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CASA 76/05 - Approval under subregulation 207(2)

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This CASA safety approval allows the “Oxymizer” nasal cannula for flight-crew oxygen use on aircraft VH‑CBK during private flights, aerial work, or charter, replacing the prior approval. It’s a narrow, single‑aircraft authorization ensuring adequate crew oxygen at altitude while retaining required backup full‑face masks that meet regulatory standards.

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CASA 76/05 - Approval under subregulation 207(2)

View image in the official sourceInstrument Number: CASA 76/05

I, JAMES COYNE, Section Head, Systems, Airworthiness Standards Branch, a delegate of CASA, make this instrument under subregulation 207 (2) of the Civil Aviation Regulations 1988.

[Signed J. Coyne]

James Coyne

Section Head, Systems

Airworthiness Standards Branch

4 March 2005

Approval under subregulation 207 (2)

1 Duration

This instrument:

(a) commences on the day after it is registered on the Federal Register of Legislative Instruments; and

(b) ceases to have effect at the end of February 2008.

2 Revocation

Instrument number CASA 551/04 is revoked.

3 Approval

I approve the nasal cannula type individual oxygen dispensing units manufactured under the name “Oxymizer” for fitting in the aircraft bearing the nationality and registration marks VH-CBK for use by flight crew members in the course of private, aerial work or charter operations.

4 Conditions

(1) Each unit must have a flow rate of at least 03 litre per minute at 10 000 feet altitude, increasing by 0.1 litre per minute for every 2 000 feet up to 18 000 feet altitude.

(2) Other individual oxygen dispensing units for use in the aircraft, that are designed to cover the nose and mouth, must:

(a) be provided in accordance with paragraph 5.1.2 of section 108.26 of the Civil Aviation Orders; and

(b) comply with paragraph 6.1 of that section.

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1 CASA 76/05 - Approval under subregulation 207(2)

Instrument Number: CASA 76/05