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going strong The average age of Australian registered light aircraft under a 5700kg MTOW is 35 years. (Paul Sadler)
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CASA’s Ageing Aircraft Management Plan progresses
With Australia’s fleet of ageing aircraft large and growing, CASA, in conjunction with a number of industry groups, has embarked on a three stage plan designed to address the issue, promote air safety and educate flyers on the difference between maintenance and airworthiness.
The need for a greater awareness of ageing aircraft issues is illustrated by a 2007 Australian Transport Safety Bureau report, which cited an average age of 35 years for single and multi-engined fixed wing aircraft under 5700kg.
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