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CASA 122/07 — Approval under subregulation 207(2)

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This instrument granted a temporary approval (1 Apr 2007–31 Mar 2009) allowing Australian aircraft used only for cargo charter, with MTOW under 5,700 kg, to operate without the autopilot normally required by paragraph 4.1A of CAO 20.18. Operators remained bound by all other CAO 20.18 safety requirements. It mattered because it provided a narrow, time‑limited accommodation for light freight operations while retaining overall regulatory safety controls.

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Instrument number CASA 122/07

I, GreGORY JEROME VAUGHAN, Group General Manager, General Aviation Operations, a delegate of CASA, make this instrument under subregulation 207 (2) of the Civil Aviation Regulations 1988.

[Signed G.J. Vaughan]

Greg Vaughan Group General Manager General Aviation Operations

30 March 2007

Approval — charter operations without autopilot

1 Duration

This instrument:

(a) commences on 1 April 2007; and

(b) ceases to have effect at the end of 31 March 2009.

2 Application

This instrument applies to an aeroplane that:

(a) is an Australian aircraft; and

(b) is used only in cargo charter operations; and

3 Approval

A person may use the aeroplane without an autopilot that meets the requirements of paragraph 4.1A of Civil Aviation Order 20.18.

Note The aeroplane must comply with all other requirements of Civil Aviation Order 20.18.

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