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Aerosols - household - with a flammable gas diamond label.

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Aerosols - household - with a flammable gas diamond label.

Conditions

For more information, please see 'Toiletries'. Conditions may vary for international travel.

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Aerosols - household - with a flammable gas diamond label. Not sporting or toiletry/medicinal (e.g. bug spray, room deodorant etc.)

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Spray paint

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Conditions

For more information, please see 'Toiletries'. Conditions may vary for international travel.

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Aerosols - household - with a flammable gas diamond label. Not sporting or toiletry/medicinal (e.g. bug spray, room deodorant etc.)

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Item not permitted

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Can't be carried-on

Disinfectant sprays such as Glen 20 and Bosisto’s Eucalyptus sprays

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Disinfectant sprays such as Glen 20 and Bosisto’s Eucalyptus sprays

Conditions

For more information, please see 'Toiletries'. Conditions may vary for international travel.

Dangerous goods categories

Aerosols - household - with a flammable gas diamond label. Not sporting or toiletry/medicinal (e.g. bug spray, room deodorant etc.)

Dangerous good conditions

Item not permitted

Can't be Checked-in

Can't be carried-on

Aerosols containing flammable gas in toiletry or medicinal articles

Can be checked-in

Can be carried-on

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Aerosols containing flammable gas in toiletry or medicinal articles

Conditions

For more information, please see 'Toiletries'. Conditions may vary for international travel.

Dangerous goods categories

Aerosols containing flammable gas in toiletry or medicinal articles (e.g. hairspray, perfumes, deodorants, insect repellent applied to the body etc.)

Dangerous good conditions

Can be checked-in

Can be carried-on

Insect repellent, fly spray, bug spray applied to the body. (E.g. - Aerogard)

Can be checked-in

Can be carried-on

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Insect repellent, fly spray, bug spray applied to the body. (E.g. - Aerogard)

Conditions

For more information, please see 'Toiletries'. Conditions may vary for international travel.

Dangerous goods categories

Aerosols containing flammable gas in toiletry or medicinal articles (e.g. hairspray, perfumes, deodorants, insect repellent applied to the body etc.)

Dangerous good conditions

Can be checked-in

Can be carried-on

Aerosols containing non flammable gas

Can be checked-in

Can't be carried-on

Dangerous good types

Aerosols containing non flammable gas

Conditions

For more information, please see 'Toiletries'. Conditions may vary for international travel.

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Aerosols containing non flammable gas

Dangerous good conditions

Can be checked-in

Can't be carried-on

Aerosols in Division 2.2 (non-flammable, non-toxic gases - will have a green diamond on the back)

Can be checked-in

Can be carried-on

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Aerosols in Division 2.2 (non-flammable, non-toxic gases - will have a green diamond on the back)

Conditions

For more information, please see 'Toiletries'. Conditions may vary for international travel.

Dangerous goods categories

Aerosols in Division 2.2 (non-flammable, non-toxic gases - will have a green diamond on the back) with no subsidiary risk, for sporting or home use

Dangerous good conditions

Can be checked-in

Can be carried-on

Alcohol-based moist wipes for hygiene

Can be checked-in

Can be carried-on

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Alcohol-based moist wipes for hygiene

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Alcohol-based moist wipes for hygiene

Dangerous good conditions

Can be checked-in

Can be carried-on

Alcoholic Beverage 24% or less alc/vol

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Can be carried-on

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Alcoholic Beverage 24% or less alc/vol

Conditions

Conditions may vary for international travel.

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Alcoholic beverages - not more than 24% alcohol by volume (e.g. beer, wine etc.)

Dangerous good conditions

Can be checked-in

Can be carried-on

Alcoholic beverages - not more than 24% alcohol by volume (e.g. beer, wine, champagne etc)

Can be checked-in

Can be carried-on

Dangerous good types

Alcoholic beverages - not more than 24% alcohol by volume (e.g. beer, wine, champagne etc)

Conditions

Conditions may vary for international travel.

Dangerous goods categories

Alcoholic beverages - not more than 24% alcohol by volume (e.g. beer, wine etc.)

Dangerous good conditions

Can be checked-in

Can be carried-on

Search results for rules and regulations

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Part 1 of CAR Preliminary

Updated: 10 November 2022

Part 1 of CAR outlines who the regulations apply to both inside and outside of Australia. The Part also contains definitions of words or phrases used in the regulations.

Rule CAR Administrative matters Current

Part 101 of CASR Unmanned aircraft and rockets

Updated: 14 September 2022

Part 101 of the Civil Aviation Safety Regulations (CASR) sets out the rules for the use of unmanned tethered balloons, kites, free balloons and rockets, remotely piloted aircraft or drones, model aircraft and firework displays.

Rule CASR Flight crew licensing Flight operations Changing

Part 11 of CASR Regulatory administrative procedures

Updated: 10 November 2022

Part 11 of CASR affects CASA staff, persons seeking exemptions against the CASRs and those subject to directions. It sets out the rules that apply to how CASA administers authorisations.

Rule CASR Administrative matters Current

Search results for publications

224 total results

Visual Flight Rules Guide

6 September 2024

The Visual Flight Rules Guide (VFRG) helps pilots prepare, plan and fly safely under visual flight rules (VFR). The guide explains the rules in plain English and by using practical information and examples.

Publication Plain English guides

Cabin safety bulletin 20 Unruly and disruptive passengers

This bulletin provides operator guidance in relation to unruly or disruptive passengers. The bulletin has been archived from the our website and can be found on Trove.

Publication Cabin safety bulletins Cabin Safety

Head of flying operations guide

Information on the role of head of flying operations. This includes qualifications, experience and responsibilities as well as the appointment and interview process.

Publication Safety kits

Search results for CASA Forms

384 total results

FOR Transition – Training and Checking System

Use this form to submit, and apply for an approval of, the Training and Checking System section of an exposition or operations manual as part of the transition to Parts 119, 121, 133, 135, and 138 of the CASR.

Flight operations Part 119 of CASR Part 121 of CASR Part 133 of CASR Part 135 of CASR Part 138 of CASR

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FOR Transition - Training and Checking System application form (PDF, 262.66 KB)

CASAF-62 - Training and checking systems and rotorcraft performance operations documents

Use this form to report technical issues or seek clarification about your submission documents in relation to the training and checking systems and rotorcraft performance operations deferred provisions.

Flight operations

CASAF-63 - Request a meeting with the clinical case conference panel

Use this form if you would like to request an aviation medicine meeting with us.

Aviation medicine

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