Civil Aviation Order 48.1 Instrument 2013
4BDelayed and transitional taking-of-effect for grandfathered Part 141 operators
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4B Delayed and transitional taking-of-effect for grandfathered Part 141 operators
4B.1A In this subsection:
the transition date means 26 March 2020.
4B.1 This subsection applies to each of the following (a grandfathered Part 141 operator):
(a) a Part 141 operator who between the beginning of 30 April 2013 and the end of 31 August 2014 continuously held an AOC;
(b) a Part 141 operator who, before 30 April 2013, applied for an AOC which was:
(i) issued after 30 April 2013; and
(ii) continuously held between the date it was issued and the end of 31 August 2014.
4B.2 Subject to paragraph 4B.3, this Order applies to a grandfathered Part 141 operator on and from the transition date.
4B.3 At any time on or after 1 September 2014, but before the transition date, a grandfathered Part 141 operator may tell CASA in writing that the operator intends to comply with the requirements of this Order from a specified date that is before the transition date, for all of the operator’s operations or for specified operations only.
Note The holder may notify different dates for specified operations.
4B.4 Where paragraph 4B.3 applies, the requirements of this Order take effect, from the specified date, for:
(a) the grandfathered Part 141 operator; and
(b) each of the operator’s flight crew members.
4B.5 If paragraph 4B.4 applies then, despite subsection 3, from the date specified by the grandfathered Part 141 operator under paragraph 4B.3:
(a) the Orders mentioned in a paragraph of subsection 3; and
(b) any exemption issued to the grandfathered Part 141 operator under paragraph 4.1 of CAO 48.1 and in force;
are each taken to no longer apply to:
(c) the operator; or
(d) any flight crew member of the operator.