Avionics News May 2016 - 17

CAPABILITY,

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AC provides guidance and information to Part 145 approved
maintenance organizations on the training they may provide
within their organization.
A full list of final advisory circulars can be found on the
CASA website at casa.gov.au/ac.

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AAC 9-0

The CASA published amended AAC 9-0 - General AME
Licensing Information. Changes to this AAC are marked with
change bars.

New Standards Development project -
MS 16/02 - Review of Part 4A of the
Civil Aviation Regulations 1988 (CAR) to
improve efficiencies and remove anomalies
in the maintenance regulations
The CASA announced the approval of a new standards
development project: MS 16/02 - Review of Part 4A of the
Civil Aviation Regulations 1988 to improve efficiencies and
remove anomalies in the maintenance regulations.
The CASA expects that the CAR will continue to be
required to regulate the non-airline maintenance sector until
specific requirements for the small aircraft maintenance
sector are introduced into the Civil Aviation Safety
Regulations 1998.
In view of this, the CASA acknowledged that a review
is required to identify provisions that are inappropriate in
the small aircraft maintenance environment. In addition,
feedback from the maintenance industry has highlighted the
need to simplify and rationalize the maintenance regulations,
and update them to reflect the current state of aviation
practice and technological development.
The CASA has already identified a number of areas that
require attention; however, the project will be seeking input
from maintainers and operators of small aircraft that are
regulated under the CAR.
The AEA is in contact with the CASA on this project.

New Zealand
The Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand is conducting
a series of safety management systems industry workshops.
The workshops scheduled for May include:
* Auckland - May 3-4, 2016.
* Christchurch - May 17-18, 2016.
* Queenstown - May 19-20, 2016.
For more information on these workshops, log onto the
CAA website at www.caa.govt.nz. q

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