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AD/AUS/20 - Front Seat Restraint Installation

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Seatbelt Safety Upgrade for Auster/Beagle Aircraft

This rule requires owners and operators of Auster/Beagle A.61 Series aeroplanes (all models) to install proper safety harnesses (seatbelts) in the front seats.

Who must comply: Anyone responsible for these specific aircraft types.

What must be done: Modify the front seat restraint systems to fit a safety harness. The installation must follow a plan (called a "scheme") approved by the Secretary (the senior government official responsible for aviation safety).

Deadline: The work had to be completed before 1 June 1973.

This directive was issued to improve flight safety by ensuring front seat occupants have proper restraint systems.

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA (Civil Aviation Regulations 1998), PART 39 - 105 CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY

SCHEDULE OF AIRWORTHINESS DIRECTIVES

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AD/AUS/20 Front Seat Restraint Installation 5/72

Applicability: All models.

Requirement: Modify each front seat restraint installation by fitting a safety harness in accordance with a scheme approved by the Secretary.

Compliance: Before 1 June 1973.

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