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Instrument number CASA 63/23 I, DANIEL GERARD SMITH, Acting National Manager Regulatory Services, Regulatory Oversight Division, a delegate of CASA, make this instrument under regulations 11.056, 11.245 and 91.045 of the Civil Aviation Safety Regulations 1998.
[Signed D. Smith] Daniel Smith Acting National Manager Regulatory Services Regulatory Oversight Division 15 December 2023 CASA 63/23 — Air Displays (Precision Airmotive) Ongoing Approval Instrument 2023
1 Name This instrument is CASA 63/23 — Air Displays (Precision Airmotive) Ongoing Approval Instrument 2023.
2 Duration This instrument: (a) commences on the day after it is registered; and (b) is repealed at the end of 31 October 2028. Note Some of the provisions of this instrument are in force only during the period for which Precision Airmotive is approved to conduct the Classic Air air display. That period ends at the end of 17 October 2028 (see subsection 5(7)). The directions in section 8 are in force until the repeal of this instrument, because of the requirement to provide CASA with a report about the air display (see subsection 8(2)).
3 Definitions Note In this instrument, certain terms and expressions have the same meaning as they have in the Civil Aviation Act 1988 and the regulations. These include: air display, crew member and passenger. In this instrument: Classic Air air display means any air display, conducted in the display area, that is organised by the organiser. display area means the area, at Wangaratta aerodrome (YWGT), that is described as the display area in the Classic Air Air Display Manual, as the manual exists from time to time. Note In the Classic Air Air Display Manual, version 1.2, a diagram of the display area is set out in section 4.1.2. organiser means the person: (a) nominated by Precision Airmotive to be the air display organiser for the Classic Air air display; and (b) named as the air display organiser in the program of events for the Classic Air air display. participant means the pilot in command of an aircraft being operated in the Classic Air air display. Precision Airmotive means Precision Airmotive Pty Ltd, ARN 1003610. Note Precision Airmotive trades under the registered business name Classic Air. program of events means the written program of air display activities, as the program exists from time to time, that is prepared by the organiser, and that includes at least the following information relating to the Classic Air air display: (a) the names of the participants; (b) the names of any crew members accompanying a participant; (c) the types of aircraft to be flown; (d) the kind of display flights to be conducted by each participant and any related requirements; (e) the name of the air display organiser. relevant document means any of the following documents of Precision Airmotive, as the document exists from time to time: (a) Classic Air Air Display Manual; Note As at commencement of this instrument, Version 1.2, dated October 2023, was the latest version of the manual. (b) Classic Air Safety Management System. Note As at commencement of this instrument, Version 1.1, dated October 2023, was the latest version of the safety management system.
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