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Significant and inexplicable differences exist between fixed-wing and rotary aerial application operations. andrew belczacki
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10 years of practical Part 137 regulations
In 2007, AAAA and CASA joined together on a joint roadshow to educate the aerial application industry on the introduction of the new Civil Aviation Safety Regulation Part 137 – Aerial Application. 10 years later and Part 137 is still the hallmark of safe, practical regulation.
The development of Part 137 was characterised by cooperation and mutual respect. CASA provided senior management oversight so that even the ongoing parade of CASA project officers (some 8 individuals during the development of the Part) did not completely derail progress.
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