Aircraft
- Aircraft safety
- Cabin safety
- Airworthiness
- Civil aircraft register
- Aircraft register search
- Aircraft registration
- Aircraft register data files
- Registration marks
- Irrevocable deregistration and export request authorisation
- Aircraft registration frequently asked questions
- Contact the civil aircraft register
- Import and register foreign aircraft
- Regulations - CASR Part 47
- Foreign operators
- Fuel
- Sport aviation
- Drones
Continuing Airworthiness
Continuing airworthiness is providing information and systems to support Australian aircraft operations or Australian registered aircraft.
This support includes having the right information or data available to the people performing the work. The continuing airworthiness of aircraft includes making sure the work carried out on aircraft and their components meets proper standards and is performed by licensed people and organisations.
Defect Reporting
The Defect Reporting Service (DRS) system collects information on major defects in aircraft and equipment.
More information
The links below provide information in airworthiness bulletins (AWB) for maintenance personnel and operators. The airworthiness advisory circulars (AACs) provide additional advisory information.
Airworthiness Bulletins
Airworthiness Advisory Circulars
- Recently approved or amended Airworthiness Advisory Circulars
- Part 1 - Airworthiness - Articles
- Part 6 - General Advice
Ageing aircraft management plan
National aerospace non destructive testing board
The National aerospace non destructive testing (NDT) board (NANDTB) was established to satisfy the requirements of Australian Standard AS 3669 which is used by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority as the standard for qualification and approval of persons performing NDT on aircraft in Australia.