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Licences and certification
- Aerodromes
- Aircraft Certification and design
- Aviation medicine
- Flight training
- Flight training organisations
- Individual licensing
- Aeronautical radio operators
- Air Operators
- Exams
- Air traffic controllers
- English language standards
- Delegates
- Fireworks
- Flight crew licensing
- Laser and light shows
- Maintenance organisations
- Maintenance personnel
- Applying for an Initial Issue of an Air Operator's Certificate
- Aviation reference numbers
- Aviation security requirements for pilots
- Community Service Flights

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Licences and certification
CASA issues a range of licences, permits and approvals to allow the conduct of aviation activities.
Individuals and organisations are required to adhere to the Australian civil aviation laws when engaging in aviation-related activities. It is important to obtain the required approval from CASA before conducting these activities.
Who are you?
Individuals
- Aircraft maintenance personnel
- Aircraft owners
- Air traffic controllers
- Cabin Crew
- Dangerous Goods - shippers, instructors, consignees and others
- Ground Operations
- Delegates
- Flight crew/Pilots
- Flight examiners / Authorised Testing Officers
- Medical examiners and doctors
- Remote pilots
Organisations
- Aircraft design and manufacturing
- Aircraft ownership and registration
- Aircraft maintenance
- Dangerous Goods
- Ground Operations
- Flight operations
- Airports and aerodromes
- Airspace
Service standards and fees
- Service delivery standards
- Customer satisfaction survey
- Incomplete applications
- Fees
- Payment of fees FAQs
- Aviation reference number (ARN) FAQs
- Changing your name
- Changing your details
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Last modified: 15 July 2019