Part 4 of Civil Aviation Regulations (CAR) sets out certain maintenance requirements and standards for Australian aircraft other than those covered by Part 42 of Civil Aviation Safety Regulations (CASR).
The Part also provides a framework for the implementation of those standards.
The standards include issuing:
Part 4 of CAR affects:
Legislative instruments include exemptions to regulatory requirements in aviation regulations or a Manual of Standards.
Exemptions may apply to a broad range of people.
Instruments related to this part will display in this space or you can view our list of legislative instruments.
22 legislative instruments available
Non-legislative instruments apply to a particular person. There are some exemptions to regulatory requirements in aviation regulations or a Manual of Standards listed here.
Non-legislative Instruments related to this part will display in this space or you can view our list of non-legislative instruments.
Advisory material provides advice and guidance to explain particular regulatory requirements. Guidance material relating to this part will appear in this space or you can view all our guidance material.
3 guidance material available
CAAP 30-04 provides guidance to applicants when requesting changes or applying for a COA. It details acceptable procedures for CoA holders to maintain their certificates and includes internationally recognised maintenance terminology.
CAAP 33-02 provides procedures for performing certain types of non-destructive testing of aircraft or aircraft components under the provisions of the CAR.
CAAP 37-01 provides information and guidance on the requirements for developing and seeking approval of an Minimum Equipment Lists (MEL) under CAR 37.
