 Aeronautical knowledge

8 Aeronautical experience

9 Synthetic flight trainers

10 Instrument rating test requirements


12 Renewal

12A Renewal using an overseas flight simulator training provider

13 Privileges and limitations

14 Flight by night under night VFR procedures

40.2.2 Night VFR rating

5 Aeronautical knowledge

6 Aeronautical experience – night VFR rating

8 Authority given by rating


45.0 Flight crew standards – synthetic trainers - general

3 Accreditation of a synthetic trainer

5 Recurrent fidelity checks

6 Suspension or cancellation of approval

48.0 Flight time limitations – general


CAO Sub-



4 Exemptions

48.1 Flight time limitations – pilots

1 Limitations where the flight crew includes not more than 2 pilots for other than agricultural operations

3 Limitations where the flight crew includes 3 or more pilots

52.1 Directions under Regulation 99AA of CAR 1988 about the use of part of Class A airspace

2 Use of Class A/RVSM airspace – all aircraft engaged in IFR flights

3 Use of Class A/RVSM airspace – RVSM (operations) approved aircraft engaged in IFR flights

4 Use of Class A/RVSM airspace – aircraft, other than RVSM (operations) approved aircraft, engaged in IFR flights

82.0 Air Operators’ Certificates - applications for certificates and general requirements

3 Conditions relating to “borrowed” certificates

3A Conditions for passenger-carrying charter operations to remote islands

3B Performance requirements for 3 or 4 engine aeroplanes

3BA Distance limitations – piston-engined aeroplanes

3BB Distance limitations – 19 passengers or less and exceeding 5700 kg

3BC Distance limitations – more than 19 passengers or 3410 kg payload

3BD Polar operations

3C Conditions relating to charter substitutions

3D Condition on use of NVD by an AOC holder

3E Condition for use of flight crew with MP(A)L


5 Chief Pilot

6 Variation of conditions or obligations

82.1 Conditions on Air Operators’ Certificates authorising charter operations and aerial work operations

2 Obligations in relation to organisation and facilities

3 Obligations in relation to training and checking

4 Obligations in relation to flight crew requirements

5 Obligations in relation to foreign registered aircraft

6 Obligations in relation to operating different aircraft models

7 Obligations in relation to AOC Holder’s Safety Questionnaire

100.7 Weight control of aircraft

3A Use of fleet weight and CG values


CAO Sub-


3B Weighing aeroplanes to establish fleet (weight and CG) values

5 Loading data

I certify that I have read the legislation referred to in this section and understand its applicability to the AOC operations by the legal entity I represent. For those subjects listed in bold italics, I accept management accountability for compliance by AOC operations of the legal entity I represent.


Air Operator’s Certificate Compliance Statement

Form

375

Form 375 08/2012 Compliance Statement Part 2 - 1 of 3

Part 2 – Regular Public Transport

You will only need to complete this Part if you are conducting Regular Public Transport (RPT) Operations.

Section 1 – Management Awareness


Reference Subject

90.265 Cargo compartments for aeroplanes engaged in regular public transport operations 90.275 Thermal/acoustic insulation materials 90.280 Seats 90.285 Pitot heat indication systems 90.410 Emergency exits

I certify that I have read the legislation referred to in this section and understand its applicability to the AOC operations by the legal entity I represent.





5.211 Multi-crew (aeroplane) pilot: regular flight reviews required 5.212 Multi-crew (aeroplane) pilot: aeroplane flight review 5.213 Multi-crew (aeroplane) pilot: recent experience requirements

218 Route qualifications of pilot in command of a regular public transport aircraft


CAO Subsection Subject Operations Manual Reference

20.7.2 Aeroplane weight and performance limitations - multi-engine aeroplanes not above 5700 kg - regular public transport operations

3 Take-off performance limitations

4 Take-off obstacle clearance limitations

5 En-route limitations

6 Landing limitations

7 Unserviceable equipment

8 Compliance

20.7.4 20.7.4 Aeroplane weight and performance limitations - aeroplanes not above 5700 kg – regular public transport operations (single-engine aeroplanes only), charter operations, aerial work (excluding agricultural) operations and private operations










40.1.5 Conditions on Air Transport Pilot (Aeroplane) Licence


40.1.8 Requirements for MP(A)L training courses

3 Requirements for MP(A)L training course

4 MP(A)L theory examinations, pass marks and requirements

5 Eligibility to take MP(A)L flight test

6 MP(A)L flight test

82.3 Conditions on Air Operators’ Certificates authorising regular public transport in other than high capacity aircraft


2A Safety management system


4 Obligations in relation to maintenance

4A Obligation to be registered operator

5 Obligations in relation to aerodromes

5A Conditions in relation to communication services at non-controlled aerodromes

6 Obligations in relation to aeroplane certification and performance

7 Obligations in relation to flight category and aeroplane requirements

8 Obligations in relation to flight crew

9 Obligations in relation to single pilot operations

9A Obligations in relation to international carriage of a copy of the AOC



82.5 Conditions on Air Operators’ Certificates authorising regular public transport in high capacity aircraft


2A Safety management system


4 Obligations in relation to maintenance

4A Obligation to be registered operator


5 Obligations in relation to aerodromes

5A Conditions in relation to communication services at non-controlled aerodromes

6 Obligations in relation to aeroplane certification and performance

7 Obligations in relation to flight category and aeroplane requirements

8 Obligations in relation to flight crew

9 Obligations in relation to route and area qualifications

9A Obligations in relation to international carriage of a copy of the AOC



12 Obligation to preserve cockpit voice recorder and flight data records

I certify that I have read the legislation referred to in this section and understand its applicability to the AOC operations by the legal entity I represent. For those subjects listed in bold italics above, I accept management accountability for compliance by AOC operations of the legal entity I represent.



Form

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Part 3 – Fixed-wing Operations not above 5700 kg

You will only need to complete this Part if you are conducting fixed-wing operations not above 5700 kg.



Reference Subject

90.110 Occupant restraints – small aeroplanes

90.405 Cargo and baggage compartments






20.7.4 Aeroplane weight and performance limitations - aeroplanes not above 5700 kg – regular public transport operations (single-engine aeroplanes only), charter operations, aerial work (excluding agricultural) operations and private operations












Form

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Part 4 – Fixed-wing Operations above 5700 kg

You will only need to complete this Part if you are conducting fixed-wing operations above 5700 kg. Section 1 – Management Awareness


Reference Subject

90.145 Thermal/acoustic insulation materials 90.205 Escape devices 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 90.250 Cabin interiors - materials 90.255 Seat cushions - materials




Civil Aviation Orders CAO Subsection Subject Operations Manual Reference

20.7.1 Aeroplane weight limitations - aeroplanes above 5700 kg - all operations (piston-engined)



20.7.1b Aeroplane weight and performance limitations – specified aeroplanes above 5700 kg - all operations (turbine and piston-engined)



6 Accelerate-stop and take-off distance required



9 Approach climb performance



12 Obstacle clearance requirements

12A Alternative take-off area requirements





Form

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Part 5 – Helicopter Operations

You will only need to complete this Part if you are conducting helicopter operations.



Reference Subject

90.115 Occupant restraints – helicopters 90.605 Emergency exits






5.124 Commercial (helicopter) pilot: regular flight reviews required 5.125 Commercial (helicopter) pilot: recent experience requirements 5.126 Commercial (helicopter) pilot: requirements if over 60 years old 5.178 Air transport (helicopter) pilot: regular flight reviews required 5.179 Air transport (helicopter) pilot: recent experience requirements 5.180 Air transport (helicopter) pilot: requirements if over 60 years old



20.10 Hot refuelling - helicopters

2 Operator’s responsibilities

3 Responsibilities of the pilot in command

4 Procedures and equipment

5 Fuel loading

6 Radio transmissions

7 Inspection and testing of fuel system

29.6 Air service operations – helicopter external sling load operations

2 Approval of aircraft type

3 Pilot qualifications

4 Carriage of persons

5 Conduct of operations

29.11 Air service operations – helicopter winching and rappelling load operations

3 Permissions and exemptions


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4 Classification of operations

5 Operating areas

6 Helicopter and equipment requirements

7 Winching

8 Rappelling

9 Pilot qualifications

10 Aircrewman/Winch operator qualifications

11 Carriage of persons

12 Conduct of operations

40.3.0 Aircraft endorsements - helicopters

4 Requirement for issue of type endorsement

5 Requirement for issue of class endorsement

6 Log books

7 Logging of flight time

8 Conditions on type or class endorsement

95.7.3 Exemption of certain helicopters engaged in transferring marine pilots from compliance with subregulation 174B(2) of the Civil Aviation Regulations 1988

2 Special equipment requirements for a helicopter engaged in marine pilot transfers

3 Training that must have been undertaken by helicopter flight crew

4 Operational requirements for helicopters engaged in marine pilot transfers

5 Operator’s responsibilities




Form

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Part 6 – Balloon Operations

You will only need to complete this Part if you are conducting balloon operations.


Nil entry.




5.143 Commercial (balloon) pilot: regular flight reviews required

5.144 Commercial (balloon) pilot: recent experience requirements



82.7 Conditions on Air Operators’ Certificates authorising aerial work and charter operations in balloons

4 Conditions


6 Chief Pilot





Form

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Part 7 – International Operations

You will only need to complete this Part if you are conducting international operations.



Reference Subject

22 Interception etc. of aircraft

26 Aircraft on international flights to have permission


Reference Subject

147 Australian aircraft in or over a State which is not a Contracting State






42ZA Use of aircraft components, aircraft materials etc. in maintenance - Australian aircraft outside Australian territory

42ZD Maintenance on Australian aircraft outside Australian territory

42ZN Certification of maintenance outside Australian territory

223 Operator to ensure employees familiar with local laws and regulations

I certify that I have read the legislation referred to in this section and understand its applicability to the AOC operations by the legal entity I represent. For those subjects listed in bold italics above, I accept management accountability for compliance by AOC operations of the legal entity I represent.
