Current projects

FS 00/02 - Flight Training Operators

History

19 Aug 2004

Industry consultation briefings cancelled

The Part 61 and 141 MOS consultation briefings scheduled for 23 August through to 15 September have been cancelled.

6 Aug 2004

Revised draft MOS - 141 (Standards for flight training operators)

The draft Manual of Standards (MOS) for CASR Part 141 (Standards for flight training operators) has been revised and is now available for comment.

24 Sep 2003

Updated draft Manual of Standards MOS - Part 141

Draft MOS - Part 141 has been revised/updated and is now available for further review and comment.

22 Jul 2003

NPRM 0311FS

Flight Training Operators - Proposed CASR Part 141

Under development
CASR Part 141 – Flight training organisations

CASR Part 141 will prescribe the requirements and standards for issuing flight training operating certificates and general operating rules applicable to holder of an operating certificate. It will specify requirements and standards for flight training, including those relating to training facilities, aircraft, procedures, standards/manuals, and personnel/safety operations.

Who Part 141 affects

Organisations and personnel affected by Part 141 include:

• Current and future flying training organisations;
• Current and future flying instructors and pilot examiners; and
• Individuals undertaking flying training for the issue of a licence, rating or other flight crew authorisation.

Key proposals

• Replaces the AOC requirement issued under the Civil Aviation Act 1988 for flight training schools with a flight training operating certificate (OC);
• OC to be required for training for all pilot licences and ratings, including aircraft ratings; training for other authorisations can be provided without an OC;
• AOC and OC holders will have to have a Part 141 OC to do training for licences, ratings and some endorsements — they will have to meet the criteria and conditions for issue and continued holding; and
• A Manual of Standards (MOS) to clarify CASA’s requirements for the issue of OCs and conduct of operations including the requirement for safety management and fatigue management.