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Exemption Number 6/1992 - Exemption

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This exemption allows certain young children to be carried on an adult's lap or in their arms during private or commercial flights instead of complying with subregulation 251(1). It covers children under 3, and children aged 3 or older who weigh 15 kg or less (Schedule 1), provided they are held by an adult while in the aircraft (Schedule 2). The Civil Aviation Authority delegate authorised the exemption; caregivers must hold the child and operators must permit carriage under these conditions.

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EXEMPTION NUMBER 6/1992

CIVIL AVIATION REGULATIONS

EXEMPTION

I, RONALD STANLEY COOPER, General Manager, Safety Regulation and Standards Division, Civil Aviation Authority, a delegate of the Authority, pursuant to regulation 308 of the Civil Aviation Regulations, exempt the persons specified in Schedule 1 from compliance with subregulation 251(1) of those Regulations while they are in aircraft engaged in private or commercial operations subject to the conditions specified in Schedule 2.

SCHEDULE 1

Persons Exempted

Children under the age of 3 years.

Children who are 3 years, or more than 3 years, of age and who weigh 15 kilograms or less.

SCHEDULE 2

Conditions

The persons exempted must be carried in the arms, or on the lap, of an adult person.

[Signed Ron Cooper]

RONALD STANLEY COOPER

General Manager

Safety Regulation and Standards, and

Delegate of the Authority

17 November 1992

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