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Civil Aviation – New medical standard to make flying more accessible

Source: New Zealand Civil Aviation Authority Upcoming changes to New Zealand’s Civil Aviation Rules will deliver a cheaper and more accessible medical certification option for thousands of New Zealand pilots. From 5 April holders of private pilot licences will be able to fly with a driver licence medical certificate (known as a DL9) rather than the more costly class 2 aviation medical certificate. Previously, pilots holding a DL9 medical could fly only within the restrictions of the more limited recreational pilot licence class. Private pilots can also now clearly see what restrictions will apply to them depending on the type of medical certificate they hold.

CAA extends breathing space for operators of Pacific Aerospace aircraft

CAA extends breathing space for operators of Pacific Aerospace aircraft 3 Mar, 2021 04:38 AM 3 minutes to read There is some good news for owners and operators of aircraft made by Pacific Aerospace, now in interim liquidation - New Zealand s Civil Aviation Authority has extended its decision not to revoke the planemaker s certifications. The veteran Waikato planemaker has more than 300 aircraft in operation around the world and has supplied aircraft to around 80 per cent of the topdressing industry. If the CAA revoked its organisational certificates due to its insolvency, those aircraft could be grounded. We haven t revoked any of PAL s certificates. The type certificates for PAL-produced aircraft are still in place, meaning owners and operators of PAL aircraft can still fly these, a CAA spokesman said.

Australia lifts ban on Boeing 737 MAX, among first in Asia-Pacific region

Australia lifts ban on Boeing 737 MAX, among first in Asia-Pacific region
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