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CASA 134/95 - Permission under subregulation 177(3)

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CASA’s delegate used the power in subregulation 177(3) to allow four specifically listed VH‑registered aircraft to fly IFR without the outside-air-temperature indicator otherwise required by subregulation 177(1A) and Appendix IV to section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders. The permission is conditional: each aircraft may only be used for private operations.

Mechanically, owners/operators of the named aircraft avoid the immediate equipment requirement; CASA (via its delegate) decides the exemption and must monitor compliance with the private‑operations condition.

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CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY AUSTRALIA

INSTRUMENT NUMBER: CASA 134/95

CIVIL AVIATION ACT 1988

CIVIL AVIATION REGULATIONS

PERMISSION UNDER SUBREGULATION 177 (3)

I, PAUL LYNTON EYRE, Senior Airworthiness Inspector, a delegate of CASA, under subregulation 177 (3) of the Civil Aviation Regulations give permission for each aircraft listed in the Schedule to be flown under the I.F.R. without being equipped with an outside air temperature indicator as required by CASA under subregulation 177 (1A) and specified in subparagraph 1 (f) of Appendix IV to section 20.18 of the Civil Aviation Orders.

The permission for each aircraft is subject to the condition that the aircraft is only used to carry out private operations.

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Aircraft List

The aircraft bearing the nationality mark VH and the registration mark LLD. The aircraft bearing the nationality mark VH and the registration mark AKY. The aircraft bearing the nationality mark VH and the registration mark AGI. The aircraft bearing the nationality mark VH and the registration mark ONP.

[Signed Paul L. Eyre]

PAUL EYRE

Senior Airworthiness Inspector

2nd January 1996

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