CASA regulations

CASA regulations govern the safety and operational standards for commercial aircraft in Australia. They are established by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) to ensure aircraft operate safely, protect passengers and crews, and maintain industry integrity. These rules cover areas like aircraft certification, pilot licensing, maintenance requirements, flight operations, and airspace management. Compliance with CASA regulations is mandatory for all Australian commercial aviation activities, promoting a high level of safety, regulatory consistency, and accountability within the aviation industry.