澳大利亞民航法 Australian Civil Aviation Act 1988

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(2)Except as authorised by an AOC, by a New Zealand AOC with ANZA privileges that is in force for Australia (but only so far as it authorises ANZA activities in Australian territory), or by a permission under section 27A:
(a)an aircraft shall not fly into or out of Australian territory; and
(b)an aircraft shall not operate in Australian territory; and
(c)an Australian aircraft shall not operate outside Australian territory.
Note: For when a New Zealand AOC with ANZA privileges is in force for Australia, see section 3AA.
(2AA) For the purpose of the ANZA mutual recognition agreements, CASA may issue an AOC that authorises aircraft to operate in, or fly into or out of, New Zealand, but only if the AOC also authorises aircraft to operate in, or fly into or out of, Australian territory.
Note: The kind of operations authorised by the AOC in New Zealand need not be the same kind of operations as are authorised by the AOC in Australian territory.
(2AB) Subsection (2AA) is not intended to limit the circumstances in which CASA may, otherwise than for the purpose of the ANZA mutual recognition agreements, issue an AOC that covers matters referred to in that subsection.
(2AC) An AOC that is, to an extent (whether wholly or partly), issued for the purpose of the ANZA mutual recognition agreements, must be expressed to be issued for that purpose to that extent.
(2A) An AOC may authorise the flying or operation of an aircraft, other than the operation of a foreign registered aircraft on regulated domestic flights, by authorising the flying or operation of aircraft included in a class of aircraft described in the AOC.
(2B) An AOC may be issued only to a natural person or to a body having legal personality.
(3)If a holder of an AOC makes a request in writing to CASA for the revocation of the AOC, CASA must cancel the AOC.
(7)The term of an AOC shall be as determined by CASA.
(8)An AOC is not transferable.
(9)Subsection (2) applies only to the flying or operation of an aircraft for such purposes as are prescribed.
(10)For the purpose of subsection (2A) as it applies to an Australian AOC with ANZA privileges, a foreign registered aircraft does not include an aircraft registered in New Zealand.
Subdivision B—Application for AOC
27AA Application in approved form
An application for an AOC must be in a form approved by CASA.
27AB Lodgment of manuals
(2)If an applicant for an AOC is (or will be) required by the regulations or Civil Aviation Orders to have any of the following manuals, the applicant must lodge the current or proposed version of the manual concerned:
(a)an operations manual;
(b)a training and checking manual;
(c)a dangerous goods manual.
(3)The applicant is not required to lodge a manual under this section if the applicant has previously lodged a copy of the same version of the manual.
Section 27AC
(4) If the applicant already holds a current AOC and is applying for a new AOC that:
(a) would authorise the same things as the current AOC; and
(b) would come into force when the term of the current AOC
expires; the applicant is required to comply with the lodgment requirements of this section only to the extent (if any) that CASA, by written notice, requires compliance.
27AC CASA may require information etc. and inspections etc.
(1)CASA may give a written notice to an applicant for an AOC, requiring the applicant to give CASA information in writing, or documents, that:
(a) are described in the notice; and
(b) are in the applicant’s possession or under the applicant’s control; and
(c) are reasonably required by CASA:
(i) to properly consider the application; or
(ii) to ensure that section 28BI (which deals with personal injury liability insurance) is complied with in relation to an operation, which would be covered by the AOC, to which that section applies; or
(iii) in accordance with the regulations (if any) referred to in paragraph 98(3)(b).
(2)CASA may give a written notice to an applicant for an AOC, requiring the applicant to permit an authorised officer to carry out an inspection or test that:
(a)is described in the notice; and
(b)is reasonably required by CASA to properly consider the application.
(3)In this section:
inspection or test means an inspection or test of any of the following:
(a) any aircraft covered by the application;
Section 27AD
(b)any aeronautical product that is a part of, or that relates to, any aircraft covered by the application;
(c)any premises used, or proposed to be used, for the purpose of conducting or carrying out the operations covered by the application;
(d)any facilities, procedures or practices used, or proposed to be used, for a purpose covered by the application.
27AD CASA may require proving flights etc.
(1) CASA may give a written notice to an applicant for an AOC, requiring the applicant:
(a) to conduct proving flights; or
(b) to carry out other aircraft tests or demonstrations of procedures; to assess whether the applicant can safely conduct the operations covered by the application.
(2)The notice must describe the proving flights, tests or demonstrations that the applicant is required to conduct or carry out.
(3)The proving flights, tests or demonstrations must be conducted or carried out under the supervision or observation of an authorised officer and in accordance with the requirements mentioned in the notice.
27AE Application for foreign aircraft AOC
(1) CASA may give a written notice to an applicant for a foreign aircraft AOC, requiring the applicant to give CASA all or any of the following:
(a) a copy of any air operator’s certificate, or any document having substantially the same effect, issued by the authority responsible for regulating civil aviation in the country in which the aircraft is registered or operating;

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