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A357 - LAVIA ARGENTINA S.A. (LAVIASA)

LAVIA ARGENTINA S.A. (LAVIASA) | PA-25, PA-25-235, PA-25-260

Type acceptance certificates FAA TAC-A series Issue: 1.0

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Ms Hannah Jackson

Updated: 5 September 2025

Address:

39 Fairway

Crawley WA 6009

Phone:

08 6488 7429

Services:

Optec 900

CASA Approved Aviation Consultant (CAAC):

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Recognition of military qualifications

We will continue to work with Defence on pathways for recognition of military qualifications for pilots and Licenced Aircraft Maintenance Engineers (LAME).DeliverablesWe will consider a recognition approach for Defence technical staff responsible for…

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Streamline flight examiner rating approvals

Current approaches to flight examiner rating approvals may not be flexible enough for the range of aviation operations. We aim to streamline efficiency by considering the size, complexity and compliance of operations.DeliverablesUndertake a scoping…

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Rationalise pilot licensing exemptions for general aviation

We will undertake a scoping activity to rationalise current exemptions related to general aviation.DeliverablesA review of exemptions will be undertaken to further reduce regulatory burden while maintaining safety standards, especially for smaller or…

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Aerial application review

Review fire-bombing requirements under the helicopter low-level rating, alongside broader enhancements to low-level and aerial application operations.DeliverablesUndertake a scoping activity to determine deliverable phases and to plan likely…

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Flight crew licensing review

Identify key GA elements of Part 61 for review against original policy intentions.DeliverablesWe will undertake a scoping activity to determine deliverable phases and to plan likely timeframes for a phased approach to the review.

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Continuing airworthiness for general aviation – Part 43

The proposed Part 43 will reduce administrative costs and set the rules for the maintenance of aircraft engaged in private and aerial work operations.We’ve consulted over the last 4 years and have taken your feedback on board. We are currently…

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Air transport and continuing airworthiness – Part 42 and Part 145

This will align the continuing airworthiness and maintenance regulations for all air transport sectors with the new flight operations safety risk framework.DeliverablesRegulation and MOS drafting to commence late 2025.Industry consultation will occur…

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Enhance maintenance licence pathways

Continue to remove regulatory burden to assist in the attraction and retention of aircraft maintenance engineers.DeliverablesPolicy development and consultation 2024, implementation progressively during 2025 with development and publication of the…

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