Projects

AS 08/19 – Subpart 91U - Navigation Authorisations for Australian Operators - Post Implementation Review and Update

AS 08/12 – Amendments to MOS Part 172 and legislative instruments under CAR 174A and 179A

AS 08/10 – Advisory Circular - Strength Rating of Aerodrome Pavements

AS 08/08 – Amendment of CASR Part 139 and MOS Part 139 - Regulations for the control of vehicles operating on the manoeuvring area of certain high-density aerodromes.

AS 07/13 – Regulation of Low Visibility Operations

AS 07/12 – Amendments to MOS Part 139, Chapter 9 - Visual Aids Provided by Aerodrome Lighting

AS 07/06 – Amendments to MOS Part 139 - Aerodrome requirements for Airbus A380

AS 06/14 – CASR Part 71 - Airspace

AS 06/13 – Conversion of CAAPs 89I-1(2), 89R-1(1) and 89W-1(0) to ACs 139-12(0), 139-06(0) and 139-07(0)

AS 06/10 – New Advisory Circular (AC) 173-04(0) - Revalidation of instrument flight procedures and related aerodrome lighting facilities

AS 06/09 – Revision of Section 14.2 of the MOS for CASR Part 139 - Certified Air/Ground Radio Operators (CA/GRO)

AS 06/07 – Assessment of obstacles including wind turbines and exhaust plumes

OS 06/01 – Flight Check of Aerodrome Lighting

AS 05/02 – Standards for Helicopter Landing Sites (HLS)

AS 05/01 – AIP Book Legislative Support

AS 04/06 – Post-implementation review (PIR) of aeronautical telecommunication service and radionavigation service providers

AS 04/05 – Post-implementation review (PIR) of air traffic services training providers

AS 04/04 – Post-implementation review of CASR Part 65 - Air traffic services licensing

AS 04/03 – Future Mandate for Automatic Dependent Surveillance - Broadcast (ADS-B) Avionics in Australia

AS 04/02 – Review of CASR Part 173 Manual of Standards (MOS) - Instrument Flight Procedure Design

FS 04/01 – Post Implementation Review (PIR) - CASR Part 67 - Medical

AS 03/01 – Development and implementation of Ground-based Regional Augmentation Systems (GRAS) in Australia

AS 02/02 – Complete standards, approvals and associated training to allow GNSS NPAs. Stablised NPAs using FMS, APV Baro-VNAV and GNSS based APV approaches to be used by the Australian industry

AS 00/01 – CASR Part 174: Aviation meteorological services

AS 99/05 – Special Category - 1 (SCAT 1) approach system on Norfolk Island

CASR parts

Part 65 – Air traffic services licensing

Part 67 – Medical

Part 139 – Aerodromes

Part 139 Subpart H – Aerodrome rescue and fire fighting service

Part 143 – Air traffic services training providers

Part 171 – Aeronautical telecommunication service and radio navigation service providers

Part 172 – Air traffic services providers

Part 173 – Instrument flight procedure design

Part 174 – Aviation meteorological services

Part 175 – Aeronautical information services

Airspace and Infrastructure Users Group
Sub-committee

The Airspace and Infrastructure Users Group (formally known as the Airspace Users Group) is a joint CASA/aviation community forum for the development of regulations and standards pertaining to airspace, air traffic control, communications/ navigation/ surveillance air traffic management (CNS/ATM) and aerodromes.

Co-Chairs

• Malcolm McGregor - CASA
• Doug Edwards - Industry

Meetings

• Sub-committee last met: 19 February 2007 - Canberra
• Next meeting: TBA
• All meeting details

Working groups/project teams

• Part 139H Working Group

Current activity

This sub-committee has been involved with the pre-issue clearance of consultative documents for Notice of Proposed Change 139/03 – Proposed amendments to MOS Part 139-Aerodromes, as well as Amendments to Part 65 Air Traffic Services Licensing.

Terms of reference

The Airspace and Infrastructure Users Group is responsible for:

• Reviewing and analysing all information relating to tasks involving the development of regulations and standards pertaining to airspace, air traffic control, communications/navigation/surveillance air traffic management (CNS/ATM) and aerodromes;
• Evaluating and developing options on the proposals;
• Identifying, documenting and raising issues that need attention/resolution and report to the SCC as required;
• Reviewing the impact of proposals using the Legislative Change Proposals procedure;
• Discussing and clarifying the role and expectations of the sub-committee's members early in the process to avoid misunderstandings;
• Fostering balanced and complete discussion on proposals, and working through all technical, legal and policy issues dealing with the development of regulations and standards related to airspace, air traffic control, communications/navigation/surveillance air traffic management (CNS/ATM) and aerodromes;
• Reviewing and analysing information relating to Regulatory Development implementation.