Civil Aviation (Offences) Regulations 2006

Reprint
as at 5 April 2012

Coat of Arms of New Zealand

Civil Aviation (Offences) Regulations 2006

(SR 2006/168)

Dame Sian Elias, Administrator of the Government

Order in Council

At Wellington this 26th day of June 2006

Present:
Her Excellency the Administrator of the Government in Council


Note

Changes authorised by section 17C of the Acts and Regulations Publication Act 1989 have been made in this reprint.

A general outline of these changes is set out in the notes at the end of this reprint, together with other explanatory material about this reprint.

These regulations are administered by the Ministry of Transport.


Pursuant to section 100 of the Civil Aviation Act 1990, Her Excellency the Administrator of the Government, acting on the advice and with the consent of the Executive Council, makes the following regulations.

Regulations

1 Title
  • These regulations are the Civil Aviation (Offences) Regulations 2006.

2 Commencement
  • These regulations come into force on 1 August 2006.

3 Interpretation
  • (1) In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires,—

    Civil Aviation Rules or rules means the ordinary rules made under Part 3 of the Act

    provision means a provision of the Civil Aviation Rules.

    (2) Every reference in these regulations to any provision includes every provision for the time being in force amending or made in substitution for that provision.

    (3) The brief descriptions given in the second column of Schedule 1 are intended to be only an indication of the content of the provisions they describe, and are not intended to be used in the interpretation of the provisions.

    (4) Abbreviations used in the second column of Schedule 1 have the meanings given to those abbreviations in the rules.

4 Summary offences and penalties
  • (1) A breach of a provision specified in the first column of Schedule 1 is an offence against the Act.

    (2) A person who commits an offence referred to in subclause (1) is liable on summary conviction,—

    • (a) in the case of an individual, to a fine not exceeding the amount specified in relation to that offence in the third column of Schedule 1:

    • (b) in the case of a body corporate, to a fine not exceeding the amount specified in relation to that offence in the fourth column of Schedule 1.

5 Infringement offences
  • (1) A breach of a provision specified in the first column of Schedule 1 for which an infringement fee is specified in Schedule 1 is an infringement offence against the Act.

    (2) The infringement fee for an offence referred to in subclause (1) is,—

    • (a) in the case of an individual, the infringement fee specified in relation to that offence in the fifth column of Schedule 1:

    • (b) in the case of a body corporate, the infringement fee specified in relation to that offence in the sixth column of Schedule 1.

6 Infringement notices
7 Form of pilot-in-command request and undertaking
  • (1) Every request by a pilot-in-command for an infringement notice to be issued to, or for proceedings to be commenced against, an unruly passenger under section 65D(1)(a)(i) of the Act must be in the form set out in Schedule 4.

    (2) Every undertaking by a pilot-in-command under section 65D(1)(a)(ii) of the Act must be in the form set out in Schedule 4.

8 Revocation
  • The Civil Aviation (Offences) Regulations 1997 (SR 1997/56) are revoked.


Schedule 1
Offence provisions and penalties

rr 4, 5

  Fines and fees ($)
Summary conviction
Infringement fee
ProvisionBrief descriptionIndividualBody corporateIndividualBody corporate
Part 12Accidents, incidents, and statistics    
Rule 12.53Pilot-in-command or operator involved in accident must provide occurrence details within prescribed time.4,00025,0001,000 
Rule 12.57(a)(1)Prescribed certificate holder involved in incident must provide occurrence details within prescribed time. 25,000 12,000
Rule 12.57(a)(2)Person involved in incident must provide occurrence details within prescribed time.4,000 1,000 
Rule 12.57(a)(3)Pilot-in-command involved in airspace or bird incident must provide occurrence details within prescribed time.4,000 1,000 
Rule 12.59Prescribed certificate holder who submits occurrence details to Authority must investigate incident and submit report to Authority within prescribed time. 25,000 12,000
Rule 12.101No person may interfere with aircraft involved in accident.4,00025,000  
Rule 12.103(a)Holder of certificate of registration of aircraft involved in serious incident or accident must preserve records.4,00025,000  
Rule 12.103(b)Holder of other certificates must preserve records.4,00025,000  
Rule 12.105Holder of prescribed certificate must retain specified defective product or component for prescribed time.4,00025,0001,00012,000
Rule 12.151Person operating an aircraft must submit specified operating and statistical data and information as prescribed.6253,7502501,500
Part 19Transition rules    
Rule 19.5(c)No person may fly New Zealand Civil Air Ensign except as provided.6253,7502501,500
Rule 19.7No crew member may be intoxicated or impaired by drugs.5,000   
Rule 19.15(a)No foreign registered aircraft may be operated for hire or reward (other than on air transport operation) except with approval of Director.5,00030,000  
Rule 19.15(b)Holder of approval to operate foreign registered aircraft must comply with conditions or limitations imposed.4,00025,000  
Rule 19.103Holder of agricultural aircraft operator certificate must provide statistical returns to Director.6253,7502501,500
Rule 19.105(a)No person may operate pilotless aircraft except with authorisation and in accordance with conditions.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.205Qualifications required by pilot-in-command carrying out instrument approach under IFR using GPS receiver.5,000 2,000 
Rule 19.207(1)Person operating aircraft under IFR using GPS equipment must ensure equipment approved and form endorsed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.207(2)Person operating aircraft under IFR using GPS equipment must operate equipment in accordance with manual.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.207(3)Person operating aircraft under IFR using GPS equipment within New Zealand flight information region must ensure aircraft equipped with other navigation system(s).5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.207(4)Person operating aircraft under IFR using GPS equipment intending GPS based instrument approach must obtain RAIM prediction.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.207(5)Person operating aircraft under IFR using GPS equipment must ensure en route and terminal navigation conducted in prescribed way.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.207(6)Person operating aircraft under IFR using GPS equipment must ensure all GPS instrument approaches accomplished with approved procedures.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.207(7)Person operating aircraft under IFR using GPS equipment must take prescribed actions if RAIM warning displayed or GPS equipment has operated in DR mode for more than stipulated time.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.207(8)Person operating aircraft under IFR using GPS equipment may not commence instrument approach while RAIM warning displayed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.207(9)Person operating aircraft under IFR using GPS equipment and using alternate aerodrome must ensure radio navigation aid can be used.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.209(a)Person may not operate aircraft under IFR using sole means GPS within New Zealand Flight Information Region.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.209(b)(1)Person operating New Zealand registered aircraft under IFR using sole means GPS in Auckland Oceanic Flight Information Region must ensure equipment approved and form endorsed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.209(b)(2)Person operating New Zealand registered aircraft under IFR using sole means GPS in Auckland Oceanic Flight Information Region must operate equipment in accordance with manual.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.209(b)(3)Person operating New Zealand registered aircraft under IFR using sole means GPS in Auckland Oceanic Flight Information Region must use and cross check current data.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.209(b)(4)Person operating New Zealand registered aircraft under IFR using sole means GPS in Auckland Oceanic Flight Information Region must advise ATC if RAIM warning displayed or GPS equipment has operated in DR mode for more than stipulated time.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.211(a)No person may operate aircraft using GPS receiver that does not comply with prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.213(a)Circumstances in which pilot-in-command may not use GPS-derived distance information.2,500 1,000 
Rule 19.213(b)Pilot-in-command must provide GPS-derived distance information in prescribed manner.2,500 1,000 
Rule 19.213(c)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command using GPS-derived distance information in certain circumstances.2,500 1,000 
Rule 19.219(a)Pilot-in-command may only operate aircraft under IFR using GPS equipment as primary or sole means navigation system if flight plan appropriately endorsed.1,250 500 
Rule 19.219(b)No person may make specified entry in flight plan form unless specified requirements met.1,250 500 
Rule 19.303No person except holder of certificate of approval for supply may issue release note for specified aeronautical products.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 19.311(c)Holder of expired or revoked supply organisation certificate must surrender certificate.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 19.311(d)Holder of suspended supply organisation certificate must produce certificate for endorsement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 19.327(1)Supply organisation must hold current and complete copy of exposition at each location specified.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 19.327(2)Supply organisation must comply with exposition.5,00030,000  
Rule 19.327(3)Supply organisation must make exposition available to personnel.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 19.327(4)Supply organisation must continue to meet prescribed standards and requirements.5,00030,000  
Rule 19.327(5)Supply organisation must ensure quality of aeronautical products.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.329(a)Supply organisation must ensure exposition remains current.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 19.329(b)Supply organisation must ensure amendments to exposition meet requirements and comply with procedures where—    
 (a) offence is failing to meet requirements of Part 19:2,50015,0001,0006,000
 (b) offence is failing to ensure amendment complies with required procedures.6253,7502501,500
Rule 19.329(c)Supply organisation must provide Director with copy of amendments to exposition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 19.329(d)Supply organisation must notify Director and obtain acceptance of certain changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.329(f)Supply organisation must comply with conditions prescribed on changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.329(g)Supply organisation must forward certificate for amendment when required.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 19.329(h)Supply organisation must amend exposition as Director considers necessary in interests of safety.5,00030,000  
Rule 19.331(a)Supply organisation ceasing operations must notify Director.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.353Restrictions on persons and aircraft subject to security control relating to firearms, weapons, ammunition, explosives, and other dangerous things.5,00030,000  
Rule 19.355Prohibition relating to barriers controlling access to security areas or operational areas.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 19.357(b)No person may be in security area without identity card or document.5,000 2,000 
Rule 19.357(d)Person must remain in security area only for duties.5,000 2,000 
Rule 19.357(e)Person entering or in security area must produce identity card or document for inspection if required.1,000 500 
Rule 19.357(f)Holder of identity card must return it if holder ceases to be entitled to hold card.1,000 500 
Rule 19.359(a)Government agency requiring person subject to judicial or administrative procedures to travel on aircraft must inform operator. 2,500 1,000
Rule 19.359(b)Responsibilities of operator where person subject to judicial or administrative procedures allowed to travel.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 19.359(c)Government agency must comply with conditions of travel by person subject to judicial or administrative procedures. 2,500 1,000
Rule 19.405No person may act as test pilot unless approved by Director and licensed.2,500 1,000 
Part 21Certification of products and parts    
Rule 21.8Responsibilities of type certificate holder on design changes.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 21.25(b)Holder of revoked type certificate must surrender certificate.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 21.25(c)Holder of suspended type certificate must produce certificate for endorsement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 21.27(a)Restrictions on transfer of type certificate.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 21.27(b)Obligations on type certificate holder before transfer.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 21.121(a)Restrictions on transfer of supplemental type certificate.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 21.121(b)Obligations on supplemental type certificate holder before transfer.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 21.123Responsibilities of supplemental type certificate holder.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 21.125Responsibilities of supplemental type certificate holder intending to make change.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 21.179(d)Holder of expired airworthiness certificate must surrender certificate.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 21.181Holder of certificate of registration for aircraft must transfer airworthiness certificate with aircraft.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 21.335(b)Holder of invalid export airworthiness certificate must surrender certificate.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 21.339(a)Restrictions on use of authorised release certificate for export.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 21.341Responsibilities of exporter granted export airworthiness certificate.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 21.605No person may identify article with NZTSO marking except in prescribed circumstances.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 21.617(b)Holder of revoked NZTSO authorisation must surrender certificate.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 21.617(c)Holder of suspended NZTSO authorisation must produce certificate for endorsement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 21.621Responsibilities of manufacturer who holds NZTSO authorisation.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 21.623(a)No person may make design changes to NZTSO article except in prescribed circumstances.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 21.623(b)Conditions under which holder of NZTSO authorisation may make design changes.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 21.623(c)Responsibilities of holder of NZTSO authorisation intending to make design change.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 21.625Responsibilities of holder of NZTSO authorisation to make and keep records.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 21.715(b)Holder of revoked NZPMA authorisation must surrender certificate.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 21.715(c)Holder of suspended NZPMA authorisation must produce certificate for endorsement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 21.719Responsibilities of holder of NZPMA authorisation.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 21.721Responsibilities of holder of NZPMA authorisation to make and keep records.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 21.803Manufacturer of aircraft, aircraft engine, manned free balloon, or propeller must identify it in prescribed manner.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 21.807(a)Restrictions on removal, alteration, and replacement of prescribed identification from product or part.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 21.809(a)Restrictions on removal or reinstallation of data plate.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 21.811Manufacturer of critical part must mark it as prescribed.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 21.813Manufacturer of replacement and modification materials, parts, and appliances must mark them as prescribed.1,2507,5005003,000
Part 39Airworthiness directives    
Rule 39.51(a)Operator of aircraft must not operate aircraft unless the operator complies with prescribed airworthiness directives or approved alternative means of compliance.5,00030,000  
Rule 39.51(b)Person must notify Director regarding emergency airworthiness directive if not holding certificate of registration.2,50015,000  
Part 43General maintenance rules    
Rule 43.5Prohibition on fraudulent or false entries in records and reports and reproduction or alteration of records or reports for fraudulent purpose.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 43.51(a)Person must not perform maintenance on aircraft or component without appropriate licence and rating, certificate, supervision, or authorisation.5,000 2,000 
Rule 43.51(e)Person must not perform maintenance on prescribed special category aircraft unless trained and authorised by named principal provider of prescribed maintenance service.5,000 2,000 
Rule 43.53(1)Person performing maintenance on aircraft or component must be familiar with actions required for continued airworthiness of aircraft or component.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 43.53(2)Person performing maintenance on aircraft or component must use adequate housing and facilities for prescribed purposes.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 43.53(3)Person performing maintenance on aircraft or component must use prescribed or acceptable methods, techniques, and practices.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 43.53(4)Person performing maintenance on aircraft or component must use specified materials, parts, and appliances.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 43.53(5)Person performing maintenance on aircraft or component must use necessary tools and apparatus.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 43.53(6)Person performing maintenance on aircraft or component must use recommended or equivalent test equipment.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 43.53(7)Person performing maintenance on aircraft or component must use recommended special test equipment or equivalent test equipment acceptable to the Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 43.53(8)Person performing maintenance on aircraft or component must ensure every applicable airworthiness requirement is met.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 43.53(9)Person performing maintenance on aircraft or component must ensure condition of aircraft or component satisfactory for release-to-service.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 43.53(10)Person performing maintenance on aircraft or component must ensure aircraft or component complies with applicable certification requirements for aircraft noise and engine emission.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 43.53(11)Person must not perform maintenance on aircraft or component unless relieved from performing maintenance for specified periods.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 43.54(a)Person must not perform maintenance on, or release-to-service, specified aircraft or components except under authority of maintenance organisation certificate.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 43.54(b)Person must not perform specified types of maintenance except under authority of maintenance organisation certificate.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 43.55Responsibilities for recording of overhaul.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 43.59Responsibilities of person inspecting radio station.1,250 500 
Rule 43.61Responsibilities of person inspecting altimeter system.1,250 500 
Rule 43.63Responsibilities of person inspecting SSR transponder.1,250 500 
Rule 43.65Responsibilities of person inspecting emergency locator transmitter.1,250 500 
Rule 43.67Requirements of person conducting non-destructive test.1,250 500 
Rule 43.69Recording requirements of person performing maintenance.1,250 500 
Rule 43.101(a)Person must not certify aircraft or component for release-to-service after maintenance without prescribed qualification.5,000 2,000 
Rule 43.101(c)Person must not certify aircraft or component for release-to-service after maintenance unless relieved from performing prescribed activities for specified periods.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 43.103Person must not certify aircraft or component for release-to-service after maintenance unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 2,000 
Rule 43.105(a)Person certifying aircraft or component for release to service must make specified entries in logbook or other record.1,250 500 
Rule 43.105(b)Person certifying release to service of component not installed in or allocated to aircraft must use CAA form.625 250 
Rule 43.107Responsibilities of person certifying aircraft or component for release to service that includes equipment permitted to be inoperative.1,250 500 
Rule 43.109Responsibilities of person who does not certify aircraft or component for release-to-service because of uncleared defect.1,250 500 
Rule 43.113(a)Person must not certify aircraft or component for release-to-service unless requirements regarding duplicate safety inspection and rule 43.113(c) are met.1,250 500 
Rule 43.113(c)Person who carries out duplicate safety inspection must enter specified information in appropriate maintenance logbook.1,250 500 
Rule 43.115(a)Person must not certify aircraft for release-to-service after prescribed maintenance activities unless engine performance check performed.2,500 1,000 
Rule 43.115(b)Person who certifies aircraft for release-to-service after engine check to record specified information in appropriate maintenance logbook or worksheet.1,250 500 
Rule 43.151(a)Person must not perform review of airworthiness for aircraft unless person holds prescribed inspection authorisation.1,250 500 
Rule 43.153(a)Person performing prescribed review of airworthiness must, within 30 days before certifying completed review, carry out prescribed activities.2,500 1,000 
Rule 43.153(c)Person performing review of airworthiness must record defects in technical log and maintenance logbook.1,250 500 
Rule 43.155Person who performs review of airworthiness must carry out prescribed tasks on completion of review.5,000 2,000 
Rule 43.157Requirements on person performing annual review of airworthiness and finding discrepancies.2,500 1,000 
Rule 43.203Qualifications required by person certifying aircraft or component after major modification or repair.1,250 500 
Rule 43.205Person certifying conformity of aircraft or aircraft component after major modification or repair must ensure modification or repair conforms to applicable technical data.1,250 500 
Rule 43.207Person certifying conformity after major modification or repair must complete CAA form and provide holder of certificate of registration and Director with copy.1,250 500 
Rule 43.303Person performing maintenance in accordance with maintenance programme on prescribed aircraft or component must perform prescribed tasks.2,500 1,000 
Rule 43.307Person performing maintenance on prescribed aircraft must, on completion of maintenance, record prescribed information.1,250 500 
Part 47Aircraft registration and marking    
Rule 47.51Circumstances when person must register aircraft and hold valid certificate of registration from prescribed authority.5,00030,000  
Rule 47.57(b)Holder of certificate of registration must submit information to, or notify, Director regarding change of possession.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 47.61(a)Holder of certificate of registration must notify Director of any change that affects currency of information contained in certificate or operator statement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 47.65(b)Holder of suspended certificate of registration must produce certificate for endorsement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 47.65(c)Holder of revoked certificate of registration must surrender certificate.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 47.67(a)Holder of certificate of registration must notify Director if aware aircraft destroyed, lost, stolen, or permanently withdrawn from use, or application made for registration in another country.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 47.101(a)Holder of certificate of registration must ensure aircraft displays markings and identification plate in required manner.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 47.101(f)Holder of certificate of registration must ensure aircraft displays approved identifiable paint scheme and markings.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 47.104(f)Holder of certificate of registration must provide Director with three-view set of photographs of aircraft displaying identifiable paint scheme and markings.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 47.106(b)Responsibilities of certificate of registration holder intending to discontinue display of identifiable paint scheme and markings.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 47.121Person may not place a mark or symbol on aircraft that modifies or obscures aircraft markings.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Part 61Pilot licences and ratings    
Rule 61.5(a)Pilot of New Zealand registered aircraft operating in New Zealand must hold prescribed pilot licence.10,000 2,000 
Rule 61.5(b)Pilot of New Zealand registered aircraft operating outside New Zealand must hold prescribed pilot licence.10,000 2,000 
Rule 61.5(c)Pilot of foreign registered aircraft operating in New Zealand must hold prescribed pilot licence.10,000 2,000 
Rule 61.5(d)Pilot of New Zealand registered aircraft, or foreign registered aircraft operating in New Zealand, must hold prescribed current type rating for the aircraft.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.5(j)Pilot of New Zealand registered aircraft, or foreign registered aircraft in New Zealand, operating under IFR, must hold prescribed current instrument rating.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.5(k)Person exercising privileges of flight instructor must hold appropriate current flight instructor rating.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.5(1)Person exercising privileges of flight examiner must hold appropriate current flight examiner rating.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.19(a)Person may not perform a prescribed act of unauthorised conduct in relation to a written examination.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.25(b)Dual flight instruction or flight testing must be carried out in aircraft equipped with prescribed controls, instruments, safety harness, and equipment.5,00030,0001,0006,000
Rule 61.25(c)Responsibilities of pilot when accumulating instrument flight experience in VMC toward required instrument flight time.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.25(d)Responsibilities of pilot when accumulating instrument flight experience in IMC toward required instrument flight time.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.27Responsibility of flight examiner to be pilot-in-command in prescribed circumstances.2,500 1,000 
Rule 61.29Responsibility of pilot to maintain accurate logbook with the prescribed information and in the prescribed manner.2,500 500 
Rule 61.35(a)Person may not exercise privileges of pilot licence unless person holds prescribed medical certificate and complies with conditions, restrictions, and endorsements on medical certificate.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.35(b)Person may not exercise privileges of validation permit unless person holds prescribed medical certificate and complies with conditions, restrictions, and limitations on medical certificate.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.37(a)Recent flight experience requirements for airline transport pilot.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.37(b)Recent flight experience requirements for senior commercial pilot, commercial pilot, private pilot—day flight.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.37(c)Recent flight experience requirements for senior commercial pilot, commercial pilot, private pilot—night flight.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.37(h)Flight instructor must meet recent flight experience requirements before giving flight instructions.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.37(i)Prescribed requirements for pilot who has not met biennial flight review requirements for 5 years or more.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.39(a)Pilot may not exercise privileges of licence without biennial flight review.10,000 2,000 
Rule 61.43(c)Holder of licence or rating must take prescribed examination or test when required by Director.2,500 500 
Rule 61.103(a)Person who does not hold a current pilot licence may not manipulate the controls of an aircraft unless prescribed requirements are met.10,000 2,000 
Rule 61.105Person who does not hold current pilot licence may not fly aircraft solo unless prescribed requirements are met.10,000 2,000 
Rule 61.105(b)Responsibilities of flight instructor who authorises a pilot for solo flight.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.107Person who does not hold a current pilot licence may not act as pilot-in-command of an aircraft in prescribed circumstances.10,000 2,000 
Rule 61.155(b)Holder of private pilot licence may not act as pilot-in-command or co-pilot in prescribed circumstances.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.157Responsibilities of private pilot licence holder: complying with prescribed currency requirements.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.205(b)Holder of commercial or senior commercial pilot licence may not act as pilot-in-command or co-pilot of aircraft at night unless prescribed requirements have been met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.207Responsibilities of commercial and senior commercial pilot licence holder: complying with prescribed currency requirements.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.257Responsibilities of airline transport pilot licence holder: complying with prescribed currency requirements.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.305(c)Holder of Category E flight instructor rating may not instruct in top-dressing or spraying unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.305(f)Holder of Category D flight instructor rating may not give instrument flight instruction unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.305(g)Holder of Category D flight instructor rating may not instruct at night, in multi-engined aircraft, or in instrument flight unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.305(j)Holder of Category C flight instructor rating may not exercise Category C flight instructor privileges for first 6 months or 100 hours of instructional flying unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.305(k)Holder of Category C flight instructor rating may not give instrument flight instruction under prescribed conditions unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.305(l)Holder of Category C flight instructor rating may not instruct at night, in multi-engined aircraft, or in aeroplane spinning or aerobatics unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.305(p)Holder of Category B flight instructor rating may not instruct at night, in multi-engined aircraft, or in aeroplane spinning or aerobatics unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.305(s)Holder of Category A flight instructor rating may not give instrument flight instruction under prescribed conditions unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.305(t)Holder of Category A flight instructor rating may not instruct in multi-engined aircraft unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.307(a)Holder of Category E flight instructor rating may not give agricultural flight instruction unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.307(b)Holder of Category D flight instructor rating may not give instrument flight instruction unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.307(c)Holder of Category D, C, B or A flight instructor rating may not give IFR cross-country navigation instruction unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.307(d)Holder of Category C or B flight instructor rating may not give flight instruction unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.307(e)Holder of Category A flight instructor rating may not give flight instruction unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.357(b)Holder of a recreational pilot licence may not act as pilot-in-command or co-pilot in prescribed circumstances.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.359Holder of recreational pilot licence must not exercise privileges of licence if licence holder is aware of or suspects change in medical condition.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.361Responsibility of recreational pilot licence holder: complying with prescribed currency requirements.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.557(a)Holder of aerobatic flight rating may not exercise privileges of that rating unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.607(a)Holder of glider tow rating may not exercise privileges of that rating unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.657(a)Holder of parachute drop rating may not exercise privileges of that rating unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.705(b)Holder of Grade 2 agricultural rating may not act as pilot-in-command of aircraft on agricultural aircraft operations that create hazard to third parties.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.707(a)Holder of agricultural rating may not exercise privileges of that rating unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.707(c)Holder of Grade 1 agricultural rating may not act as pilot-in-command of aircraft on agricultural aircraft operations that create hazard to third parties unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.757(a)Holder of pilot chemical rating may not exercise privileges of that rating unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.807(a)Holder of instrument rating may not exercise privileges of that rating unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Rule 61.907(a)Holder of flight examiner rating may not exercise privileges of that rating unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 1,000 
Part 63Flight engineer licences and ratings    
Rule 63.3(a), (b), and (c)Person acting as flight engineer must hold prescribed licence.5,000   
Rule 63.3(d)Person acting as flight engineer must hold prescribed aircraft type rating.2,500 1,000 
Rule 63.3(e)Flight engineer instructor must hold flight engineer instructor rating.5,000   
Rule 63.3(f)Flight engineer examiner must hold flight engineer examiner rating.5,000   
Rule 63.17(a)Person may not perform proscribed act in relation to examination.5,000 1,000 
Rule 63.19(a)Responsibilities of cadet flight engineer and flight engineer to record flight time in approved logbook.625 250 
Rule 63.19(b)Responsibilities of cadet flight engineer and flight engineer to record flight time within required period.625 250 
Rule 63.19(c)Responsibilities of cadet flight engineer and flight engineer to keep logbook for 12 months after last entry.1,250 500 
Rule 63.19(d)Responsibilities of cadet flight engineer and flight engineer: submission of logbook to Director.625 250 
Rule 63.19(e)Certain flight time may not be credited by flight engineer.2,500 1,000 
Rule 63.21(a)Holder of cadet flight engineer licence or flight engineer licence may only credit flight time when aircraft type requires flight engineer.1,250 500 
Rule 63.23Responsibilities of cadet flight engineer and flight engineer to comply with prescribed medical requirements.4,000   
Rule 63.25(a)Flight engineer not to exercise privileges of licence without biennial flight review.4,000   
Rule 63.27(a)Holder of licence or rating must take prescribed proficiency examination when required by Director.1,250 500 
Rule 63.27(c)Person who takes prescribed proficiency examination and fails to comply with requirements for licence or rating may not exercise privileges.5,000 2,000 
Rule 63.157(a)Recent experience requirements (preceding 90 days) for flight engineer.2,500 1,000 
Rule 63.157(b)Recent experience requirements (preceding 5 years) for flight engineer.2,500 1,000 
Rule 63.305(b)Preconditions and qualifications required to exercise privileges of flight engineer instructor rating.2,500 1,000 
Rule 63.355(b)Preconditions and qualifications required to exercise privileges of flight engineer examiner rating.2,500 1,000 
Part 65Air traffic service personnel licences and ratings    
Rule 65.5(a)Responsibilities of person providing air traffic service to comply with air traffic certificate and current licences and ratings requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 65.5(b)Person exercising privileges of air traffic service instructor must hold current air traffic service instructor rating.2,500 1,000 
Rule 65.5(c)Person exercising privileges of air traffic service examiner must hold current air traffic service examiner rating.2,500 1,000 
Rule 65.19(a)Person must not perform proscribed act in relation to examination.5,000 1,000 
Rule 65.21Responsibilities of air traffic service licence holder: general requirements for air traffic service logbooks.1,250 500 
Rule 65.23(b)Certain time may not be credited by person exercising privileges of prescribed licence or rating.1,250 500 
Rule 65.25(a)Responsibilities of holder of air traffic trainee licence or air traffic controller licence to comply with prescribed medical requirements.2,500 1,000 
Rule 65.27(a)Holder of licence or rating must take prescribed proficiency examination when required by Director.1,250 500 
Rule 65.27(b)Person who takes prescribed proficiency examination and fails to comply with requirements for licence or rating may not exercise privileges.5,000 2,000 
Rule 65.107Recent experience requirements (preceding 5 years) for holder of air traffic controller licence.2,500 1,000 
Rule 65.205(b)Holder of a flight service operator licence must be familiar with prescribed information and procedures used at aeronautical station for which licence is validated.1,250 500 
Rule 65.307(b)Holder of air traffic controller rating must be familiar with all current information relating to that rating.1,250 500 
Rule 65.309(b)Holder of air traffic controller rating or validation must meet prescribed requirements if privileges of rating or validation not exercised in preceding 6 months.1,250 500 
Rule 65.357(b)Holder of flight service operator rating must be familiar with all current information relating to that rating.1,250 500 
Rule 65.405(b)Holder of air traffic service instructor rating must meet prescribed requirements to exercise privileges of rating.1,250 500 
Rule 65.455(b)Holder of air traffic service examiner rating must meet prescribed requirements to exercise privileges of rating.1,250 500 
Part 66Aircraft maintenance personnel licensing    
Rule 66.11(d)Holder of suspended or revoked aircraft maintenance engineer licence, certificate of approval, or certificate of inspection authorisation must forward document to Director.1,250 500 
Rule 66.15(a)Person may not perform proscribed act in relation to examination.5,000 1,000 
Rule 66.19Responsibilities of holder of licence or certificate issued under this Part: medical requirements and limitations.1,250 500 
Rule 66.55(b)Holder of aircraft maintenance engineer licence may not exercise privileges of licence unless familiar with aircraft and components, and holds prescribed ratings or approved additional privileges.2,500 1,000 
Rule 66.55(c)Holder of aircraft maintenance engineer licence may not exercise additional privileges unless training received on use of special test equipment.1,250 500 
Rule 66.57Responsibilities of aircraft maintenance engineer licence holder: recent experience requirements and limitations.1,250 500 
Rule 66.205(b)Responsibilities of certificate of inspection authorisation holder: limitations on exercise of prescribed privileges.2,500 1,000 
Rule 66.207Responsibilities of certificate of inspection authorisation holder: recent experience requirements.1,250 500 
Part 77Objects and activities affecting navigable airspace    
Rule 77.5Person proposing to construct or alter structure must notify Director if structure exceeds prescribed height requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 77.7(a)Person must notify Director if they propose to use structure that will or may discharge efflux at prescribed velocity.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 77.7(b)Person proposing to operate light or laser must notify Director in prescribed circumstances.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 77.9Person or person representing organisation proposing to use weapons that will fire or launch projectile with trajectory higher than 60 m must notify Director.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 77.11Person proposing to stage pyrotechnics display must notify Director if firing or launching projectile that will have trajectory higher than 60 m.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 77.15(a)Person required to give notice under 77.5 and 77.7 must notify Director in writing of commencement date.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 77.15(b)Person required to give notice under 77.5 must notify Director in writing when prescribed heights reached.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 77.15(d)Person who abandons construction or alteration project that is subject to notice must notify Director in writing.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 77.15(e)Person who dismantles or suffers destruction of structure that is subject to notice must notify Director in writing.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 77.23Person required to provide notice to Director must comply with any requirement, condition, or limitation imposed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Part 91General operating and flight rules    
Rule 91.7(a)Person may not operate, and operator or pilot-in-command may not permit operation of, cellphone or other portable electronic device designed to transmit electromagnetic energy.2,50015,0005003,000
Rule 91.7(b)Person may not operate, and operator or pilot-in-command may not permit operation of, portable electronic devices on aircraft flying under IFR.2,50015,0005003,000
Rule 91.9(a)Person may not carry, cause to be carried, or permit firearm to be carried in aircraft except as provided in rules.3,00020,000  
Rule 91.9(b)No person may discharge firearm while on board aircraft except when provided in rules.5,000   
Rule 91.9(h)Operator must inform pilot-in-command about persons carrying firearms.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 91.11Person may not tamper or interfere with aircraft or its components or equipment, or with other equipment.10,00050,000  
Rule 91.15(1)Person must ensure that fuelling or defuelling of aircraft complies with applicable requirements of prescribed regulations.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.15(2)Person must ensure aircraft is not refuelled or defuelled with Class 3.1A flammable liquid in prescribed circumstances.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.15(3)Person must ensure that aircraft is not refuelled or defuelled with Class 3.1C or Class 3.1D flammable liquid in prescribed circumstances.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.101(a)Person must not operate aircraft unless it has current airworthiness certificate and is airworthy, or operation is in accordance with prescribed special flight permit.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.101(b)Person operating aircraft must comply with prescribed operating limitations and markings and placards.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.103No person may operate prescribed aircraft for flight instruction other than in prescribed situations.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.105(a)Person must not operate aircraft with special category airworthiness certificate for carriage of passengers or goods for hire or reward.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.105(c)Person must not operate aircraft with special category airworthiness certificate over congested area of city or town unless authorised by Director in writing.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.105(d)Person operating aircraft with special category airworthiness certificate must inform persons carried of prescribed placard warning.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 91.105(e)Person must not operate aircraft with special category experimental airworthiness certificate for purposes other than those prescribed.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.105(f)Person must not operate aircraft with special category exhibition airworthiness certificate except in accordance with operator statement, or for any of the prescribed purposes.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.105(g)Person must not operate aircraft with special category amateur-built airworthiness certificate for any of the prescribed purposes.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.105(h)Person must not operate aircraft with special category primary airworthiness certificate for any of the prescribed purposes.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.105(i)Person must not operate aircraft with special category LSA airworthiness certificate for an agricultural aircraft operation.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.105(j)Person must not operate aircraft with special category limited airworthiness certificate except in accordance with operator statement, or for any of the prescribed purposes.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.107(a)Person must not operate aircraft unless it is registered and displays identification markings as prescribed.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.109No person may operate aircraft unless in compliance with specified limitations in aircraft flight manual.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.111Person must not operate aircraft unless prescribed documents are carried.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 91.112(a)Responsibilities of aircraft operator: keeping accurate daily flight records.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 91.112(b)Responsibilities of aircraft operator: retention of daily flight records.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 91.113No person may operate aircraft without minimum required flight crew members.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.115(a)Responsibilities of aircraft operator: minimum number of flight attendants for aircraft carrying more than 19 passengers.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.115(c)No person may operate aircraft unless flight attendants familiar with emergency functions and capable of using emergency equipment.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 91.117(a)Responsibilities of aircraft operator for designation of pilot-in-command where aircraft operated with more than one pilot.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.119No person other than flight crew member may taxi aircraft unless authorised by operator and competent to do so.2,500 1,000 
Rule 91.121Responsibilities of person taxiing, taking-off, or landing aircraft for equipment stowage.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.123Responsibilities of person giving flight instruction relating to flight controls.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.125(a)Responsibilities of aircraft operator in simulated instrument flight.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 91.127(a)No person may use any place as aerodrome unless it is suitable for take-off or landing.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.127(b)No person may operate aircraft at aerodrome unless prescribed requirements are complied with.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.127(c)No pilot may operate aircraft in aerodrome traffic circuit unless aircraft can be manoeuvred in prescribed manner.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.127(d)Responsibilities of helicopter operator: use of heliport.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.129(a)Pilot may not operate aircraft within restricted area except in prescribed circumstances.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.129(b)Pilot may not operate aircraft within designated danger area except in prescribed circumstances.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.131Pilot may not operate aircraft in low flying zone except in prescribed circumstances.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.133Pilot may not operate aircraft within military operating area except in prescribed circumstances.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.135(a)Pilot may not operate aircraft within mandatory broadcast zone except in prescribed circumstances.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.135(d)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command operating parachute-drop aircraft intending to drop parachutists within or into mandatory broadcast zone.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.137Pilot may not operate aircraft within volcanic hazard zone except in prescribed circumstances.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.139Pilot may not operate aircraft within general aviation area except in prescribed circumstances.1,250 500 
Rule 91.201Responsibilities of pilot-in-command for safety of aircraft.5,000   
Rule 91.205(a)Responsibilities of crew member for being at crew member station and fastening safety belt during take-off and landing.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.205(b)Responsibilities of crew member for fastening shoulder harness during take-off and landing.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.207(a)Responsibility of pilot-in-command to require passengers to occupy seats and fasten restraints in prescribed circumstances.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.207(c)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command to require passengers to configure seats during take-off and landing.625 250 
Rule 91.209(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: use of oxygen equipment in unpressurised aircraft.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.209(b)(1)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: use of oxygen equipment in pressurised aircraft where cabin pressure altitude above prescribed level.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.209(b)(2)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: use of oxygen equipment in pressurised aircraft between prescribed flight levels.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.209(b)(3)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: use by one pilot of oxygen mask in pressurised aircraft above prescribed flight level.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.209(c)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: use of oxygen equipment in pressurised aircraft following pressurisation failure.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.211(a)Responsibilities of aircraft operator for passenger briefing.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 91.211(b)(2)Responsibilities of aircraft operator for passenger briefing on supplemental oxygen equipment.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 91.211(b)(3)Responsibilities of aircraft operator for passenger briefing on life preservers.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 91.211(b)(4)Responsibilities of aircraft operator for passenger briefing on compliance with lighted instructions.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 91.211(c)Responsibilities of aircraft operator: location and relevance of printed cards.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 91.213Responsibilities of aircraft operator for stowage of carry-on baggage by passengers.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 91.215(a)Responsibilities of operator for storing and securing cargo.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.215(b)Responsibilities of aircraft operator: load and location restrictions.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.217Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: pre-flight action.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.219Responsibilities of pilot: operating limitations for aircraft and emergency equipment.2,500 1,000 
Rule 91.221(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command to ensure equipment and operating information available to pilots.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.221(b)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command to require flight crew members to use cockpit checklist in prescribed aircraft.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.223(a)Responsibilities of pilot: operating aeroplane on or in vicinity of aerodrome.1,250 500 
Rule 91.223(d)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: operating helicopter on or in vicinity of aerodrome.1,250 500 
Rule 91.225(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command for aircraft on or in vicinity of aerodrome with aerodrome control service in operation.1,250 500 
Rule 91.225(b)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command for aircraft on or in vicinity of aerodrome with aerodrome flight information service in operation.1,250 500 
Rule 91.225(c)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command for aircraft not fitted with radio being on or in vicinity of aerodrome.1,250 500 
Rule 91.227Responsibilities of pilot operating near other aircraft.1,250 500 
Rule 91.229(a)Responsibilities of pilot: aircraft right of way.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.229(b)Responsibilities of pilot: aircraft approaching head-on.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.229(c)Responsibilities of pilot: aircraft converging.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.229(d)Responsibilities of pilot: overtaking aircraft.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.229(f)Responsibilities of pilot: landing aircraft.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.229(g)Responsibilities of pilot: aircraft take-off.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.229(h)Responsibilities of pilot: taxiing aircraft.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.229(i)Responsibilities of pilot: aircraft in distress.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.231Responsibilities of pilot: right-of-way rules for aircraft on water.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.233(a)Responsibilities of pilot: lighting requirements of aircraft operating, mooring, or moving at night.1,250 500 
Rule 91.233(b)Responsibilities of any person parking or moving aircraft in manoeuvring area of aerodrome at night: lighting requirements.1,250 500 
Rule 91.235Responsibilities of pilot: dropping objects from aircraft.5,000   
Rule 91.237(a)Responsibilities of pilot: aircraft speed.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.239(a)Responsibilities of pilot to maintain cruising altitude or flight level and to set altimeter in prescribed manner.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.239(b)Responsibilities of pilot to set altimeter in prescribed manner when ascending or descending.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.241Responsibilities of pilot: compliance with ATC clearances and instructions.1,250 500 
Rule 91.243Responsibilities of pilot: compliance with ATC light signals.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.245(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: ATC clearance for prescribed airspace.1,250 500 
Rule 91.245(b)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: aircraft operating in Class A airspace.1,250 500 
Rule 91.245(c)Pilot-in-command of aircraft operating in prescribed airspace must maintain two-way radio communications with ATC.1,250 500 
Rule 91.246(a)Responsibilities of aircraft operator for operations in RNP designated airspace.1,2507,5005003,500
Rule 91.246(b)Responsibilities of aircraft operator: keeping current copy of RNP operations manual.1,2507,5005003,500
Rule 91.246(g)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: operating aircraft in or entering RNP designated airspace.1,250 500 
Rule 91.247(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command for operating aircraft in transponder-mandatory airspace.2,500 1,000 
Rule 91.247(b)Responsibilities of aircraft operator: use of Mode S transponder equipment.2,500 1,000 
Rule 91.247(c)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command to request ATC authorisation to operate aircraft without transponder.2,500 1,000 
Rule 91.249(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: use of aircraft radiotelephony callsigns.2,500 1,000 
Rule 91.251Person must not tamper with operation of prescribed time-in-service recorder.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 91.301(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command operating aircraft under VFR.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.301(b)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: taking off and landing aircraft, or flying in vicinity of aerodrome, under VFR.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.305(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: fuel for aeroplane under VFR.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.305(b)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: fuel for helicopter under VFR.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.307(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command to submit VFR flight plan to ATS unit prior to flight in prescribed circumstances.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.307(d)(1)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command to inform ATS unit of changes to VFR flight plan and SARTIME.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.307(d)(2)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command to terminate flight plan.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.309Responsibilities of pilot-in-command of aircraft under VFR to report position to ATC.625 250 
Rule 91.311(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: minimum heights for VFR flights.5,000 500 
Rule 91.313(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: VFR cruising altitude and flight level in prescribed circumstances.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.313(b)Pilot-in-command operating aircraft under VFR may not maintain level cruising flight in prescribed circumstances.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.315Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: take-off under VFR in snow and ice conditions.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.401Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: minimum flight crew under IFR.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.403Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: minimum fuel for IFR flight.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.405(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: alternative aerodrome requirements under IFR.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.407(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command to submit IFR flight plan to ATS.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.409(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command to adhere to IFR flight plan.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.409(b)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command of aircraft operating under IFR not to deviate from route.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.411Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: inadvertent departure from flight plan of aircraft operating under IFR.1,250 500 
Rule 91.413(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command of aircraft operating under IFR: instrument approaches to aerodromes.5,000   
Rule 91.413(b)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command of aircraft operating under IFR: authorised DA, DH, or MDA.5,000   
Rule 91.413(c)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command of aircraft operating under IFR: limitations on aircraft operating below DA, DH, or MDA.5,000   
Rule 91.413(d)Pilot-in-command of aircraft operating under IFR may not land aircraft when flight visibility less than prescribed.5,000   
Rule 91.413(e)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command of aircraft operating under IFR: circumstances when missed approach procedures must be executed.5,000   
Rule 91.413(f)Pilot-in-command may not take off under IFR unless weather conditions at or above prescribed minima.5,000   
Rule 91.415(a)Responsibilities of aircraft operator: flight crew and instrumentation for Category 2 or 3 precision approach.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.415(b)Responsibilities of aircraft operator: equipment installation for Category 2 or 3 precision approach.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.415(d)Responsibilities of pilot performing Category 2 or 3 precision approach requiring use of a DH.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.417(a)Responsibilities of person performing Category 2 or 3 precision approach procedure: procedure manual.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.417(b)Responsibilities of aircraft operator to keep current copy of approved manual for aircraft performing Category 2 or 3 precision approach.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.421(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command operating aircraft under IFR in icing conditions.3,000   
Rule 91.423Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: minimum altitudes for IFR flights.5,000   
Rule 91.425(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: altitude or flight level for IFR flight.5,000   
Rule 91.425(b)Pilot-in-command operating aircraft under IFR may not maintain level cruising flight in prescribed circumstances.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.427(a)(1)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command of aircraft operating under IFR to maintain listening watch on appropriate frequency.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.427(a)(2)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command of aircraft operating under IFR to report to ATS at designated points.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.427(b)Pilot-in-command of IFR flight under radar control must report passing reporting points specifically requested by ATC.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.429(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command regarding radio communications failure when operating under IFR in VMC, or if VMC encountered after failure.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.429(b)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command regarding radio communications failure when operating under IFR in IMC or VMC.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.431(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command to notify ATS of malfunction of telecommunications facility while operating aircraft under IFR flight.2,500 1,000 
Rule 91.501Responsibilities of aircraft operator: general instrument and equipment requirements.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.503Responsibilities of aircraft operator for location of instruments and equipment.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 91.529(a)Responsibilities of aircraft operator for emergency locator transmitter.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.529(f)Responsibility of holder of certificate of registration for New Zealand registered aircraft regarding coding and notifying details of ELT, EPIRB, and PLB.10,00050,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.529(g)Responsibility of person operating a foreign aircraft in New Zealand regarding coding of ELT.10,00050,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.602(a)Person must not operate aircraft unless requirements of prescribed rules are met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.603Responsibilities of aircraft operator for general maintenance.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.605(a)Responsibility of aircraft operator to maintain aircraft in accordance with prescribed maintenance programme or manufacturer's maintenance schedule.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.605(e)Responsibility of aircraft operator to test, inspect, and calibrate instruments and equipment, replace and recharge batteries, and weigh aircraft.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.609Responsibilities of aircraft operator for changes to maintenance programme or maintenance schedule.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.613Responsibilities of person performing operational flight check.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 91.615Person must not operate aircraft unless prescribed requirements for annual review of airworthiness for aircraft are met.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.616Responsibilities of aircraft operator regarding maintenance logbooks.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.617Responsibilities of aircraft operator regarding compiling and keeping maintenance records.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.619Responsibilities of aircraft operator providing technical log for aircraft for recording of prescribed information.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 91.621Holder of New Zealand certificate of registration for aircraft who transfers possession of aircraft must also transfer prescribed maintenance records.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 91.623Responsibilities of aircraft operator for retention of maintenance records as prescribed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.701(a)Responsibilities of pilot operating aircraft in aerobatic flight.2,500 1,000 
Rule 91.701(b)Pilot must not operate aircraft in aerobatic flight below 3 000 feet except in prescribed circumstances.2,500 1,000 
Rule 91.701(d)Pilot must not operate aircraft in aerobatic flight carrying a passenger unless pilot holds prescribed rating and conducts flight above prescribed height.5,000   
Rule 91.703(a)No person may conduct, and no person may operate aircraft in, aviation event unless organiser holds aviation event authorisation.4,00025,0001,5008,000
Rule 91.703(d)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command operating aircraft in aviation event.4,000 1,500 
Rule 91.705(a)Pilot performing parachute-drop operation must hold parachute-drop rating.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.705(b)Responsibilities of pilot performing parachute-drop operations.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.705(c)Responsibilities of pilot permitting parachute descent from aircraft.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.707Responsibilities of pilot-in-command carrying prescribed emergency parachute assemblies in aircraft.1,250 500 
Rule 91.709(a)Responsibilities of person towing glider to hold prescribed glider tow rating.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.709(b)Responsibilities of person towing glider regarding operation of aircraft and towing equipment.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.709(c)Responsibilities of aircraft operator for aircraft to be equipped with prescribed towing equipment.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.711(a)Responsibilities of pilot for towing objects other than gliders.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.711(b)No pilot operating aircraft towing object other than glider may carry passengers.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.753Responsibilities of aircraft operator: operating New Zealand registered aircraft outside New Zealand.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.755(b)Responsibilities of aircraft operator: special rules for foreign aircraft operating in New Zealand under VFR.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.755(c)Responsibilities of aircraft operator: special rules for foreign aircraft operating in New Zealand under IFR.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.803Responsibilities of aircraft operator: noise restrictions on operation of prescribed aircraft.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 91.805(a)Responsibilities of aircraft operator: Director's approval for aircraft operating over Mach 0.92.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.805(b)Responsibilities of aircraft operator when aircraft is capable of operating over Mach 0.92.5,00030,000  
Rule 91.805(c)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command when aircraft is capable of operating over Mach 0.92.5,000 2,000 
Rule 91.807Responsibilities of aircraft operator: engine emission restrictions on turbojet- or turbofan-powered aircraft.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Part 92Carriage of dangerous goods    
Rule 92.7Person may not offer, accept, or carry dangerous goods by air except in accordance with Technical Instructions.4,00025,0001,0006,000
Rule 92.9(a)Person may not offer or accept forbidden dangerous goods for carriage by air.5,00030,000  
Rule 92.13Person may not carry or cause to be carried dangerous goods aboard aircraft unless permitted by Technical Instructions.2,50015,0005006,000
Rule 92.15(a)Obligations of person offering article or substance for carriage by air: documentation.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 92.51(a)Packaging requirements for dangerous goods.5,00030,000  
Rule 92.55Packing requirements for dangerous goods.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 92.57Marking requirements for dangerous goods.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 92.59Labelling requirements for dangerous goods.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 92.103Responsibilities of person offering dangerous goods for carriage by air.5,00030,0005003,000
Rule 92.105Person offering dangerous goods for carriage by air must provide operator with dangerous goods transport document.5,00030,0005003,000
Rule 92.153Responsibilities of operator: acceptance of dangerous goods for carriage by air.5,00030,0001,0006,000
Rule 92.155(1)Operator must carry out acceptance check of dangerous goods.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 92.155(2) and (3)Operator must maintain and retain records of acceptance check.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 92.157(a)Operator may not carry dangerous goods in aircraft cabin or on flight deck.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 92.157(d)Operator must load certain dangerous goods only on cargo aircraft.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 92.159Responsibilities of operator: stowage of incompatible dangerous goods.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 92.161Responsibilities of operator: separation, segregation, and security of dangerous goods.2,50030,0001,00012,000
Rule 92.163Responsibilities of operator: inspection of dangerous goods before loading.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 92.165Responsibilities of operator: inspection of dangerous goods when unloading.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 92.167Responsibilities of operator where damage or leakage found on unloading.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 92.169(1)Operator must avoid handling package containing infectious substances that is damaged or leaking.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 92.169(2)Operator must inspect adjacent packages for contamination where package containing infectious substances is damaged or leaking.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 92.169(3)Where package containing infectious substances is damaged or leaking, operator must inform public health or veterinary authority.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 92.169(4)Operator must notify consignor or consignee where package containing infectious substances is damaged or leaking.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 92.171Responsibilities of operator where aircraft contaminated by radioactive materials.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 92.173Responsibilities of operator to provide information about dangerous goods to pilot-in-command.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 92.175Responsibilities of operator to provide information about dangerous goods to employees and handling agent.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 92.177Operator must display public notices in cargo acceptance areas about carriage of dangerous goods.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 92.179Operator must inform passengers of goods they are prohibited from carrying aboard aircraft.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 92.181(1)Operator must secure dangerous goods deemed to be in custody of Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 92.203Responsibilities of air operators and others: dangerous goods training for personnel.3,00020,000  
Rule 92.205Responsibility of persons who are required to complete dangerous goods training to undertake recurrent training.1,250 500 
Rule 92.207Obligation to retain record for every employee assigned duties involving dangerous goods.1,2507,5005003,000
Part 93Special aerodrome traffic rules and noise abatement procedures    
Subpart BAuckland International Airport    
Rule 93.53Pilot-in-command of prescribed aircraft operating under VFR in Auckland control zone must hold current pilot licence.5,000 2,000 
Rule 93.57Responsibilities of pilot-in-command: restrictions on flight training in aerodrome traffic circuit.5,000 2,000 
Rule 93.59(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command of turbojet- or turbofan-powered aircraft: departure noise abatement procedures and requirements.1,250 500 
Rule 93.59(b)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command of turbojet- or turbofan-powered aircraft: departure and climb from runway 05.1,250 500 
Rule 93.59(c)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command of turbojet- or turbofan-powered aircraft: departure and climb from runway 23.1,250 500 
93.61(a)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command of turbojet- or turbofan-powered aircraft: approach noise abatement procedures and requirements for runway 23.1,250 500 
Rule 93.61(b)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command of turbojet- or turbofan-powered aircraft: right-hand aerodrome circuit requirements for runway 23 on final approach path.1,250 500 
Rule 93.63Responsibilities of pilot-in-command of turbojet- or turbofan-powered aircraft: limitations on operation over prescribed Auckland noise abatement areas.1,250 500 
Rule 93.65Responsibilities of pilot-in-command of turbojet- or turbofan-powered aircraft: use of runways between hours of 2300 and 0600.1,250 500 
Subpart CWellington International Airport    
Rule 93.103Pilot-in-command of prescribed aircraft operating under VFR in Wellington control zone must hold current pilot licence or be authorised by chief flying instructor of specified training organisation.5,000 2,000 
Rule 93.107(a)Responsibilities of aircraft pilot-in-command: limitations on operation over prescribed noise abatement areas.1,250 500 
Rule 93.109Responsibilities of aircraft pilot-in-command: departure and climb requirements from runway 34.1,250 500 
Subpart DChristchurch International Airport    
Rule 93.153(a)Pilot-in-command of prescribed aircraft operating under VFR in Christchurch control zone must hold current pilot licence or authorisation by holder of instructor rating.5,000 2,000 
Rule 93.155Responsibilities of aircraft pilot-in-command: aerodrome circuit requirements where aircraft is not climbing or descending.1,250 500 
Subpart EParaparaumu Aerodrome    
Rule 93.203(a)Responsibilities of aeroplane pilot-in-command: noise abatement procedures and requirements.1,250 500 
Rule 93.203(b)Responsibilities of helicopter pilot-in-command: noise abatement procedures and requirements.1,250 500 
Subpart FMatamata Aerodrome    
Rule 93.255Responsibilities of glider pilot-in-command on winch launch.1,250 500 
Subpart GArdmore Aerodrome    
Rule 93.303(a)Responsibilities of aircraft pilot-in-command: aerodrome circuit requirements where aircraft is not climbing or descending.1,250 500 
Rule 93.303(b)Responsibilities of helicopter pilot-in-command regarding circuit requirements for landing at or taking off from TLOFs.1,250 500 
Rule 93.305Responsibilities of helicopter pilot-in-command: restrictions on use of TLOFs.1,250 500 
Rule 93.307Responsibilities of aeroplane pilot-in-command to observe prescribed speeds.1,250 500 
Part 95Instrument flight procedure registration    
Rule 95.51(a)(1)Person must not promulgate instrument flight procedures unless details are entered in New Zealand Air Navigation Register in accordance with Part 95.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 95.51(a)(2)Person must not promulgate instrument flight procedures unless effective date has been notified in Gazette in accordance with rule 95.55.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Part 101Gyrogliders and parasails; and unmanned balloons, kites, rockets, and model aircraft—operating rules    
Rule 101.7(a)Person may not operate moored balloon, kite, free balloon, rocket, model aircraft, gyroglider, or parasail within restricted area unless they have approval of prescribed administering authority.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.7(b)Person may not operate moored balloon, kite, free balloon, rocket, model aircraft, gyroglider, or parasail within military operating area unless they have approval of prescribed administering authority.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.7(c)Person may not operate gyroglider or parasail within danger area unless person has established that danger area activity will not adversely affect safety of flight.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.9Person may not operate moored balloon, kite, free balloon, rocket, model aircraft, gyroglider, or parasail within low flying zone.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 101.11Person may not operate moored balloon, kite, free balloon, rocket, model aircraft, gyroglider, or parasail in controlled airspace without prior authorisation from responsible ATC unit.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 101.13Person may not operate moored balloon, kite, free balloon, rocket, model aircraft, gyroglider, or parasail in manner that creates hazard to aircraft, persons, or property.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 101.15Person operating moored balloon, kite, free balloon, rocket, model aircraft, gyroglider, or parasail may not allow object to be dropped in flight if it creates hazard to other persons or property.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 101.53Person may not operate moored balloon or kite in prescribed aerodrome area.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.55Person may not operate moored balloon or kite within 4 km of aerodrome boundary unless prescribed requirements are met.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.57(a)Responsibilities of person operating moored balloon or kite above 400 feet AGL.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.57(b)Responsibilities of person operating moored balloon or kite above 400 feet AGL outside danger area.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.59Person may not operate moored balloon or kite at night.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.61Responsibilities of person operating moored balloon: mooring line marking.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.63Responsibilities of person operating moored balloon for rapid deflation device.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.65Responsibilities of person operating moored balloon to notify nearest ATS unit if balloon escapes from mooring without deflation device functioning.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.103Responsibilities of person operating heavy free balloon: meteorological limitations.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.105Responsibilities of person releasing heavy or medium free balloon: operating limitations.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.107Responsibilities of person operating heavy free balloon: equipment requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.109Responsibilities of person operating heavy free balloon to activate termination devices.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.111Responsibilities of person operating heavy free balloon: night operations below 60 000 feet pressure-altitude.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 101.113Responsibilities of person operating heavy free balloon: coloured pennants or streamers for trailing antenna.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.115Responsibilities of person operating free balloon: marking suspension device.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.117(a)Responsibilities of person operating medium or heavy free balloon: pre-launch notice to New Zealand NOTAM office.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.117(c)Responsibilities of person operating medium or heavy free balloon: changes to pre-launch notice.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.119Responsibilities of person operating medium or heavy free balloon: launch notice to nearest ATS unit.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.121Responsibilities of person operating medium or heavy free balloon for cancellation notice.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.123Responsibilities of person operating medium or heavy free balloon for balloon position reports to ATS unit.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.125Responsibilities of person operating medium or heavy free balloon for pre-descent position report to nearest ATS unit.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.127Responsibilities of person operating medium or heavy free balloon to notify nearest ATS unit of completion of operation.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.153Person may not operate a large model rocket except in accordance with Model Rocketry Safety Code.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 101.155(a)Person may not operate rocket on or within 4 km of aerodrome boundary.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 101.155(c)Person may not operate rocket between 4 and 8 km of aerodrome boundary above 400 feet AGL.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 101.157Responsibilities of person operating rocket: meteorological limitations.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.159Person may not operate rocket at night.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.161Responsibilities of person operating rocket: pre-launch notice to New Zealand NOTAM office.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.203No person may operate control line model aircraft with single or multiple wire system longer than 30 m.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.205(a)Responsibilities of person operating model aircraft on or within 4 km of aerodrome.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.205(b)No person may operate model aircraft on or over active movement area or active runway strips of aerodrome.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.207Responsibilities of person operating radio controlled model aircraft more than 4 km from aerodrome boundary and above 400 feet AGL.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.209Responsibilities of person operating model aircraft: meteorological limitations.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.211Responsibilities of person operating model aircraft at night.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.213Responsibilities of person operating model aircraft: giving way to and remaining clear of manned aircraft.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 101.215Responsibilities of person operating radio controlled model aircraft: construction and operation approval from prescribed model aircraft association.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.253(a)Responsibilities of person operating gyroglider or parasail on or within 4 km of aerodrome boundary.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.253(b)No person may operate gyroglider or parasail on or over aircraft movement area, or active runway or runway strip area.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.255Responsibilities of person operating gyroglider or parasail above 400 feet AGL.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.257(a)Responsibilities of person operating gyroglider or parasail: meteorological limitations.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.259No person may operate gyroglider or parasail at night.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.261Responsibilities of person operating gyroglider or parasail: airworthiness.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 101.263Responsibilities of person carried in gyroglider or parasail: safety equipment.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 101.265Person operating a gyroglider or parasail must ensure that each person receives prescribed pre-flight briefing.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 101.267No person may release towline of gyroglider or parasail in flight except in emergency.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 101.269Person operating a gyroglider or parasail must do so in accordance with operating procedures and limitations recommended by manufacturer.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 101.271(1)Person operating a parasail must use method or device to accurately determine and monitor wind speed at location where operation is conducted.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 101.271(2)Person operating a parasail must not conduct parasail operation when sustained wind speed exceeds 20 knots.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 101.273(1)Person conducting a parasail operation must not perform operation with maximum towline length of more than 300 feet when carrying a solo passenger under 12 years old.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 101.273(2)Person conducting a parasail operation must not conduct operation with a passenger under 8 years old unless passenger is accompanied by another passenger who is 18 years or over.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Part 103Microlight aircraft—operating rules    
Rule 103.5(a)Responsibilities of pilot of microlight aircraft to comply with microlight pilot requirements.1,250 500 
Rule 103.5(b)Pilot of microlight aircraft must comply with privileges and limitations of licence or certificate, and applicable ratings.1,250 500 
Rule 103.7Responsibilities of microlight flight instructor to comply with flight instructor requirements.1,250 500 
Rule 103.9Responsibilities of person operating microlight aircraft: limitations on use of radiotelephone.1,250 500 
Rule 103.101(b)Operator of microlight aircraft accepted for registration must ensure aircraft continues to conform to prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 103.105(b)No person may operate Class 2 microlight aircraft or Class 1 microlight helicopter unless required flight permit is carried in aircraft.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 103.107(a)Operator to ensure required placard in view of pilot.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 103.107(b)Operator to ensure required placard in view of passenger.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 103.155(a)Responsibilities of microlight aircraft pilot: operation by day and in prescribed VFR meteorological minima.5,000 2,000 
Rule 103.155(b)Pilot of microlight aircraft may not operate aircraft in prescribed areas.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 103.155(c)Responsibilities of microlight aircraft pilot and supervising instructor not to permit prescribed operations unless instructor briefs pilot in required manner and pre-flight briefing is obtained from ATS.5,000 2,000 
Rule 103.157(a)Responsibilities of microlight aircraft pilot: requirements for towing hang gliders.2,500 1,000 
Rule 103.157(c)Responsibilities of microlight aircraft pilot: limitations on towing hang gliders.5,000 2,000 
Rule 103.159Responsibilities of microlight aircraft pilot: limitations on carriage of passengers.5,000 2,000 
Rule 103.203(b)Person must not fly Class 2 microlight aircraft unless prescribed flight permit or temporary flight permit is in force for that aircraft.5,000 2,000 
Rule 103.207(d)Pilot of prescribed Class 2 microlight aircraft must comply with operating limitations contained in temporary microlight flight permit.5,000 2,000 
Rule 103.209Responsibilities of person operating microlight aircraft to ensure that where Class 2 microlight is modified, aircraft is reinspected and reassessed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 103.213Responsibilities of prescribed pilot-in-command of microlight aircraft to enter details of endurance testing in maintenance record.5,000 2,000 
Rule 103.217(a)Responsibilities of operator of microlight aircraft regarding maintenance, airworthiness directives, and defects.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 103.217(b)Operator of microlight aircraft must ensure aircraft is maintained in accordance with manufacturer's or designer's maintenance requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 103.217(c)Person must not operate microlight aircraft unless prescribed requirements are met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 103.217(e)Responsibilities of person who performs prescribed annual inspection of microlight aircraft and finds aircraft airworthy.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 103.217(g)Microlight operator must not permit aircraft to be flown until re-inspected and certified as airworthy as prescribed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 103.221(a)Responsibilities of microlight aircraft operator: instrument and equipment requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 103.223Responsibilities of person operating microlight aircraft towing hang glider.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Part 104Gliders—operating rules    
Rule 104.5(a)Responsibilities of glider pilot to comply with pilot requirements.2,500 1,000 
Rule 104.51(b)Responsibilities of glider pilot: overtaking.5,000 2,000 
Rule 104.51(c)Responsibilities of glider pilot: final landing approach.5,000 2,000 
Rule 104.55Responsibilities of glider pilot for clearance below cloud.2,500 1,000 
Rule 104.101Responsibilities of glider operator: equipment and instruments.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 104.103Responsibilities of glider operator: maintenance.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 104.105Responsibilities of glider operator: maintenance inspections.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 104.107Responsibilities of glider operator: maintenance programmes.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 104.109(d)Responsibilities of glider operator for making required amendments to maintenance programme.1,25015,0005006,000
Rule 104.113(a)Responsibilities of glider operator to provide technical log.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 104.113(b)Responsibilities of glider operator to record information in technical log.1,2507,5005003,000
Part 105Parachuting—operating rules    
Rule 105.5(a)Responsibilities of person making parachute descent to comply with prescribed requirements.2,500 1,000 
Rule 105.7Responsibilities of person making parachute descent not to cause unnecessary hazards.5,000 2,000 
Rule 105.9Responsibilities of person making parachute descent: exit from aircraft.2,500 1,000 
Rule 105.11(a)Responsibilities of person making parachute descent to activate main parachute by 2 000 feet.5,000 2,000 
Rule 105.11(b)Responsibilities of student parachutist to activate main parachute by 3 000 feet.5,000 2,000 
Rule 105.11(c)Responsibilities of tandem master to activate main parachute by 5 000 feet.5,000 2,000 
Rule 105.13Responsibilities of person making parachute descent to descend within prescribed area, etc.2,500 1,000 
Rule 105.15(a)Responsibilities of person making parachute descent to land within designated parachute landing area.2,500 1,000 
Rule 105.15(c)Responsibilities of person making parachute descent into water.2,500 1,000 
Rule 105.19(a)Person may not carry out parachute operation in controlled airspace except in prescribed circumstances.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 105.19(b)Responsibilities of person making parachute descent in or into controlled airspace.2,500 1,000 
Rule 105.21Responsibilities of person making parachute descent onto aerodrome.2,500 1,000 
Rule 105.23Person may not make parachute descent within military operating area or restricted area except in prescribed circumstances.5,000 2,000 
Rule 105.25(a)Responsibilities of person making parachute descent: clearance from cloud.2,500 1,000 
Rule 105.27(a)Responsibilities of person making parachute descent at high altitudes from unpressurised aircraft.2,500 1,000 
Rule 105.27(b)Responsibilities of person making parachute descent at high altitudes from pressurised aircraft.2,500 1,000 
Rule 105.27(c)Responsibilities of person making parachute descent to have completed training course for high altitude descents.2,500 1,000 
Rule 105.27(d)Responsibilities of person making parachute descent from altitudes above 20 000 feet.2,500 1,000 
Rule 105.51(a)Person or tandem pair making parachute descent must be equipped with main parachute that complies with prescribed technical standards.5,000 2,000 
Rule 105.51(b)Person or tandem pair making parachute descent must be equipped with prescribed reserve parachute assembly.5,000 2,000 
Rule 105.51(c)Tandem rider making tandem descent must wear prescribed harness.5,000 2,000 
Rule 105.53Person or tandem pair making parachute descent must be equipped with prescribed altimeter if freefall descent is more than 10 seconds.5,000 2,000 
Rule 105.55Student parachutist or tandem pair making parachute descent must be equipped with prescribed automatic activation device on reserve parachute.5,000 2,000 
Rule 105.57(a)Person making intentional parachute descent into water must wear prescribed flotation equipment.5,000 2,000 
Rule 105.57(b)Student parachutist making intentional parachute descent within 1 nautical mile of water hazard must wear prescribed flotation equipment.5,000 2,000 
Rule 105.57(c)Student parachutist making parachute descent must wear prescribed protective helmet.1,250 500 
Rule 105.57(d)Tandem pair making parachute descent must wear prescribed protective headgear.1,250 500 
Rule 105.101Responsibilities of parachute technician to comply with parachute technician requirements.2,500 1,000 
Rule 105.103Responsibilities of person making parachute descent: parachute assembly airworthiness and safety requirements.2,500 1,000 
Rule 105.105(a)Person who finds parachute assembly to be unserviceable or unairworthy must ensure assembly is clearly marked as unserviceable.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 105.105(b)No person may return to service parachute assembly marked as unserviceable until prescribed requirements have been met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 105.107Person may not use parachute or harness and container system that has been modified or repaired until prescribed requirements are met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 105.109(a)Person may not make parachute descent unless they have checked state of serviceability of their parachute assembly in prescribed manner.5,000 2,000 
Rule 105.109(b)Person authorised to supervise descent of student parachutist must inspect equipment worn by student in prescribed manner.5,000 2,000 
Rule 105.109(c)Tandem master must inspect equipment worn by tandem rider in prescribed manner.5,000 2,000 
Rule 105.111(a)Responsibilities of owner of emergency or reserve parachute assembly to maintain assembly packing record card.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 105.111(b)Responsibilities of owner of student parachutist or tandem parachute assembly to maintain permanent record of assembly in specified format.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 105.111(c)Responsibilities of owner or user of emergency or reserve parachute assembly to make prescribed records available to Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Part 106Hang gliders—operating rules    
Rule 106.5Responsibilities of hang glider pilot to comply with hang glider pilot requirements.2,500 1,000 
Rule 106.9(b)Responsibilities of hang glider pilot: registration and identification markings.2,500 1,000 
Rule 106.15(b)Responsibilities of person operating hang glider: person to be equipped with prescribed altimeter.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 106.17(b)Responsibilities of person operating hang glider to ensure hang glider has prescribed current warrant of fitness.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 106.19Pilot and passenger of hang glider must wear prescribed protective helmet and harness.5,000 2,000 
Rule 106.51(b)Responsibilities of hang glider pilot: overtaking.5,000 2,000 
Rule 106.53Responsibilities of person flying hang glider for clearance below cloud.2,500 1,000 
Rule 106.57Person may not fly hang glider at night.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 106.59Responsibilities of hang glider pilot: launch site.5,000 2,000 
Rule 106.65Responsibilities of hang glider pilot: pilot identification number for two-way radio communications with ATS.2,500 1,000 
Part 109Regulated air cargo agent—certification    
Rule 109.5Person must not act as a regulated air cargo agent except under authority of and in accordance with regulated air cargo agent certificate.10,00050,000  
Rule 109.101(1)Holder of regulated air cargo agent certificate must continue to meet prescribed requirements.10,00050,000  
Rule 109.101(2)Holder of regulated air cargo agent certificate must comply with every procedure referred to in certificate holder's exposition.10,00050,000  
Rule 109.101(3)Holder of regulated air cargo agent certificate must hold complete and current copy of exposition at prescribed locations.2,50015,0005003,000
Rule 109.101(4)Holder of regulated air cargo agent certificate must make each applicable part of exposition available to personnel.2,50015,0005003,000
Rule 109.101(5)Holder of regulated air cargo agent certificate must maintain register of known customers with current information for each known customer.5,00030,0001,0005,000
Rule 109.101(6)Holder of regulated air cargo agent certificate must suspend or remove name of known customer from register if requested in writing by Director.5,00030,0001,0005,000
Rule 109.101(7)Holder of regulated air cargo agent certificate must notify Director in writing of change of address for service, telephone number, and fax number within 28 days of change.2,50015,0005003,000
Rule 109.101(8)Holder of regulated air cargo agent certificate must ensure that person does not perform security control function unless appropriately authorised as prescribed.10,00050,0002,00012,000
Rule 109.105Holder of regulated air cargo agent certificate must comply with prescribed requirements regarding changes to certificate holder's organisation.10,00050,0002,00012,000
Rule 109.107Person must not issue declaration of security to air operator for consignment of cargo or mail except under prescribed circumstances.10,00050,000  
Rule 109.109Holder of regulated air cargo agent certificate must not permit person to enter, and person must not enter, access controlled area except under prescribed circumstances.10,00050,000  
Part 115Adventure aviation initial issue—certification and operations
Rule 115.5Person must not perform an adventure aviation operation except under the authority of, and in accordance with, the privileges of the prescribed certificate.5,00030,000  
Rule 115.17Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate that terminates adventure aviation operations must notify Director, in writing, within 30 days of the termination.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 115.101(b)(1)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must continue to meet applicable standards and comply with the requirements of Subpart B.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.101(b)(2)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must comply with the exposition.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.101(b)(3)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must hold at least 1 current copy of its operations specifications and exposition at each specified location as prescribed.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 115.103(a)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must not authorise any person to act as a flight crew member, and a person must not serve as a flight crew member on a adventure aviation operation unless the person holds prescribed document.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.105(a)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must conduct operations using trading or business name on the certificate.5,00030,000  
Rule 115.105(b)Person must not perform an adventure aviation operation unless trading or business name of certificate holder is displayed as prescribed to a passenger before the passenger boards aircraft.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.105(c)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that any advertisement clearly identifies the trading or business name that appears on the prescribed certificate.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.107Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must not conduct an air transport operation or a commercial transport operation under the authority of the certificate.5,00030,000  
Rule 115.109(a)(1)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that the prescribed exposition is amended so as to remain a current description of certificate holder's organisation and to ensure continued compliance.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 115.109(a)(2)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that amendments to its exposition meet prescribed requirements and comply with amendment procedures contained in the exposition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 115.109(a)(3)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must provide Director with copy of each amendment to its exposition as soon as practicable.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 115.109(a)(4)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must amend its exposition as Director considers necessary in the interests of aviation safety.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.109(b)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must obtain Director's acceptance of specified changes in the organisation as prescribed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.109(d)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must comply with specified conditions relating to certain changes to organisation.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.109(e)Holder of adventure aviation operator certificate must forward the certificate or operations specifications to Director if prescribed change requires an amendment to the certificate or operations specifications.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 115.111Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must revise prescribed maintenance programme if requested by Director.5,00030,000  
Rule 115.201(a)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that an adventure aviation operation is conducted in prescribed manner.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.201(b)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must not perform an adventure aviation operation over a congested area of a city, town, or settlement, or over an open-air assembly of persons, unless specifically authorised by the certificate holder's operations specifications.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.201(c)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must restrict or suspend operations in hazardous conditions until hazard is removed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.203Person performing an adventure aviation operation must ensure that passengers are not carried on the adventure aviation operation under prescribed circumstances and that disabled passengers are appropriately cared for.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.205Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must, before conducting the adventure aviation operation, ensure that each passenger receives appropriate briefing or training in safety and emergency procedures appropriate to operation.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 115.207Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that aircraft is equipped with prescribed emergency equipment.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.209(a)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must establish emergency situation action plans for handling in-air and on-ground emergency situations.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.211(a)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must, for each adventure aviation operation, ensure that operational safety checklist covering operational procedures and emergency procedures is available to every flight crew member.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 115.211(c)Person performing an adventure aviation operation must perform an operational safety check of aircraft and all associated equipment in accordance with operational safety checklist before each flight.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 115.213Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that for each adventure aviation operation conducted under authority of the certificate appropriate information is available to pilot-in-command for the prescribed purposes.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 115.215Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that a person does not manipulate the flight controls of an aircraft performing an adventure aviation operation except as prescribed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.217(a)Person performing an adventure aviation operation must not operate an aircraft over water if flight distance to shore is more than the gliding distance for the aircraft.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.217(b)Person performing an adventure aviation operation in a hot air balloon must not plan to operate the balloon over any lake or sea and must equip the balloon with prescribed safety equipment in prescribed circumstances.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.217(c)Person performing an adventure aviation operation in an amphibious aircraft must not take off from, or land on, water unless aircraft is equipped with prescribed safety equipment.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.219(a)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must not conduct an adventure aviation operation using an aerodrome, landing area, or launch site unless prescribed requirements are met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.219(b)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that any heliport used in its adventure aviation operations meets applicable prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.219(c)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate (except a person performing an aviation adventure operation in a hot air balloon) must maintain a register containing prescribed information if an aircraft is operated from an aerodrome, landing area, or launch site that is not promulgated in AIPNZ.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 115.221Person performing an adventure aviation operation must ensure that a flight is not commenced unless current meteorological reports indicate prescribed VFR minima can be complied with throughout the flight.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.223(a)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that requirements regarding aircraft load limitations are complied with.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.223(c)Pilot-in-command of an adventure aviation operation must assess prescribed information to ensure that aircraft remains within weight and balance limitations for the duration of the flight.2,500 1,000 
Rule 115.225(a)Responsibilities of holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate regarding airworthiness of aircraft, including any tandem parachute assembly operated and any equipment installed in or attached to the aircraft.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.225(b)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that every aircraft operated under the authority of the certificate is maintained in accordance with the prescribed maintenance programme.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.227(a)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must establish a fuel policy for the prescribed purpose.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 115.227(c)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that the calculation of required useable fuel takes into account the prescribed factors applicable to the type of operation conducted by the certificate holder.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 115.227(d)Person performing flight planning for an adventure aviation operation must comply with the prescribed fuel policy.2,500 1,000 
Rule 115.301(a)(1)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must establish training programme to ensure that each flight crew member or ground crew member is trained and competent to perform assigned duties. 5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.301(a)(2)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that each flight crew member or ground crew member is trained in accordance with the prescribed training programme. 5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.301(a)(3)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that the prescribed training programme is controlled by the certificate holder.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.303(a)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must establish that the prescribed training programme includes a flight crew training programme and ground crew training programme comprising the applicable prescribed training.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.303(c)Training as provided for under the prescribed training programme must be conducted by the prescribed flight crew member instructor.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 115.303(d)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that the prescribed records accurately record the prescribed training that each crew member and ground crew member has received.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 115.305Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that each crew member or ground crew member completes initial training conducted in the prescribed manner.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 115.307(a)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that each crew member or ground crew member completes transition training in the prescribed circumstances.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 115.309Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that each crew member or ground crew member remains current and proficient in the prescribed matters or areas in which the flight crew or ground crew member serves.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 115.311Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that person carrying out the functions of an instructor in its flight crew member training programme meets the prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.313Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that the prescribed records include a record of all training undertaken by each flight crew member or ground crew member.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 115.351Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must establish and implement an operational competency assessment programme as prescribed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.353Responsibilities of holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate regarding prescribed flight crew competency checks.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.355Responsibilities of holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate regarding flight crew member and ground crew member competency checks.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.357Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that each person performing the function of a flight examiner in the prescribed operational competency assessment programme meets the prescribed requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 115.361Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must maintain accurate records of competency assessment and testing of flight crew members and ground crew members as prescribed.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 115.401(a)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that an adventure aviation operation is not performed unless the prescribed scheme has been established for the prescribed purposes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.401(c)(1)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation must ensure that a person does not act as a flight crew member or tandem master in the prescribed circumstances.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.401(c)(2)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must keep an accurate record of the flight and duty time of each flight crew member and tandem master as prescribed.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 115.403(a)Person must not act as a flight crew member on an adventure aviation operation in the prescribed circumstances.5,000 2,000 
Rule 115.403(b)Person must not exceed the prescribed limitations while acting as a flight crew member on an adventure aviation operation.2,500 1,000 
Rule 115.451Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that the parts of the certificate holder's exposition relevant to the duties of each flight crew member or ground crew member are current and accessible to each flight crew member or ground crew member.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 115.453Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that the prescribed documents are carried on each flight.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.455(a)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must keep accurate daily flight records as prescribed.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 115.457Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that the prescribed documents are retained for 12 months from date of the flight.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 115.501Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a hot air balloon must ensure that each balloon used in the operation has a current standard category airworthiness certificate.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.503Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a hot air balloon must ensure each balloon used in the operation is equipped with the prescribed equipment and instruments.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.505Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a hot air balloon must ensure that each balloon used in the operation is maintained under the prescribed maintenance programme. 5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.507Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a hot air balloon must not assign a person to act as the pilot-in-command unless the person complies with the prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.551Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting a parachute-drop aircraft operation must ensure that each aircraft it uses in the operation meets the prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.553Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a parachute-drop aircraft must ensure that the aircraft is equipped with the prescribed equipment and instruments.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.555Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting a parachute-drop aircraft operation must ensure that each aircraft used in the operation has the prescribed review of airworthiness and is maintained under the prescribed maintenance programme.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.559Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting a parachute-drop aircraft operation must not assign a person to act as the pilot-in-command of the aircraft unless the person complies with the prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.571(1)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting tandem parachute descent operations must ensure that prescribed items comply with the prescribed technical standards.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.571(2)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting tandem parachute descent operations must ensure that each tandem pair is equipped with the prescribed parachute equipment.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.571(3)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must ensure that each person participating in tandem parachute descent operation complies with the prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.573(a)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting a tandem parachute descent operation must comply with the prescribed parachute maintenance requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.573(b)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting a tandem parachute descent operation must ensure that parachute maintenance is performed by a prescribed person.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.575Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting tandem parachute operations must establish procedures that ensure compliance with the applicable prescribed tandem parachute operating requirements and the prescribed record-keeping requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.577Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting a tandem parachute descent must not assign a person to act as a tandem master unless the person complies with the prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.601Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a glider must ensure that each glider used in the operation has a current standard category airworthiness certificate.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.603Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a glider must ensure that each glider used in the operation is equipped with the prescribed equipment and instruments.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.605Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a glider must ensure that each glider used in the operation is inspected under the prescribed maintenance programme and is maintained as prescribed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.607Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a glider must not assign a person to act as the pilot-in-command of the glider used in the operation unless the person complies with the prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.609Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a glider must not tow a glider in flight unless the prescribed requirements are met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.611Person conducting an adventure aviation operation using a glider must not fly in the IMC.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.613(c)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a glider must not allow a passenger to manipulate the flight controls of the glider except as prescribed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.651Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a hang glider or paraglider must ensure that each hang glider or paraglider used in the operation meets the prescribed standards.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.653Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a hang glider or paraglider must ensure that each hang glider or paraglider used in the operation is equipped with the prescribed equipment.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.655Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a hang glider or paraglider must ensure that each hang glider or paraglider used in the operation has a current warrant of fitness and is maintained under the prescribed maintenance programme.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 115.657Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a hang glider or paraglider must ensure that each hang glider or paraglider used in the operation is identified by a unique number or marking as prescribed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.659Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a hang glider or paraglider must not assign a person to act as the pilot-in-command unless the person complies with the prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.661(1)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a hang glider or paraglider must ensure that the aircraft is operated in compliance with the prescribed operating limitations or instructions.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.661(2)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a hang glider or paraglider must ensure that hang glider or paraglider flight manual or manufacturer's operating instructions are available to the pilot-in-command prior to flight.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.663Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a hang glider or paraglider must ensure that each passenger wears the prescribed protective device and appropriate clothing.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.665Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a hang glider must not tow the hang glider in flight unless the prescribed requirements are met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.667Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate using a hang glider or paraglider must not allow a passenger to manipulate the flight controls of the hang glider or paraglider except as prescribed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.751(1)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting a special aircraft operation must ensure that each aircraft used in the operation has the prescribed current airworthiness certificate.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.751(2)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting a special aircraft operation must ensure that the flight manual for the aircraft used in the operation permits the type of manoeuvres intended to be performed during the operation.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.753Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting a special aircraft operation must ensure that the aircraft used in the operation is equipped with the prescribed equipment and instruments.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.755Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting a special aircraft operation must ensure that each aircraft used in the operation is maintained under the prescribed maintenance programme and has the prescribed review of airworthiness.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.757Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting a special aircraft operation must not assign a person to act as the pilot-in-command of the aircraft used in the operation unless the person meets the prescribed qualification and experience requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.759(c)Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must not conduct a simulated military operation under the authority of the certificate that allows a passenger to manipulate the flight controls except as prescribed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.801Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a microlight aircraft must ensure that each aircraft used in the operation has current prescribed flight permit and conforms with the prescribed type design standards.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.803Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a microlight aircraft must ensure that each aircraft used in the operation is equipped with the prescribed equipment and instruments.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.805Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a microlight aircraft must ensure that each aircraft used in the operation is maintained and inspected as prescribed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.807Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate conducting an adventure aviation operation using a microlight aircraft must provide a technical log as prescribed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 115.809Holder of an adventure aviation operator certificate must not assign a person to act as the pilot-in-command of microlight aircraft performing adventure aviation operation unless the person meets the prescribed qualification and experience requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Part 119Air operator—certification    
Rule 119.5(b)No person may perform air operation except under authority of and in accordance with air operator certificate.5,00030,000  
Rule 119.17(c)Holder of expired or revoked air operator certificate must surrender it to Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 119.17(d)Holder of suspended air operator certificate must produce it to Director for endorsement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 119.19Holder of air operator certificate that terminates air operations must notify Director within 30 days.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 119.151(a)Holder of air operator certificate must comply with prescribed operations specifications.5,00030,000  
Rule 119.151(b)(1)Holder of air operator certificate must continue to meet standards and comply with prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 119.151(b)(2)Holder of air operator certificate must comply with every procedure and programme detailed in exposition.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 119.151(b)(3)Holder of air operator certificate must hold copy of its operations specifications and exposition at specified locations.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 119.153(a)Holder of airline air operator certificate must comply with applicable operating requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 119.153(b)Holder of airline air operator certificate conducting SEIFR passenger operations must comply with applicable operating requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 119.153(c)Holder of general aviation air operator certificate must comply with applicable operating requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 119.155(a)Holder of air operator certificate may not authorise unqualified flight crew member, and no person may serve as flight crew member on air operation unless person is qualified.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 119.155(b)Person authorised to perform an air operation outside New Zealand must carry licence and medical certificate.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 119.157(a)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder that charters, cross-hires, or leases aircraft from another certificate holder.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 119.157(b)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder that charters, cross-hires, or leases aircraft from person who does not hold certificate.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 119.157(c)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to keep records of written charter, cross-hire, and lease arrangements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 119.157(d)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to keep records of charter, cross-hire, and lease arrangements made orally.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 119.159(a)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder using non-New Zealand registered aircraft under charter, lease, or similar to notify Director.5,00030,000  
Rule 119.159(b)Holder of air operator certificate must obtain approval of Director prior to use of non-New Zealand registered aircraft on air operation.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 119.161(a)Holder of air operator certificate must conduct operations using trading or business name on certificate.5,00030,000  
Rule 119.161(b)No person may perform air operation unless trading or business name of certificate holder clearly visible to passengers before boarding aircraft.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 119.161(c)Holder of air operator certificate must clearly identify trading or business name when advertising.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 119.163Limitations of general aviation air operator certificate holder.5,00030,000  
Rule 119.165(a)(1)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure exposition is current.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 119.165(a)(2)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure amendments to exposition meet requirements and comply with procedures—    
 (a) where offence is failing to meet specified requirements:2,50015,0001,0006,000
 (b) where offence is failing to ensure amendment complies with exposition procedures.6253,7502501,500
Rule 119.165(a)(3)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to provide Director with copy of amendments to exposition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 119.165(a)(4)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to amend exposition as Director considers necessary.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 119.165(b)Certificate holder must obtain approval of Director to specified changes in organisation.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 119.165(c)Responsibilities of general aviation air operator certificate holder: changes requiring organisational management system.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 119.165(e)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to comply with prescribed conditions relating to changes to organisation.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 119.165(f)Holder of air operator certificate must forward certificate to Director for amendment when required.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 119.167Holder of air operator certificate must make revisions to maintenance programme when requested by Director.5,00030,000  
Part 121Air operations—large aeroplanes    
Rule 121.5Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure prescribed persons are familiar with relevant laws, rules, and procedures.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.7Persons performing air operations must conform with procedures in exposition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.11(a)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder: flight simulator and other training device approval.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.11(b)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder in relation to flight simulators and training devices where flight credits may be accrued.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.53Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane has current standard category airworthiness certificate.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.55Holder of air operator certificate must ensure common language requirements are complied with.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.57(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure any new aeroplane type is subjected to programme of proving flights.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.57(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure at least 50 hours of proving flight conducted where aeroplane type materially altered since last proving flight.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.57(e)Holder of air operator certificate must restrict personnel carried on proving flight.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.59(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure flight preparation information is available to pilot-in-command.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 121.59(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure flight plan is prepared for each air operation and pilot-in-command advised of its contents.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.59(d)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure personnel preparing flight plans are trained and competent to perform task and notified of prescribed changes.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.59(f)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure flight plan is submitted to ATS prior to air operation.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 121.61(a)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder when establishing operational flight plan on which flight schedule is to be based.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.61(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed percentage of air operations arrive within flight plan parameters.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.63Holder of air operator certificate must ensure search and rescue information is available on-board aeroplane.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.65(a)Holder of air operator certificate must have information regarding emergency and survival equipment carried on each aeroplane.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.67Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplanes used on extended over-water operations are certified for ditching.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.71(a)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure aerodrome to be used in operations meets prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.71(b)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure aerodrome used in operations has appropriate fire equipment and visual approach system.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.71(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure only aerodromes specified in exposition are authorised for use in its operations.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.71(d)Holder of air operator certificate must specify certain particulars relating to each aerodrome or grouping of aerodromes used in its operations.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.71(g)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder: route guide register.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.71(h)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplanes do not land on or take-off from runway unless prescribed requirements met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.73Person may not perform an operation at night under VFR.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.75(a)Holder of air operator certificate must establish prescribed fuel policy.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.75(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure calculation of usable fuel takes into account prescribed factors.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.77Responsibilities of holder of air operator certificate: flight check system.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.79Person performing air operation must ensure emergency light systems are armed or turned on.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.81Person performing air operation must ensure that prescribed passenger safety requirements have been met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.83(a)Person performing air operation must ensure Fasten Seat Belt sign is turned on at prescribed times.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.83(b)Person performing air operation must ensure passengers are informed when smoking is prohibited.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 121.85(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure forward-facing observer's seat is available in flight compartment.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 121.85(b)Person performing air operation must ensure only authorised persons are admitted to, or carried in, flight compartment.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.85(c)Person performing air operation must ensure persons in flight compartment are familiarised with safety procedures.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.87(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure unqualified or unauthorised persons are not permitted to manipulate flight controls of its aeroplanes during air operations.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.87(b)No unauthorised person may manipulate controls of aeroplane during air operation.5,000 2,000 
Rule 121.89(a)Each flight crew member must ensure prescribed cockpit voice recorder requirements are met.5,000 2,000 
Rule 121.89(b)Each flight crew member must ensure prescribed flight data recorder requirements are met.5,000 2,000 
Rule 121.95(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure action plans are developed to deal with in-air and on-ground emergencies.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.95(d)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure appropriate staff are trained to deal with emergencies.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.97Holder of air operator certificate must restrict or suspend operations on becoming aware of hazard to safe operations.5,00030,0002,0006,000
Rule 121.153(a)Person performing air operation must use meteorological information provided by authorised organisation.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.155(a)Person performing air operation must ensure VFR flight does not begin unless current meteorological reports indicate prescribed VFR minima can be complied with.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.155(b)Person may not perform extended over-water operations under VFR.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.155(c)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command performing VFR air operation outside controlled airspace in prescribed meteorological conditions.2,500 1,000 
Rule 121.155(d)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command flying under VFR in multi-engined aeroplane above more than scattered cloud.2,500 1,000 
Rule 121.157(a)Pilot-in-command must not commence an air operation under IFR unless current meteorological reports indicate conditions will meet prescribed requirements.5,000 2,000 
Rule 121.157(b)Pilot-in-command must not commence an air operation under IFR unless alternate aerodrome is available that meets ceiling and visibility requirements. 2,500 1,000 
Rule 121.159(a)Pilot-in-command may not continue instrument approach if visibility at aerodrome less than prescribed minima.5,000 2,000 
Rule 121.161Person performing air operation under IFR must ensure departure limitations are complied with.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.163(a)Holder of air operator certificate using lower take-off minima must ensure operation is conducted in accordance with reduced minima take-off procedure.5,00030,0002,0006,000
Rule 121.165(a)Holder of an air operator certificate must not operate piston engine aeroplane beyond prescribed route limitations.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.165(b)Holder of an air operator certificate must not operate aeroplane with twin turbine engines beyond prescribed en-route limitations unless prescribed requirements are met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.165(c)Holder of an air operator certificate must not operate an aeroplane with more than 2 turbine engines beyond prescribed en-route limitation unless approved by EDTO.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.169(a)Pilot-in-command must conduct IFR air operations on prescribed routes.2,500 1,000 
Rule 121.169(b)Pilot-in-command must comply with IFR departure and approach procedures while in controlled airspace.5,000 2,000 
Rule 121.169(c)Pilot-in-command must comply with IFR departure and approach procedures while in uncontrolled airspace.5,000 2,000 
Rule 121.171(a)Holder of an air operator certificate must not conduct an air operation in a polar area unless authorised.5,00030,0002,0006,000
Rule 121.205Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder: take-off weight and performance data.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.207(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane take-off weight does not exceed maximum specified in aeroplane flight manual.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.209Holder of air operator certificate must ensure runway surface correction factors are applied.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.211(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplanes clear obstacles vertically by prescribed height and bank angle.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.211(d)Holder of air operator certificate must calculate net take-off flight path in accordance with specified criteria.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.211(e)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to establish prescribed contingency procedures.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.215(a)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder when using one engine inoperative enroute net flight path data to ensure use of prescribed procedures.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.217(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplanes with 3 or more engines are within 90 minutes of suitable aerodrome at which prescribed requirements at expected landing weight are met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.219Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder for landing-climb and approach weight of aeroplane.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.221(a)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure landing weight at estimated arrival time does not exceed that specified in aeroplane flight manual.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.221(b)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure landing weight of aeroplane at estimated arrival time allows full-stop on dry runway within prescribed landing distance.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.223(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure landing distance meets minimum landing distance for wet or contaminated runways.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.303(a)Holder of air operator certificate must establish weights of goods, passengers, crew, and baggage in accordance with prescribed requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.305Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure aeroplane load limitations are complied with.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.307Holder of air operator certificate must ensure that load manifest is completed with prescribed details prior to each air operation and certified by pilot-in-command.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.353(a)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure air operation does not commence unless aeroplane has prescribed equipment and instruments complying with prescribed standards.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.355Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure aeroplane equipped with powerplant instruments and reversible propeller indicator.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.357Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure aeroplane equipped with additional equipment.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.359Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane operated at night has landing light and light in each passenger compartment.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.361(a)(1)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure aeroplane operating under IFR flight has prescribed airspeed and altitude indicators.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.361(a)(2)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure aeroplane operating under IFR flight has spare bulbs.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 121.361(a)(3)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure aeroplane operating under IFR flight has spare fuses.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 121.363Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane operated on extended over-water flight has prescribed liferafts.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.365(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane has prescribed emergency equipment.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.365(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane has emergency medical kit if flight lasts more than 120 minutes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.367Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplanes are equipped with protective breathing equipment that meets prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.369Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane has public address system and crew member intercom system.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.371Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane is equipped with cockpit voice recorder.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.373Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane is equipped with flight data recorder.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.375Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed aeroplanes are equipped with additional attitude indicator.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.377Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed aeroplanes operating under IFR are equipped with weather radar.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.379(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed turbine-powered aeroplanes are equipped with required GPWS.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.381(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed turbine-powered aeroplanes are equipped with TAWS Class A.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.381(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed turbine-powered aeroplanes manufactured before required date are equipped with TAWS Class A.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.381(d)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed piston-powered aeroplanes are equipped with TAWS Class B by required date.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.383(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed aeroplanes are equipped with ACAS II.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.403(b)Responsibilities of holder of air operator certificate regarding maintenance of every aeroplane operated under authority of certificate.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.405Holder of air operator certificate must provide Director with monthly maintenance reliability report if condition monitored maintenance used.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.415(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane is not operated under authority of certificate unless maintenance review for aeroplane has been carried out in previous 12 months and certified.5,00030,0002,0006,000
Rule 121.415(b)Responsibility of holder of air operator certificate to ensure that maintenance review for aeroplane has been carried out in the prescribed manner.5,00030,0002,0006,000
Rule 121.415(d)Responsibilities of holder of air operator certificate regarding person who carries out maintenance review for aeroplane.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.417Holder of an air operator certificate authorised to conduct EDTO must provide a summary report in accordance with prescribed requirements.2,50015,0001,00012,000
Rule 121.503(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure each crew member is currently qualified.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.503(b)Holder of air operator certificate must assign crew operational and safety functions.1,25015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.503(c)Holder of air operator certificate may not require crew to perform duties during critical phases of flight other than those required for safe operation of aeroplane.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.505(a)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure person carrying out functions as flight crew on air operation complies with prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.505(b)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder for designation of flight crew.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 121.507Holder of air operator certificate must ensure person designated pilot-in-command has acquired prescribed flight time.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.509Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure designated second-in-command has prescribed experience.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.511Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure pilot has prescribed experience.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.513(a)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure pilot-in-command conducts take-off and landing.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.515(a)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder regarding pilot-in-command and second-in-command being qualified for Category 2 or 3 precision approaches and for departures with reduced take-off minima.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.517(a)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder: flight crew member pairing limitations.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.519(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplanes are operated with prescribed number of flight attendants.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.519(b)Holder of air operator certificate must designate senior flight attendant and, if required, deputy senior flight attendant.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.553(a)Holder of air operator certificate must establish training programme for crew members not participating in advanced programme.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.553(b)Holder of air operator certificate must establish training programme to ensure crew members are trained and competent.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.553(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure crew member training is conducted safely.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.553(g)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure person responsible for crew member training programme holds flight examiner rating.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.553(h)Holder of air operator certificate must control crew member training programme.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.553(j)Holder of air operator certificate must record qualifications and inform crew of results.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 121.555(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure that flight crew member training programme includes ground and flight instruction using training devices and flight simulators.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.555(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure that flight simulators and training devices used in training programme are in exposition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.555(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure training can be completed without unplanned interruption and in a conducive environment.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.555(d)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed flight simulator is used in training.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.557(a)Holder of air operator certificate must establish crew member training programme.5,00030,0002,0006,000
Rule 121.557(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure crew member training programme segment includes applicable training.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.559(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure introduction training completed in structured manner and in accordance with prescribed syllabus.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.561(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed crew members complete transition training.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.563(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure certain crew members complete upgrade segment training.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.563(b)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure upgrade segment training includes prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.565(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure crew members adequately trained, current, and proficient in duties carried out.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.565(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure recurrent training is completed in structured manner and in accordance with prescribed syllabus.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.567Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure prescribed consolidation after crew member completes segment of training.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.569(a)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure pilots have required licences and ratings and operating experience.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.571(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure pilots complete line-operating flight time under prescribed supervision.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.573(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure flight engineers hold prescribed licences and ratings.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.573(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed flight engineers complete required flight time or operating cycles.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.575(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure flight attendants complete prescribed ground and flight training.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.575(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure flight attendant training covers prescribed topics.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.577(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure flight attendant has completed prescribed training.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.579Holder of air operator certificate must ensure flight simulator used when prescribed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.581Holder of air operator certificate must maintain records of prescribed training and consolidation undertaken by crew members.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 121.583Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure pilot flight examiner meets requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.585Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure pilot instructor meets requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.587(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure pilot training supervisory functions are performed by aeroplane or simulator instructors.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.587(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure pilot instructor supervisors have complied with prescribed requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.589(a)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure simulator instructor and examiner meet requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.603(a)Holder of air operator certificate must establish operational competency assessment programme acceptable to Director and controlled by certificate holder.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.603(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure person responsible for operational competency assessment programme holds flight examiner rating.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.605(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure crew members subject to operational competency assessment are assessed in accordance with programme.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.605(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure crew members are trained and competent to perform operations.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.607Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder for flight crew competency.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.609Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder for flight instructor and flight examiner competency.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.611Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder and others: flight attendant competency requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.613Holder of air operator certificate must maintain competency and testing records.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 121.803(a)Aeroplane operator may not cause or permit aeroplane to perform air operation unless prescribed scheme has been established and prescribed factors addressed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.803(b)Aeroplane operator performing air operation may not cause or permit flight crew to fly if suffering or likely to suffer from fatigue.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.803(c)Aeroplane operator performing air operation must keep and retain prescribed crew flight time records.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.805(a)Person may not act as flight crew member if suffering from fatigue that may endanger safety of aircraft.5,000 2,000 
Rule 121.805(b)Flight crew member may not exceed flight time limitations.2,500 1,000 
Rule 121.805(c)Flight crew member may not exceed limitations in prescribed scheme.2,500 1,000 
Rule 121.805(d)Flight crew member may not exceed prescribed flight time aggregates.2,500 1,000 
Rule 121.853(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure relevant parts of its exposition are current and accessible to crew members.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 121.853(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure information for operations personnel is accurate and current.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 121.853(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure non-State documentation meets prescribed standard.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 121.853(d)Person performing air operation must ensure document amendments actioned and documents remain current.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 121.855(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed documents are carried on each individual air operation.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.855(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure certain documents are available to each pilot.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 121.857Holder of air operator certificate must permanently record, for each air operation, planned aspects and actual accomplishment of operation.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 121.859Holder of air operator certificate must ensure specified records are retained for 12 months.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 121.903(a)Holder of air operator certificate must establish advanced qualification, or prescribed training, programme.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.903(b)Holder of air operator certificate must provide for transition to advanced qualification programme.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.903(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure advanced qualification programme is conducted safely.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.903(d)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure person responsible for advanced qualification programme holds flight examiner rating.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.903(e)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure advanced qualification programme is controlled by operator.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.903(f)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure affected persons comply with advanced qualification programme.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.903(g)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure advanced qualification programme covers prescribed positions.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.903(h)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure advanced qualification programme covers all positions included in categories.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 121.905(a)Holder of air operator certificate that establishes or revises advanced qualification curriculum must comply with prescribed provisions.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.907(a)Holder of air operator certificate that establishes an advanced qualification programme must ensure programme contains prescribed curricula acceptable to Director.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.907(b)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure each curriculum in programme complies with prescribed requirements.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 121.909(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure advanced qualification programme has prescribed separate curricula.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.911Holder of air operator certificate must ensure indoctrination curriculum includes prescribed information.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.913(a)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure each qualification curriculum includes prescribed requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.915(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure continuing qualification curriculum based on qualification cycle that meets prescribed requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.915(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure continuing qualification cycle does not exceed authorised duration.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.915(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure continuing qualification curriculum includes re-qualification requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.915(d)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure continuing qualification cycle includes prescribed evaluation period.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.915(e)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure evaluation period does not exceed authorised duration.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.915(f)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure evaluation period includes prescribed training sessions.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.915(h)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure that during each training session person participating in programme receives prescribed training.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.915(i)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure evaluation periods include proficiency evaluation.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.915(j)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure training sessions include prescribed proficiency, and line-operating flight time, evaluations.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.915(k)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure proficiency evaluation is conducted in prescribed manner.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.915(l)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure pilot-in-command successfully completes prescribed line-operating flight time evaluation.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.915(m)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure that, during line-operating flight time evaluations, prescribed persons are individually evaluated for current training and proficiency, and for knowledge and skills.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.915(o)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure pilot-in-command, second-in-command, and nominated flight engineers meet prescribed recent experience requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.917(a)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure crew management training requirements are met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.917(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure training and evaluation of flight crew conducted in flight training device or flight simulator.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.919Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed training and evaluation information is collected.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.923(b)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder relating to person providing training by contract.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.951Holder of an air operator certificate authorised to conduct EDTO must not operate an aeroplane on EDTO unless authorised and prescribed requirements are met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.969(a)Holder of an air operator certificate authorised to conduct EDTO must not allow an aeroplane to be dispatched on EDTO unless prescribed requirements are met. 5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.971Holder of an air operator certificate authorised to conduct EDTO must not allow an aeroplane to be dispatched on EDTO for more than 180 minutes unless prescribed requirements are met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 121.973(a)Holder of an air operator certificate authorised to conduct EDTO must ensure pilot-in-command is notified of any significant change at en-route EDTO alternate aerodrome.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 121.973(b)Responsibility of pilot-in-command on EDTO regarding significant changes at en-route alternate EDTO aerodrome before EDTO entry point.2,500 1,000 
Rule 121.973(c)Pilot-in-command on EDTO must not proceed beyond EDTO entry point unless prescribed requirements are met.2,500 1,000 
Rule 121.973(d)Responsibility of pilot-in-command on EDTO regarding compliance with CMP standards.2,500 1,000 
Rule 121.973(e)Responsibility of pilot-in-command on EDTO regarding significant changes at en-route alternate EDTO aerodrome after proceeding beyond EDTO entry point.2,500 1,000 
Rule 121.975(a)Holder of an air operator certificate authorised for EDTO must not allow an aeroplane to be dispatched on EDTO unless prescribed fuel requirements are met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Part 125Air operations— medium aeroplanes    
Rule 125.5Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed persons are familiar with relevant laws, rules, and procedures.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.7Persons performing air operations must conform with procedures in air operator's exposition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.11Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder: SEIFR passenger operations.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.53(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane has current airworthiness certificate.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.53(b)(1)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane operated on SEIFR passenger operation under authority of certificate is certificated as prescribed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.53(b)(2)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure propeller model, engine model, and accessories installed on aeroplane operated on SEIFR passenger operation meet prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.54(a)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure proving flights and tests are performed on intended SEIFR passenger operations.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.55Holder of air operator certificate must ensure language requirements are complied with.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.57(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure appropriate information is available to pilot-in-command.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.57(b)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure appropriate flight plan is prepared and pilot-in-command informed before intended operation.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.57(d)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure flight plan is submitted to ATS unit prior to air operation.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.58Holder of air operator certificate must ensure search and rescue information is carried on-board aeroplane.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.59(a)Holder of air operator certificate must have information regarding emergency and survival equipment carried on each aeroplane.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.61(a)Holder of air operator certificate must establish fuel policy.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.61(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure calculation of usable fuel takes into account prescribed factors.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.63(a)Holder of air operator certificate must establish prescribed flight check system for each aeroplane.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.63(d)Flight crew member performing air operation must use cockpit checklist in accordance with flight check system.2,500 1,000 
Rule 125.65Person performing air operation must ensure passenger safety.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.67(a)Person performing air operation must ensure only authorised persons are admitted to or carried in flight compartment.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.67(b)Person performing air operation must ensure persons in flight compartment are familiarised with safety procedures.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.69(a)No unauthorised person may manipulate flight controls of aeroplane during air operation.5,000 2,000 
Rule 125.71(a)Each flight crew member must ensure prescribed cockpit voice recorder requirements have been met.5,000 2,000 
Rule 125.71(b)Each flight crew member must ensure prescribed flight data recorder requirements have been met.5,000 2,000 
Rule 125.72Holder of air operator certificate must not operate aeroplane on SEIFR passenger operation unless AEDRS operating requirements are met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.77(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aerodrome to be used in its operations meets prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.77(b)Holder of air operator certificate must maintain register containing prescribed information if aerodromes used are not promulgated in NZAIP.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.77(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed aeroplanes operating VFR do not use any place for landing or take-off unless runway and runway strip meet prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.77(d)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed aeroplanes do not use any place for landing or take-off unless prescribed requirements have been met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.79(a)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder: conduct of SEIFR passenger operations.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.81No person may perform commercial transport operation carrying passengers with single engine aeroplane under IFR.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.83Holder of air operator certificate must restrict or suspend operations in hazardous conditions.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.87Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane is not operated on extended over-water operation unless prescribed requirements are met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.89Pilot-in-command must perform air operation at night under IFR except as prescribed.5,000 2,000 
Rule 125.91(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure action plans are developed to deal with in-air and on-ground emergencies and to minimise risk.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.91(d)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure appropriate staff are trained to deal with emergencies.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.93(a)Holder of air operator certificate must not operate prescribed aeroplane on SEIFR passenger operation if non-normal AEDRS or engine indication occurs.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.93(b)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command performing SEIFR passenger operation if non-normal engine indication occurs during flight.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.93(c)Responsibility of pilot-in-command to record time and date of every AEDRS failure in technical log.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.95Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane conducting SEIFR passenger operation has prescribed area navigation system.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.153(a)Person performing air operation must use meteorological information provided by authorised organisation.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.155(a)Pilot-in-command must not commence flight under VFR unless current meteorological reports indicate prescribed VFR minima can be complied with.5,000 2,000 
Rule 125.155(b)Pilot-in-command performing air operation under VFR outside controlled airspace must comply with prescribed requirements.5,000 2,000 
Rule 125.155(c)Pilot-in-command must not perform air operation under VFR above more than scattered cloud unless prescribed requirements are met.5,000 2,000 
Rule 125.157(a)Pilot-in-command must not commence air operation under IFR unless current meteorological reports indicate the matters prescribed.5,000 2,000 
Rule 125.157(b)Pilot-in-command must not commence air operation under IFR unless flight plan complies with prescribed alternate aerodrome requirements.2,500 1,000 
Rule 125.159(a)Pilot-in-command may not continue instrument approach if current meteorological information indicates visibility is less than prescribed minima.5,000 2,000 
Rule 125.161Person performing air transport operation: IFR departure limitations.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.163(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure operation conducted in accordance with exposition if multi-engined aeroplane used at lower than prescribed take-off minima.5,00030,0002,0006,000
Rule 125.165(a)Pilot-in-command must conduct IFR air operations on prescribed routes.2,500 1,000 
Rule 125.165(b)Pilot-in-command must comply with IFR departure and approach procedures while in controlled airspace.5,000 2,000 
Rule 125.165(c)Pilot-in-command must comply with IFR departure and approach procedures while in uncontrolled airspace.5,000 2,000 
Rule 125.165(d)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder not to use aeroplane conducting SEIFR passenger operations more than 45 minutes flying time from aerodrome.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.205Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed aeroplane complies with prescribed performance operating limitations.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.207Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder: take-off weight and performance data.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.209(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure take-off weight and distance meet prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.211Holder of air operator certificate must ensure runway surface and slope correction factors are applied.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.213(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplanes clear obstacles vertically by at least prescribed height.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.217Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder regarding aeroplane performance with critical engine inoperative.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.219(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplanes with 2 engines are not more than 90 minutes away from suitable aerodrome.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.219(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplanes with 3 or more engines are not more than 90 minutes away from suitable aerodrome.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.221Holder of air operator certificate must ensure landing and approach weights meet prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.223(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure estimated aeroplane landing weight will not exceed landing weight specified in aeroplane flight manual.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.223(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure landing weight for estimated time of landing allows full-stop landing in prescribed conditions.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.225(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure available landing distance at estimated time of arrival on wet or contaminated runways meets prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.229(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure take-off weight does not exceed maximum take-off weight specified in aeroplane flight manual.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.231(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane in prescribed conditions clears obstacles vertically in net take-off flight path in prescribed manner.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.233(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure landing weight for estimated time of landing will not exceed that specified in aeroplane flight manual.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.233(b)Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder to ensure that landing weight in prescribed conditions allows full-stop landing.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.235Holder of air operator certificate must ensure landing distance on wet or contaminated runways meets prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.303(a)Holder of air operator certificate must establish weights of goods, passengers, crew, and baggage in accordance with prescribed requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.305Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aircraft load limitations are complied with.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.307Holder of air operator certificate must ensure load manifest completed and certified.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.353Holder of air operator certificate must ensure air operation does not commence unless aeroplane has correctly installed required equipment and instruments.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.355(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane is equipped with shoulder harness for each crew seat.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.355(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane conducting SEIFR passenger operation is equipped with seats that meet prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.357Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane is equipped with powerplant instruments and reversible propeller indicators.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.359Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane operated at night has landing light and light in each passenger compartment.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.361(a)(1)Holder of air operator certificate operating under IFR flight must ensure aeroplane has prescribed instruments and spare bulbs.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.361(a)(2)Holder of air operator certificate operating under IFR flight must ensure aeroplane has spare fuses.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 125.361(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane conducting SEIFR passenger operation is equipped with emergency electrical supply system sufficient for prescribed circumstances.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.361(d)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane conducting SEIFR passenger operation is equipped with prescribed systems and indicators.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.361(e)Holder of air operator certificate must record detection of particle occurrence in technical log.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.363Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane is equipped with prescribed emergency equipment.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.364Holder of air operator certificate must ensure that every aeroplane with 20 or more seats is equipped with protective breathing equipment that meets prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.365(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane with seating of 10 seats or more has public address system and crew member intercom system.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.367(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane with two or more flight crew members is equipped with cockpit voice recorder.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.369(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed aeroplanes are equipped with flight data recorder.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.371Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed aeroplanes are equipped with third presentation of attitude.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.373Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed aeroplanes operating under IFR are equipped with weather radar.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.375Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed aeroplanes are equipped with ground proximity warning system.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.377Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane conducting SEIFR passenger operation is equipped with AEDRS.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.379(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed turbine-powered aeroplanes are equipped with TAWS Class A.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.379(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed turbine-powered aeroplanes manufactured before prescribed date are equipped with TAWS Class A by required date.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.379(d)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed aeroplanes are equipped with TAWS Class B.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.381(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed turbine-powered aeroplanes are equipped with ACAS II by required date.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.381(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure retention of ACAS or ACAS II for prescribed aeroplanes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.403(b)Responsibility of holder of air operator certificate regarding maintenance of aeroplanes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.405Holder of air operator certificate who utilises condition monitoring must provide Director with monthly maintenance reliability report.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.407(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure maintenance programme for aeroplane required to be equipped with AEDRS includes prescribed requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.415(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure maintenance review for aeroplane has been carried out in previous 12 months and review certified.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.415(b)Responsibility of holder of air operator certificate to ensure that maintenance review for aeroplane has been carried out in prescribed manner.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.415(d)Responsibilities of holder of air operator certificate regarding person who carries out maintenance review of aeroplane.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.503(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure flight crew comply with prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.503(b)Responsibilities of holder of air operator certificate: designation of flight crew.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 125.503(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure flight crew members are assigned in writing functions they perform.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 125.505(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure person acting as pilot-in-command has prescribed experience.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.507Holder of air operator certificate must not use person as pilot-in-command of aeroplane under VFR unless prescribed requirements are met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.509Holder of air operator certificate must not use person as pilot-in-command of aeroplane under IFR unless prescribed requirements are met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.511(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane operated under IFR is operated with two pilots.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.553(a)Holder of air operator certificate must establish training programme to ensure crew members are trained and competent.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.553(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure crew members are trained in accordance with programme contained in exposition.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.553(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure training programme is controlled by certificate holder.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.555Holder of air operator certificate must maintain accurate records of training undertaken by crew members.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.557(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure unqualified crew members complete initial training conducted in prescribed manner.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.559(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure qualified crew members complete transition training course if required.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.561Holder of air operator certificate must ensure crew members adequately trained, current, and proficient in duties.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.563(a)Holder of air operator certificate must establish flight attendant training programme if use of flight attendant required.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.563(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure flight attendants complete prescribed training.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.565(a)Holder of air operator certificate must establish flight crew training programme.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.565(d)Flight crew training programme must be conducted by prescribed flight crew member instructor.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.565(e)Holder of air operator certificate must accurately record and inform flight crew member of qualification gained.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 125.567Holder of air operator certificate must ensure person carrying out functions as instructor meets prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.603(a)Holder of air operator certificate must establish prescribed operational competency assessment programme controlled by certificate holder.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.605(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure flight examiner in operational competency assessment programme meets prescribed requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.605(b)Flight examiner carrying out operational competency assessment in flight simulator must meet prescribed requirements.2,500 1,000 
Rule 125.607Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder: flight crew competency checks.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.609Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder: flight attendant competency checks.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.613Holder of air operator certificate must maintain accurate records of competency assessment and testing of crew members.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 125.803(a)Aeroplane operator may not cause or permit aeroplane to perform air operation unless prescribed scheme has been established and prescribed factors addressed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.803(b)Aeroplane operator may not cause or permit person to fly as flight crew if suffering or likely to suffer from fatigue.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.803(c)Aeroplane operator must keep accurate flight time records as required.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 125.805(a)Person may not act as flight crew member if suffering or likely to suffer from fatigue that may endanger safety.5,000 2,000 
Rule 125.805(b)Flight crew member may not exceed flight and duty time limitations.2,500 1,000 
Rule 125.805(c)Flight crew member may not exceed limitations in prescribed scheme.2,500 1,000 
Rule 125.805(d)Flight crew member may not exceed prescribed flight time aggregates.2,500 1,000 
Rule 125.853Holder of air operator certificate must ensure relevant parts of its exposition are current and accessible to crew members.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 125.855(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed documents are carried on each individual flight.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.855(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure copies of prescribed documents are available to each pilot.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 125.857(a)Holder of air operator certificate must record for each air operation planned aspects and actual accomplishment of operation.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 125.859Holder of air operator certificate must ensure that prescribed documents are retained for 12 months.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 125.861Holder of air operator certificate who operates aeroplane required to be equipped with AEDRS must keep legible, accurate, permanent, and retrievable record of AEDRS analysis information.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Part 129Foreign air transport operator—certification    
Rule 129.5No person may perform foreign air transport operation without foreign air operator certificate.5,00030,000  
Rule 129.15(c)Holder of expired or revoked foreign air operator certificate must surrender it to Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 129.15(d)Holder of suspended foreign air operator certificate must produce it to Director for endorsement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 129.17Holder of foreign air operator certificate who terminates operations must notify Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 129.101(a)Holder of foreign air operator certificate must comply with prescribed operations specifications.5,00030,000  
Rule 129.101(b)Holder of foreign air operator certificate must comply with prescribed requirements.5,00030,000  
Rule 129.101(c)Holder of foreign air operator certificate must make prescribed exposition available to Director.2,50015,000  
Rule 129.103(a)Holder of foreign air operator certificate must ensure exposition up to date and accurate, and that amendments meet requirements.2,50030,0001,00012,000
Rule 129.103(b)Holder of foreign air operator certificate proposing to make certain changes must apply to and gain acceptance of Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 129.103(e)Holder of foreign air operator certificate must comply with conditions imposed by Director.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 129.103(f)Where changes to organisation require amendment to foreign air operator certificate, holder must forward certificate to Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 129.103(g)Holder of foreign air operator certificate must make amendments to exposition considered necessary by Director.5,00030,000  
Rule 129.105Holder of foreign air operator certificate must ensure prescribed aircraft equipped with ACAS II.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 129.107Responsibility of holder of foreign air operator certificate conducting foreign air transport operation regarding use of runway within New Zealand to ensure provision of appropriate runway end safety area.10,00050,0002,00012,000
Rule 129.109(b)Responsibility of holder of foreign air operator certificate to equip aeroplane with emergency locator transmitter as prescribed.10,00050,0002,00012,000
Part 133Helicopter external load operations    
Rule 133.5(a)Pilot-in-command performing helicopter external load operations must hold prescribed licence.5,000 2,000 
Rule 133.51(b)Pilot-in-command performing helicopter external load operations must conduct flight to allow external load to be released and emergency landing.5,000 2,000 
Rule 133.53Pilot-in-command conducting prescribed operations may not carry person inside helicopter who is not performing essential function.5,000 2,000 
Rule 133.55(a)Pilot-in-command may not carry load suspended beneath helicopter in prescribed circumstances.5,000 2,000 
Rule 133.55(b)Pilot-in-command hovering in external load operations must ensure no person is in hovering area unless essential to operation and appropriately briefed.5,000 2,000 
Rule 133.57Responsibilities of pilot-in-command performing helicopter external load operations: load weight limitations.5,000 2,000 
Rule 133.59Pilot-in-command performing helicopter external load operations must ensure operation conducted under VFR.5,000 2,000 
Rule 133.61Pilot-in-command performing helicopter external load operations must comply with requirements for night operations.5,000 2,000 
Rule 133.63Pilot-in-command performing helicopter external load operations must ensure external load is carried on prescribed hook or device.5,000 2,000 
Rule 133.67(a)Pilot-in-command performing helicopter external load operations must ensure load is adequately rigged and settled before leaving loading zone.5,000 2,000 
Rule 133.67(b)Pilot-in-command performing helicopter external load operations must maintain adequate control of helicopter and load.5,000 2,000 
Rule 133.69(1)Pilot-in-command performing helicopter external load operations over congested areas: requirements for plan of operation.5,000 2,000 
Rule 133.69(2)Pilot-in-command performing helicopter external load operations must retain plan for prescribed period.1,250 500 
Rule 133.69(3)Pilot-in-command performing helicopter external load operations must give prior notification.1,250 500 
Rule 133.69(4)Pilot-in-command performing helicopter external load operations must comply with requirements of territorial authority.1,250 500 
Rule 133.69(5)Pilot-in-command performing helicopter external load operations must give public notice.1,250 500 
Rule 133.71(a)(1)Pilot-in-command carrying person beneath helicopter may not operate at weight in excess of 90% of OGE hover weight.5,000 2,000 
Rule 133.71(a)(2)Pilot-in-command carrying person beneath helicopter must carry person minimum distance necessary.1,250 500 
Rule 133.71(a)(3)Pilot-in-command carrying person beneath helicopter: responsibilities for release system.1,250 500 
Rule 133.71(a)(4)Pilot-in-command carrying person beneath helicopter: elimination of inadvertent release.5,000 2,000 
Rule 133.71(a)(5)Pilot-in-command carrying person beneath helicopter must operate in prescribed safe manoeuvring area.5,000 2,000 
Rule 133.71(b)Pilot-in-command performing helicopter external load operations: requirements for raising and lowering person by winch.5,000 2,000 
Rule 133.71(c)Pilot-in-command performing helicopter external load operations: requirements for carrying injured person beneath helicopter.5,000 2,000 
Rule 133.71(d)Pilot-in-command performing helicopter external load operations: rappelling requirements.2,500 1,000 
Rule 133.73(a)Pilot-in-command performing helicopter external load operations: supplementary crew member requirements.2,500 1,000 
Rule 133.75(a)Operator responsibility regarding crew competency requirements for winching, rappelling, or human sling operations.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 133.75(d)Helicopter external load operator must retain records of checks and flight reviews for 4 years.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 133.75(e)Pilot-in-command performing helicopter external load operations must ensure training is not performed over or adjacent to city, town, or settlement.5,000 2,000 
Rule 133.253(a)Helicopter external load operator: instrument and equipment requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 133.255Helicopter external load operator: external load equipment requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 133.257(a)Helicopter external load operator: quick release device requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 133.257(b)Helicopter external load operator must ensure quick release device functions properly with prescribed external loads.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 133.257(c)Helicopter external load operator: requirements for primary and secondary quick release controls.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 133.303Helicopter external load operator: maintenance requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 133.305Operator must ensure that person certifying release to service is properly trained and qualified.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 133.307(a)Operator requirements for external load equipment inspection and proof loading.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Part 135Air operations—helicopters and small aeroplanes    
Rule 135.5Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed persons are familiar with relevant laws, rules, and procedures.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.7Persons performing air operations must comply with procedures in air operator certificate holder's exposition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.13Person performing commercial transport operations must ensure passenger receives additional briefing or training in safety and emergency procedures.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.53(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aircraft used in air transport operation has current airworthiness certificate.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.53(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aircraft used in commercial transport operation meets prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.55Holder of air operator certificate must ensure language requirements are complied with.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.57(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure appropriate information is available to pilot-in-command.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.57(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed flight plan is prepared and pilot-in-command informed before intended operation.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.57(d)Holder of air operator certificate performing air operations under VFR to aerodrome where communications cannot be maintained must ensure prior prescribed requirements are met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.57(e)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure flight plan is submitted to ATS unit.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.59(a)Holder of air operator certificate must have available information regarding emergency and survival equipment carried on each aircraft.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.61(a)Holder of air operator certificate must establish fuel policy.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.61(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure calculation of usable fuel takes into account prescribed factors.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.61(d)Person flight planning or en route replanning air operation must comply with fuel policy.2,500 1,000 
Rule 135.63(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure cockpit checklist covering procedures is available to flight crew members.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.63(b)Person performing air operation must use cockpit checklist in accordance with aircraft flight manual.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.65(a)Person performing air operations must ensure passenger safety.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.69(a)No unauthorised person may manipulate flight controls of aircraft during air operation.5,000 2,000 
Rule 135.69(b)Holder of air operator certificate must take reasonable care to ensure no unauthorised person manipulates flight controls during air operation.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.71(a)Each flight crew member must ensure prescribed cockpit voice recorder requirements have been met.5,000 2,000 
Rule 135.71(b)Each flight crew member must ensure prescribed flight data recorder requirements have been met.5,000 2,000 
Rule 135.77(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aerodrome to be used in its operations meets prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.77(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure heliport to be used meets prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.77(c)Holder of air operator certificate must maintain register containing prescribed information if aerodromes used are not promulgated in NZAIP.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.77(d)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed aeroplanes operating VFR by day do not use any place for landing or take-off unless runway and runway strip meet prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.77(e)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed aeroplanes do not use any place for landing or take-off unless prescribed requirements have been met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.81No person may perform air operation carrying passengers with single engine aircraft under IFR.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.83Holder of air operator certificate must restrict or suspend operations in hazardous conditions.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.87(a)Person performing air operation may not operate more than 10 nm beyond gliding or autorotational distance from shore unless prescribed requirements have been met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.87(b)Person performing air operation in single engine helicopter may not operate more than 10 nm beyond autorotational distance from shore unless prescribed requirements have been met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.87(d)Person performing air transport operation over water beyond 100 nm from shore must conduct flight under IFR.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.91(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure action plans are developed to deal with in-air and on-ground emergencies and to minimise risk.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.91(d)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure appropriate staff are trained to deal with emergencies.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.93(b)Pilot-in-command of helicopter performing commercial transport operation in prescribed conditions must comply with required plan.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.95(a)Pilot-in-command performing air transport operation in helicopter may not carry external sling load.5,000 2,000 
Rule 135.153(a)Person performing air operation under VFR must use meteorological information of sufficient reliability and accuracy from appropriate source.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.153(b)Person performing IFR air transport operation must use meteorological information provided by authorised organisation.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.155(a)Person performing air operation must ensure VFR flight does not begin unless current meteorological reports indicate prescribed VFR minima can be complied with.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.155(b)Pilot-in-command performing VFR operation in aeroplane outside controlled airspace may only fly in prescribed meteorological conditions.5,000 2,000 
Rule 135.155(c)Pilot-in-command performing VFR operation in helicopter outside controlled airspace may only fly in prescribed meteorological conditions.5,000 2,000 
Rule 135.155(d)Pilot-in-command performing VFR commercial transport operations in helicopter must manoeuvre and fly in prescribed manner.5,000 2,000 
Rule 135.155(e)Pilot-in-command may not carry out air operation under VFR in aircraft above more than scattered cloud unless prescribed requirements met.5,000 2,000 
Rule 135.155(f)Pilot-in-command may not perform air operation carrying passengers under VFR in single engine aircraft above more than scattered cloud.5,000 2,000 
Rule 135.157Pilot-in-command performing air operation may not commence IFR flight unless current meteorological reports indicate conditions will meet prescribed requirements.5,000 2,000 
Rule 135.159(a)Pilot-in-command may not continue instrument approach if current meteorological information indicates visibility is less than prescribed minima.5,000 2,000 
Rule 135.161Person performing air transport operations: IFR departure limitations.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.163(b)Air operator certificate holder must ensure reduced minima take-off requirements are met.5,00030,0002,0006,000
Rule 135.165(a)Pilot-in-command must conduct IFR air transport operations on prescribed routes.2,500 1,000 
Rule 135.165(b)Pilot-in-command must comply with IFR departure and approach procedures while in controlled airspace.5,000 2,000 
Rule 135.165(c)Pilot-in-command must comply with IFR departure and approach procedures while in uncontrolled airspace.5,000 2,000 
Rule 135.205Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed aeroplane complies with prescribed performance operating limitations.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.207Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder: take-off weight and performance data.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.209(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure take-off weight and distance meet prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.211Holder of air operator certificate must ensure runway surface and slope correction factors are applied.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.213(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplanes operating under IFR clear obstacles vertically by at least prescribed height.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.215Holder of air operator certificate must retain stall margin and calculate loss of gradient by applying prescribed factors.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.217(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed aeroplanes are capable of continuing flight at positive slope under prescribed conditions.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.217(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane en route limitations are calculated in prescribed manner.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.219(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplanes with 2 engines are not more than 90 minutes away from suitable aerodrome.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.219(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplanes with 3 or more engines are not more than 90 minutes away from suitable aerodrome.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.221Holder of air operator certificate must ensure landing and approach weights meet prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.223(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure estimated aeroplane landing weight will not exceed landing weight specified in aeroplane flight manual.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.223(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure estimated aeroplane landing weight allows full-stop landing in prescribed circumstances.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.225(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure landing distance on wet or contaminated runways meets prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.229(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure take-off weight does not exceed maximum take-off weight specified in aeroplane flight manual.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.231(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aeroplane in prescribed conditions clears obstacles vertically in net take-off flight path in prescribed manner.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.233(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure landing weight for estimated time of landing will not exceed that specified in aeroplane flight manual.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.233(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure landing weight for estimated time of landing allows full-stop landing in prescribed conditions.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.235Holder of air operator certificate must ensure available landing distance at estimated time of arrival on wet or contaminated runways meets prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.303(a)Holder of air operator certificate must establish weights of passengers, crew, goods and baggage in accordance with prescribed requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.305(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aircraft load limitations are complied with.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.305(b)Pilot-in-command must assess prescribed information before taking-off on air operation.2,500 1,000 
Rule 135.353(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure air operation does not commence unless aircraft has required equipment and instruments.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.355Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aircraft operated under authority of certificate is equipped with shoulder harness or single diagonal shoulder belt for each flight crew member seat.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.357Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aircraft is equipped with powerplant instruments and reversible propeller indicators.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.359Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aircraft operated at night has landing light and light in each passenger compartment.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.361(a)Holder of air operator certificate operating under IFR must ensure aircraft has prescribed instruments and spares.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.363Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aircraft is equipped with prescribed emergency equipment.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.367(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed helicopters are equipped with cockpit voice recorder.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.369(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed helicopters are equipped with flight data recorder.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.371Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed aircraft are equipped with third presentation of attitude.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.402(a)Holder of air operator certificate must identify prescribed option for maintenance in maintenance programme.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.402(b)Holder of general air operator certificate must under prescribed circumstances ensure aircraft has annual review of airworthiness.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.402(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure maintenance on specified aircraft is performed by specified organisation.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.402(d)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure that maintenance on specified helicopter is performed by specified organisation.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.403(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure aircraft operated under authority of certificate is maintained in accordance with prescribed maintenance programme.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.405Holder of air operator certificate who utilises condition monitoring must provide Director with prescribed monthly reliability report.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.415(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure maintenance review has been carried out in previous 12 months and review certified.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.415(b)Responsibility of holder of air operator certificate to ensure that maintenance review has been carried out in prescribed manner.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.415(d)Responsibility of holder of air operator certificate regarding person who carries out prescribed maintenance review of aircraft.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.503(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure flight crew comply with prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.503(b)Responsibilities of holder of air operator certificate: designation of flight crew.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 135.505(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure person acting as pilot-in-command has prescribed experience.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.509Holder of air operator certificate must not designate person as pilot-in-command of aircraft performing air operation under IFR unless person has minimum required experience.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.511(a)Holder of air operator certificate must not operate aircraft under IFR with 1 pilot unless prescribed requirements are met.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.511(b)Holder of air operator certificate must not operate aircraft with 2 pilots unless prescribed requirements are met.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.553(a)Holder of air operator certificate must establish training programme to ensure crew members are trained and competent.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.553(b)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure crew members are trained in accordance with programme contained in exposition.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.553(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure training programme is controlled by certificate holder.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.555Holder of air operator certificate must maintain accurate records of training undertaken by crew members.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.557(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure unqualified crew members complete initial training conducted in prescribed manner.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.559(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure qualified crew members complete transition training if required.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.561Holder of air operator certificate must ensure crew members adequately trained, current, and proficient in duties.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.563Holder of air operator certificate must ensure that an abnormal, unusual, or emergency training manoeuvre is not performed during air operation while carrying passengers.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.565(a)Holder of air operator certificate must establish flight crew training programme.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.565(d)Training must be conducted by prescribed flight crew member instructor.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.565(e)Holder of air operator certificate must accurately record and inform flight crew member of qualification gained.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 135.567Holder of air operator certificate must ensure person carrying out functions as instructor meets prescribed requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.603(a)Holder of air operator certificate must establish and control prescribed operational competency assessment programme.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.605(a)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure flight examiner in operational competency assessment meets prescribed requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.605(b)Flight examiner carrying out operational competency assessment in flight simulator must meet prescribed requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.607Responsibilities of air operator certificate holder: flight crew competency checks.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.613Holder of air operator certificate must maintain accurate records of competency assessment and testing of crew members.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 135.803(a)Holder of air operator certificate may not cause or permit aircraft to perform air operation unless prescribed scheme has been established and prescribed factors addressed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.803(b)Aircraft operator may not cause or permit person to fly as flight crew if suffering or likely to suffer from fatigue.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.803(c)Aircraft operator must keep accurate flight time records.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 135.805(a)Person may not act as flight crew member if suffering or likely to suffer from fatigue that may endanger safety.5,000 2,000 
Rule 135.805(b)Flight crew member may not exceed flight and duty time limitations.2,500 1,000 
Rule 135.805(c)Flight crew member may not exceed limitations in prescribed scheme.2,500 1,000 
Rule 135.853Holder of air operator certificate must ensure relevant parts of its exposition are current and accessible to crew members.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 135.855Holder of air operator certificate must ensure that prescribed documents are carried on each individual flight.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 135.857(a)Holder of air operator certificate must keep prescribed accurate daily records.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 135.857(c)Holder of air operator certificate must ensure prescribed information made available to pilot-in-command.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 135.859Holder of air operator certificate must ensure that prescribed documents are retained for 12 months.1,2507,5005003,000
Part 137Agricultural aircraft operations    
Rule 137.3Pilot performing agricultural aircraft operation must hold appropriate ratings.5,000   
Rule 137.5No person may perform commercial agricultural aircraft operation except under the authority of and in accordance with agricultural aircraft operator certificate.5,00030,0001,5006,000
Rule 137.9Person performing agricultural aircraft operation involved in accident or incident must notify Director.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 137.65Pilot performing or being trained to perform agricultural aircraft operation must ensure aircraft has minimum fuel reserves.2,500 1,000 
Rule 137.103Pilot performing or being trained to perform agricultural aircraft operation may not take-off over prescribed weight except under prescribed circumstances.4,000 2,000 
Rule 137.107Pilot performing or being trained to perform agricultural aircraft operation where third-party risk exists must comply with requirements on calculation of take-off distance.4,000 2,000 
Rule 137.109Pilot performing or being trained to perform agricultural aircraft operation where third-party risk exists must ensure that take-off flight path clears obstacles by prescribed distances.4,000 2,000 
Rule 137.157(c)Holder of expired or revoked agricultural aircraft operator certificate must surrender certificate to Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 137.157(d)Holder of suspended agricultural aircraft operator certificate must produce certificate to Director for endorsement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 137.201Holder of agricultural aircraft operator certificate must maintain and retain prescribed records for prescribed period.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 137.203Responsibilities of agricultural aircraft operator certificate holder on remote-base operations to appoint base pilot.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 137.205(a)Responsibilities of holder of agricultural aircraft operator certificate intending to operate over congested area.4,00025,000  
Rule 137.205(c)Responsibilities of pilot-in-command performing agricultural aircraft operation over congested area.4,000 2,000 
Rule 137.205(d)Holder of agricultural aircraft operator certificate must retain plan for agricultural aircraft operation over congested area for prescribed period.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 137.207Holder of agricultural aircraft operator certificate must comply with prescribed personnel requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 137.209(1)Holder of agricultural aircraft operator certificate must notify Director of changes to operations.4,00025,0002,00012,000
Rule 137.209(2)Holder of agricultural aircraft operator certificate must obtain Director's acceptance before changing key personnel.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 137.253Responsibilities of agricultural aircraft operator to ensure aircraft equipped with prescribed instruments and equipment.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 137.255Operator of agricultural aircraft must ensure aircraft equipped with shoulder harness for each crew seat.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 137.257Operator of agricultural aircraft must ensure aircraft equipped with slip indicator.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 137.259Operator of agricultural aircraft must ensure aircraft equipped with prescribed equipment.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Part 139Aerodromes—certification, operation, and use    
Rule 139.5(a)Person may not operate aerodrome serving prescribed aeroplanes except as authorised by aerodrome operating certificate.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.11(c)Holder of expired or revoked aerodrome operating certificate must surrender certificate to Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 139.11(d)Holder of suspended aerodrome operating certificate must produce certificate to Director for endorsement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 139.17(b)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must provide written report to Director concerning deviation from prescribed requirements in emergency.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.101(1)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must hold current and complete copy of aerodrome certification exposition on aerodrome.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 139.101(2)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must comply with exposition.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.101(3)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must make exposition available to personnel.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 139.101(4)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must continue to meet prescribed standards and requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.101(5)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must notify change of address, telephone number, and fax number within prescribed period.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 139.103(a)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must employ prescribed maintenance programme.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.103(b)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must keep paved manoeuvring areas clear of loose stones and objects.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.103(c)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must maintain paved runways in prescribed condition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.105Responsibilities of aerodrome operating certificate holder: maintenance and checking of visual aids for navigation.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.107Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must establish procedures ensuring that works carried out on aerodrome do not endanger aircraft operations.5,00030,000  
Rule 139.109Responsibilities of aerodrome operating certificate holder: maintenance of emergency plan.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.111(a)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must provide rescue and firefighting capability meeting minimum requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.111(b)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must increase rescue and firefighting capability in prescribed circumstances.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.111(e)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must employ system of preventive maintenance of rescue and firefighting vehicles.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.111(f)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate to replace inoperative rescue and firefighting vehicles.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.111(g)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must respond to each emergency during prescribed operations.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.113Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must ensure provision of prescribed air traffic services.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.115(a)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must ensure aerodrome provided with apron management service in prescribed conditions.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.115(b)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must facilitate transition of aircraft in prescribed circumstances.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.117Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must conduct aerodrome inspection programme.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.119Responsibilities of aerodrome operating certificate holder: control of ground vehicles on or near aerodrome operational area.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.121Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must protect navigation aids and air traffic service facilities.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.123Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must give notice of aerodrome operational condition or defect that may affect safe operation of aircraft.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.125(a)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must establish procedures for restricting aircraft operations where unsafe condition exists on aerodrome.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.127(a)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must ensure exposition remains current.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.127(b)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must ensure amendments to exposition meet requirements and comply with procedures—    
 (a) where offence is failing to ensure amendment meets prescribed requirements:2,50015,0001,0006,000
 (b) where offence is failing to ensure amendment complies with exposition procedures.6253,7502501,500
Rule 139.127(c)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must provide Director with copy of each amendment to exposition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.127(d)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must notify Director and obtain acceptance of certain changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.127(f)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must comply with conditions prescribed on changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.127(g)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must forward certificate for amendment where required.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 139.127(h)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must amend exposition as Director considers necessary in interests of safety.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.203(a)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must provide barriers for security areas.5,00030,000  
Rule 139.203(d)Holder of aerodrome operating certificate must meet other requirements for security designated aerodromes.5,00030,000  
Rule 139.205Holder of aerodrome operating certificate for non-security designated aerodrome must have prescribed contingency plan and comply with prescribed requirements.4,00025,000  
Rule 139.303Aircraft operator: general conditions applying to use of aerodromes.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.305Air transport operator: use of place for landing and take-off.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 139.307Aircraft operator: use of place for landing or take-off on non-air-transport operations.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.309(a)Helicopter operator: use of heliport in populous area.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.309(b)Helicopter operator: use of heliport outside populous area or on external load operation.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.309(c)Helicopter operator must ensure heliport requirements are complied with.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.351(a)(1)No person may provide or operate UNICOM service except in prescribed manner.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.351(a)(2)No person may broadcast weather or aerodrome information except in prescribed manner.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.353(a)Person intending to provide UNICOM or AWIB service: application and consent.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.353(b)Person providing or operating UNICOM or AWIB service must ensure service is operated in prescribed manner.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.353(c)Person providing or operating UNICOM or AWIB service must ensure service does not operate in proscribed manner.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.353(d)Person providing or operating UNICOM or AWIB service: safeguards.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.353(f)Person providing or operating UNICOM service must not provide proscribed services or information.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.353(g)Person providing UNICOM service must implement prescribed procedures.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.355Person operating UNICOM service must be trained and assessed to prescribed requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 139.357Person intending to provide UNICOM or AWIB service must provide prescribed information to NZ AIS.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Part 140Aviation security service organisations— certification    
Rule 140.5No person may provide aviation security services at security designated aerodrome or security designated navigation installation except as authorised by aviation security service certificate.5,00030,000  
Rule 140.13(c)Holder of expired or revoked aviation security service certificate must surrender certificate to Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 140.13(d)Holder of suspended aviation security service certificate must produce certificate to Director for endorsement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 140.101Holder of aviation security service certificate must comply with exposition and fulfil other compliance requirements.5,00030,000  
Rule 140.103(a)(1)Holder of aviation security service certificate must ensure exposition remains current.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 140.103(a)(2)Holder of aviation security service certificate must ensure amendments to exposition meet prescribed requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 140.103(a)(3)Holder of aviation security service certificate must comply with amendment procedure in exposition.6253,7502501,500
Rule 140.103(a)(4)Holder of aviation security service certificate must provide Director with copy of amendment to exposition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 140.103(a)(5)Holder of aviation security service certificate must amend exposition as Director considers necessary in interests of aviation security.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 140.103(b)Holder of aviation security service certificate must apply and obtain acceptance of certain changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 140.103(e)Holder of aviation security service certificate must comply with conditions prescribed for changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 140.103(f)Holder of aviation security service certificate must forward certificate to Director for amendment where required.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.1Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to searches of sterile areas.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.2Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to security control of sterile areas.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.3Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to aircraft searches.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.4Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to screening point security and equipment.5,00030,000  
Appendix para A.5Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to screening of persons.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.6Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to screening by x-ray.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.7Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to hand search of carry-on baggage.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.8Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to recording details of unauthorised articles taken from passengers.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.9Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to surveillance of persons being screened.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.10Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to breaches of security screening.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.11Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to action plans and alarms for emergencies at screening points.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.12Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to mobile patrols.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.13Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to security officer duties at check points.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.14Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to security officers carrying out random security spot checks.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.15Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to security officers monitoring and verifying identification cards and pilot licences.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.16Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to security escorts.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.17Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to carrying out foot patrols.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.18Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to security of aircraft at aerodromes.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.19Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to identification and equipping of patrol vehicles.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.20Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to security of classified documentation.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.21Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to consultation with and provision of information to other organisations at identified locations.1,2507,5005003,000
Appendix para A.22Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to medical fitness of aviation security officers.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Appendix para A.23Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to training and competency of aviation security officers.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Appendix para A.24Obligations of aviation security service certificate holder relating to recurrent testing of aviation security officers.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Part 141Aviation training organisations—certification    
Rule 141.9(d)Holder of revoked aviation training organisation certificate must surrender certificate to Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 141.9(e)Holder of suspended aviation training organisation certificate must produce certificate to Director for endorsement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 141.101(1)Holder of standard aviation training organisation certificate must hold current and complete copy of certificate at each location specified.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 141.101(2)Holder of standard aviation training organisation certificate must comply with exposition.5,00030,000  
Rule 141.101(3)Holder of standard aviation training organisation certificate must make exposition available to personnel.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 141.101(4)Holder of standard aviation training organisation certificate must continue to meet prescribed standards and requirements.5,00030,000  
Rule 141.101(5)Holder of standard aviation training organisation certificate must notify change of address, telephone number, or fax number.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 141.103(a)Holder of standard aviation training organisation certificate must ensure exposition remains current.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 141.103(b)Holder of standard aviation training organisation certificate must ensure amendments to exposition meet requirements and comply with procedures—    
 (a) where offence is failing to meet prescribed requirements:2,50015,0001,0006,000
 (b) where offence is failing to comply with amendment procedures.6253,7502501,500
Rule 141.103(c)Holder of standard aviation training organisation certificate must provide Director with copy of each amendment to exposition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 141.103(d)Holder of standard aviation training organisation certificate must notify Director and obtain acceptance of certain changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 141.103(f)Holder of standard aviation training organisation certificate must comply with conditions prescribed for changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 141.103(g)Holder of standard aviation training organisation certificate must forward certificate to Director for amendment where required.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 141.103(h)Holder of standard aviation training organisation certificate must amend exposition as Director considers necessary in interests of safety.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 141.153Holder of restricted aviation training organisation certificate must continue to comply with certification requirements.5,00030,000  
Rule 141.155(a)Holder of restricted aviation training organisation certificate must manage and maintain records.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 141.155(b)Holder of restricted aviation training organisation certificate must ensure records meet prescribed requirements.6253,7502501,500
Part 145Aircraft maintenance organisations—certification    
Rule 145.5No person may exercise prescribed privileges except as authorised by maintenance organisation certificate.5,00030,0005003,000
Rule 145.13(c)Holder of expired or revoked maintenance organisation certificate must surrender certificate to Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 145.13(d)Holder of suspended maintenance organisation certificate must produce certificate to Director for endorsement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 145.15Holder of maintenance organisation certificate ceasing to offer maintenance services must notify Director.6253,7502501,500
Rule 145.101(1)Holder of maintenance organisation certificate must hold current and complete copy of exposition at each location specified.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 145.101(2)Holder of maintenance organisation certificate must comply with exposition.5,00030,000  
Rule 145.101(3)Holder of maintenance organisation certificate must make exposition available to personnel.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 145.101(4)Holder of maintenance organisation certificate must continue to meet standards and requirements.5,00030,000  
Rule 145.101(5)Holder of maintenance organisation certificate must determine that each aircraft or component released to service is in airworthy condition.5,00030,000  
Rule 145.103(a)Person may not release to service or certify conformity unless authorised by certificate holder's exposition.5,000 2,000 
Rule 145.105(a)Holder of maintenance organisation certificate must ensure exposition remains current.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 145.105(b)(1)Holder of maintenance organisation certificate must ensure amendments to exposition meet requirements of rules.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 145.105(b)(2)Holder of maintenance organisation certificate must comply with amendment procedures in exposition.6253,7502501,500
Rule 145.105(c)Holder of maintenance organisation certificate must provide Director with copy of each amendment to exposition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 145.105(d)Holder of maintenance organisation certificate must apply to Director and obtain acceptance of certain changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 145.105(f)Holder of maintenance organisation certificate must comply with conditions prescribed for changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 145.105(g)Holder of maintenance organisation certificate must forward certificate to Director for amendment where required.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 145.105(h)Holder of maintenance organisation certificate must amend exposition as Director considers necessary in interests of safety.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Part 146Aircraft design organisations—certification    
Rule 146.5No person may exercise prescribed privileges except as authorised by aircraft design organisation certificate.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 146.13(c)Holder of expired or revoked design organisation certificate must surrender certificate to Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 146.13(d)Holder of suspended design organisation certificate must produce certificate to Director for endorsement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 146.15(a)Holder of design organisation certificate ceasing to offer design services must notify Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 146.101(1)Holder of design organisation certificate must hold current and complete copy of exposition at each location specified.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 146.101(2)Holder of design organisation certificate must comply with exposition.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 146.101(3)Holder of design organisation certificate must make exposition available to personnel.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 146.101(4)Holder of design organisation certificate must continue to meet prescribed standards and requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 146.101(5)Responsibilities of design organisation certificate holder: compliance with applicable airworthiness requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 146.105(a)Holder of design organisation certificate must ensure exposition remains current.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 146.105(b)(1)Holder of design organisation certificate must ensure amendments to exposition meet prescribed requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 146.105(b)(2)Holder of design organisation certificate must comply with amendment procedures in exposition.6253,7502501,500
Rule 146.105(c)Holder of design organisation certificate must provide Director with copy of each amendment to exposition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 146.105(d)Holder of design organisation certificate must notify Director and obtain acceptance of certain changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 146.105(f)Holder of design organisation certificate must comply with conditions prescribed for changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 146.105(g)Holder of design organisation certificate must forward certificate to Director for amendment where required.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 146.105(h)Holder of design organisation certificate must amend exposition as Director considers necessary in interests of safety.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Part 148Aircraft manufacturing organisations— certification    
Rule 148.5No person may exercise prescribed privileges except as authorised by manufacturing organisation certificate.5,00030,000  
Rule 148.13(c)Holder of expired or revoked manufacturing organisation certificate must surrender certificate to Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 148.13(d)Holder of suspended manufacturing organisation certificate must produce certificate to Director for endorsement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 148.15Holder of manufacturing organisation certificate ceasing product manufacturing must notify Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 148.101(1)Holder of manufacturing organisation certificate must hold current and complete copy of exposition at each location specified.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 148.101(2)Holder of manufacturing organisation certificate must comply with exposition.5,00030,000  
Rule 148.101(3)Holder of manufacturing organisation certificate must make exposition available to personnel.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 148.101(4)Holder of manufacturing organisation certificate must continue to meet prescribed standards and requirements.5,00030,000  
Rule 148.101(5)Holder of manufacturing organisation certificate must determine each product released conforms to design data and is safe.5,00030,000  
Rule 148.103Holder of manufacturing organisation certificate must identify products in accordance with prescribed requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 148.105(a)Holder of manufacturing organisation certificate must ensure exposition remains current.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 148.105(b)(1)Holder of manufacturing organisation certificate must ensure amendments to exposition meet prescribed requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 148.105(b)(2)Holder of manufacturing organisation certificate must comply with amendment procedures in exposition.6253,7502501,500
Rule 148.105(c)Holder of manufacturing organisation certificate must provide Director with copy of each amendment to exposition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 148.105(d)Holder of manufacturing organisation certificate must apply to Director and obtain acceptance of certain changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 148.105(f)Holder of manufacturing organisation certificate must comply with conditions prescribed for changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 148.105(g)Holder of manufacturing organisation certificate must forward certificate to Director for amendment where required.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 148.105(h)Holder of manufacturing organisation certificate must amend exposition as Director considers necessary in interests of safety.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Part 149Aviation recreation organisations—certification    
Rule 149.3Aviation recreation organisations: limitations on issuing aviation documents.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 149.11(c)Holder of revoked aviation recreation organisation certificate must surrender certificate to Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 149.11(d)Holder of suspended aviation recreation organisation certificate must produce certificate to Director for endorsement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 149.101(1)Holder of aviation recreation organisation certificate must hold current and complete copy of exposition at each location specified.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 149.101(2)Holder of aviation recreation organisation certificate must comply with exposition.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 149.101(3)Holder of aviation recreation organisation certificate must make exposition available to personnel.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 149.101(4)Holder of aviation recreation organisation certificate must continue to meet prescribed standards and requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 149.101(5)Holder of aviation recreation organisation certificate must notify Director of change of address, telephone number, and fax number.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 149.103(a)Holder of aviation recreation organisation certificate must ensure exposition remains current.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 149.103(b)Holder of aviation recreation organisation certificate must ensure amendments to exposition meet requirements and comply with procedures—    
 (a) where offence is failing to ensure amendment meets prescribed requirements:2,50015,0001,0006,000
 (b) where offence is failing to ensure amendment complies with exposition procedures.6253,7502501,500
Rule 149.103(c)Holder of aviation recreation organisation certificate must provide Director with copy of each amendment to exposition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 149.103(d)Holder of aviation recreation organisation certificate must notify Director and obtain acceptance of certain changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 149.103(e)Holder of aviation recreation organisation certificate: requirements for incorporated societies to notify Director of prescribed changes as result of election.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 149.103(g)Holder of aviation recreation organisation certificate must comply with conditions prescribed for changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 149.103(h)Holder of aviation recreation organisation certificate must forward certificate to Director for amendment where required.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 149.103(i)Holder of aviation recreation organisation certificate must amend exposition as Director considers necessary in interests of safety.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Part 157Notice of construction, alteration, activation, and deactivation of aerodromes    
Rule 157.5Proponent of specified projects required to give notice.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 157.13Proponent must notify Director of completion of project.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Part 171Aeronautical telecommunication services— operation and certification    
Rule 171.5(a)No person may provide aeronautical telecommunication services except as authorised by aeronautical telecommunication service certificate.5,00030,000  
Rule 171.13(c)Holder of expired or revoked aeronautical telecommunication service certificate must surrender certificate to Director.2,50015,0005003,000
Rule 171.13(d)Holder of suspended aeronautical telecommunication service certificate must produce certificate to Director for endorsement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 171.17(a)(1)No person may operate radio navigation aid unless identification code allocated by Director.2,50015,0005003,000
Rule 171.17(a)(2)No person may operate radio communication transmitter on aeronautical radio frequency unless call sign allocated by Director.2,50015,0005003,000
Rule 171.19Person operating aeronautical facility must forward required information to AIS and check it has been accurately published.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 171.21Person operating aeronautical facility may not permit it to continue to operate if they suspect information being provided is erroneous.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 171.101(1)Holder of aeronautical telecommunication service certificate must continue to meet prescribed standards and requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 171.101(2)Holder of aeronautical telecommunication service certificate must comply with exposition.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 171.101(3)Holder of aeronautical telecommunication service certificate must hold current and complete copy of exposition at each location specified.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 171.101(4)Holder of aeronautical telecommunication service certificate must make exposition available to personnel.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 171.101(5)Holder of aeronautical telecommunication service certificate must notify change of address, telephone number, and fax number.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 171.107Holder of aeronautical telecommunication service certificate: obligations regarding operating and maintenance instructions.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 171.109(b)Holder of aeronautical telecommunication service certificate must provide written report to Director concerning deviation from prescribed requirements in emergency.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 171.113(a)Holder of aeronautical telecommunication service certificate may not permit aeronautical facility to continue to operate if integrity of information suspect.5,00030,000  
Rule 171.113(b)Holder of aeronautical telecommunication service certificate may not operate on aeronautical radio frequency except under radio apparatus licence.5,00030,0002,0006,000
Rule 171.113(c)Holder of aeronautical telecommunication service certificate may not operate facility unless prescribed requirements are met.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 171.115(a)(1)Holder of aeronautical telecommunication service certificate must ensure exposition remains current.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 171.115(a)(2)Holder of aeronautical telecommunication service certificate must ensure amendments to exposition meet prescribed requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 171.115(a)(3)Holder of aeronautical telecommunication service certificate must comply with amendment procedures in exposition.6253,7502501,500
Rule 171.115(a)(4)Holder of aeronautical telecommunication service certificate must provide Director with copy of each amendment to exposition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 171.115(a)(5)Holder of aeronautical telecommunication service certificate must amend exposition as Director considers necessary in interests of safety.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 171.115(b)Holder of aeronautical telecommunication service certificate must apply to Director and obtain acceptance of certain changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 171.115(e)Holder of aeronautical telecommunication service certificate must comply with conditions prescribed for changes.5,00030,000  
Rule 171.115(f)Holder of aeronautical telecommunication service certificate must forward certificate to Director for amendment where required.1,2507,5005003,000
Part 172Air traffic service organisations—certification    
Rule 172.5No person may provide air traffic service except as authorised by air traffic service certificate.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 172.13(c)Holder of expired or revoked air traffic service certificate must surrender certificate to Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 172.13(d)Holder of suspended air traffic service certificate must produce certificate to Director for endorsement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 172.151(1)Holder of air traffic service certificate must hold current and complete copy of exposition at each location specified.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 172.151(2)Holder of air traffic service certificate must comply with exposition.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 172.151(3)Holder of air traffic service certificate must make exposition available to personnel.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 172.151(4)Holder of air traffic service certificate must continue to meet prescribed standards and requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 172.151(5)Holder of air traffic service certificate must notify change of address, telephone number, and fax number.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 172.153(a)Holder of air traffic service certificate must provide operations manuals.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 172.157(a)Responsibilities of air traffic service certificate holder: denial of ATC clearance in prescribed circumstances.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 172.157(b)Holder of air traffic service certificate must continue to provide normal ATC service for aircraft entering manoeuvring area without ATC clearance.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 172.161(a)Holder of air traffic service certificate must ensure exposition remains current.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 172.161(b)(1)Holder of air traffic service certificate must ensure amendments to exposition meet prescribed requirements.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 172.161(b)(2)Holder of air traffic service certificate must ensure amendments to exposition comply with procedures.6253,7502501,500
Rule 172.161(c)Holder of air traffic service certificate must provide Director with copy of each amendment to exposition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 172.161(d)Holder of air traffic service certificate must notify Director and obtain acceptance of certain changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 172.161(f)Holder of air traffic service certificate must comply with conditions prescribed for changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 172.161(g)Holder of air traffic service certificate must forward certificate to Director for amendment where required.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 172.161(h)Holder of air traffic service certificate must amend exposition as Director considers necessary in interests of safety.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 172.163(a)Holder of air traffic service certificate must give prior notice of withdrawal of air traffic service.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 172.163(b)Holder of air traffic service certificate must give prior notice of intention to permanently reduce hours of operation.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 172.163(c)Holder of air traffic service certificate must not hinder prescribed transitional arrangement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 172.203No person may provide service that Director determines to be air traffic service except as authorised by air traffic service certificate.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 172.209Holder of air traffic service certificate for service the Director determines to be air traffic service must provide service in accordance with conditions attached to certificate.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Part 173Instrument flight procedure organisations    
Rule 173.5Person must not provide instrument flight procedure service for specified areas except under authority of prescribed certificate.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 173.101(1)Holder of instrument flight procedure service certificate must hold complete current copy of holder's exposition at holder's principal location.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 173.101(2)Holder of instrument flight procedure service certificate must comply with every procedure and standard detailed in exposition.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 173.101(3)Holder of instrument flight procedure service certificate must make each applicable part of exposition available to personnel who require part to carry out their duties.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 173.101(4)Holder of instrument flight procedure service certificate must continue to meet standards and comply with certification requirements.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 173.101(5)Holder of instrument flight procedure service certificate must notify Director of any change of prescribed details.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 173.103(a)(1)Holder of instrument flight procedure service certificate must amend exposition to ensure it is current description of holder's organisation.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 173.103(a)(2)Holder of instrument flight procedure service certificate must ensure that amendments to exposition meet applicable requirements of Part 173.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 173.103(a)(3)Holder of instrument flight procedure service certificate must comply with amendment procedures contained in exposition.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 173.103(a)(4)Holder of instrument flight procedure service certificate must provide Director with copy of each amendment made to exposition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 173.103(a)(5)Holder of instrument flight procedure service certificate must amend exposition as Director considers necessary in interests of aviation safety.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 173.103(b)Holder of instrument flight procedure service certificate must notify Director and obtain Director's acceptance before, or as soon as practicable after, incorporating specified changes into exposition.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 173.103(d)Holder of instrument flight procedure service certificate must comply with any condition imposed by Director as prescribed.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 173.103(e)Holder of instrument flight procedure service certificate must forward his or her certificate to Director for endorsement of amendment if prescribed change requires amendment to certificate.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 173.105Holder of instrument flight procedure service certificate must notify Director in writing 90 days before discontinuing maintenance of instrument flight procedure.5,000 30,0002,00012,000
Part 174Aviation meteorological service organisations—certification    
Rule 174.5No person may provide meteorological service except as authorised by meteorological service certificate.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 174.6Responsibilities of person providing basic weather report.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 174.13(c)Holder of expired or revoked meteorological service certificate must surrender certificate to Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 174.13(d)Holder of suspended meteorological service certificate must produce certificate to Director for endorsement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 174.101(1)Holder of meteorological service certificate must hold current and complete copy of exposition at each location specified.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 174.101(2)Holder of meteorological service certificate must comply with exposition.5,00030,000  
Rule 174.101(3)Holder of meteorological service certificate must make exposition available to personnel.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 174.101(4)Holder of meteorological service certificate must continue to meet prescribed standards and requirements.5,00030,000  
Rule 174.101(5)Holder of meteorological service certificate must notify Director of change of address, telephone number, and fax number.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 174.103Responsibilities of holder of meteorological service certificate relating to operations manual.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 174.107(1)Holder of meteorological service certificate may not provide meteorological information where input information not available.5,00030,000  
Rule 174.107(2)Holder of meteorological service certificate may not provide meteorological information where operational performance does not meet applicable requirements.5,00030,000  
Rule 174.107(3)Holder of meteorological service certificate may not provide meteorological information where integrity monitoring system not fully functional.4,00025,000  
Rule 174.107(4)Holder of meteorological service certificate may not provide meteorological information where required verification, inspection, test, or calibration not completed.5,00030,000  
Rule 174.107(5)Holder of meteorological service certificate may not provide meteorological information where integrity of information suspect.5,00030,000  
Rule 174.109(a)Holder of meteorological service certificate must ensure exposition remains current.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 174.109(b)Holder of meteorological service certificate must ensure amendments to exposition meet requirements and comply with procedures—    
 (a) where offence is failing to ensure amendment meets prescribed requirements:2,50015,0001,0006,000
 (b) where offence is failing to ensure amendment complies with required procedures.6253,7502501,500
Rule 174.109(c)Holder of meteorological service certificate must provide Director with copy of each amendment to exposition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 174.109(d)Holder of meteorological service certificate must notify Director and obtain acceptance of certain changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 174.109(f)Holder of meteorological service certificate must comply with conditions prescribed for changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 174.109(g)Holder of meteorological service certificate must forward certificate to Director for amendment where required.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 174.109(h)Holder of meteorological service certificate must amend exposition as Director considers necessary in interests of safety.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Part 175Aeronautical information service organisations—certification    
Rule 175.3No person may provide aeronautical information service except as authorised by aeronautical information service certificate.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 175.11(c)Holder of expired or revoked aeronautical information service certificate must surrender certificate to Director.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 175.11(d)Holder of suspended aeronautical information service certificate must produce certificate to Director for endorsement.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 175.101(1)Holder of aeronautical information service certificate must hold current and complete copy of exposition at each location specified.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 175.101(2)Holder of aeronautical information service certificate must comply with exposition.5,00030,000  
Rule 175.101(3)Holder of aeronautical information service certificate must make exposition available to personnel.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 175.101(4)Holder of aeronautical information service certificate must continue to meet prescribed standards and requirements.5,00030,000  
Rule 175.101(5)Holder of aeronautical information service certificate must notify Director of change of address, telephone number, or fax number.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 175.103(a)Holder of aeronautical information service certificate for AIP service must publish aeronautical information publications and aeronautical information circulars.5,00030,000  
Rule 175.103(b)Other responsibilities of holder of aeronautical information service certificate for AIP service.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 175.105(1)Holder of aeronautical information service certificate for NOTAM service must designate New Zealand NOTAM office.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 175.105(2)Holder of aeronautical information service certificate for NOTAM service must operate on 24-hour basis.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 175.105(3)Holder of aeronautical information service certificate for NOTAM service must establish agreements with international NOTAM offices for exchange of NOTAM.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 175.105(4)Responsibilities of holder of aeronautical information service certificate for NOTAM service on aeronautical fixed telecommunication network.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 175.105(5)Holder of aeronautical information service certificate for NOTAM service must issue NOTAM promptly.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 175.105(6)Holder of aeronautical information service certificate for NOTAM service must issue periodic checklist of NOTAM in force.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 175.107Obligations of holder of aeronautical information service certificate for pre-flight information service.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 175.109(a)Holder of aeronautical information service certificate must ensure exposition remains current.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 175.109(b)Holder of aeronautical information service certificate must ensure amendments to exposition meet requirements and comply with procedures—    
 (a) where offence is failing to ensure amendment meets prescribed requirements:2,50015,0001,0006,000
 (b) where offence is failing to ensure amendment complies with required procedures.6253,7502501,500
Rule 175.109(c)Holder of aeronautical information service certificate must provide Director with copy of each amendment to exposition.2,50015,0001,0006,000
Rule 175.109(d)Holder of aeronautical information service certificate must notify Director and obtain acceptance of certain changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 175.109(f)Holder of aeronautical information service certificate must comply with prescribed conditions for changes.5,00030,0002,00012,000
Rule 175.109(g)Holder of aeronautical information service certificate must forward certificate to Director for amendment where required.1,2507,5005003,000
Rule 175.109(h)Holder of aeronautical information service certificate must amend exposition as Director considers necessary in interests of safety.5,00030,0002,00012,000
  • Schedule 1: amended, on 5 April 2012, by regulation 4 of the Civil Aviation (Offences) Amendment Regulations 2012 (SR 2012/31).

  • Schedule 1: amended, on 21 October 2011, by regulation 4 of the Civil Aviation (Offences) Amendment Regulations 2011 (SR 2011/323).

  • Schedule 1: amended, on 1 October 2010, by regulation 4 of the Civil Aviation (Offences) Amendment Regulations 2010 (SR 2010/263).

Schedule 2
Civil aviation infringement offence notice

r 6(a)

Form
Civil aviation infringement offence notice

Section 58, Civil Aviation Act 1990

Notice No: ...................................................................

Enforcement authority

Director of Civil Aviation: ...................................................................
Issued by: [full name, being a person authorised by the Director]

To

Full name: ...................................................................
Full address:
...................................................................

...................................................................
Occupation:
...................................................................
Date of birth:
...................................................................
*Aviation document No:
...................................................................

*Where applicable
Alleged infringement offence(s) details

Date: ...................................................................
Time:
...................................................................
Place:
...................................................................
Aircraft type:
...................................................................
Nationality and registration marks:
...................................................................

...................................................................

Offence NoOffenceInfringement fee payable
1 ...................................................................
 $ ...................................................................
2 ...................................................................
 $ ...................................................................
3 ...................................................................
 $ ...................................................................
Payment of infringement fee(s)

The infringement fee(s) is (are) payable within 28 days after this notice being delivered personally, or served by post.

The infringement fee(s) may be paid to:

Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand at [place]

Cheques or money orders should be made out to the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand and should be crossed and marked Not transferable.

Do not detach: Please present both copies of this notice when making payment.

Important: Please read the following statement of rights:

Statement of rights
  • 1 This notice sets out 1 or more alleged infringement offences. Each offence that is identified by a number is a separate infringement offence. You may decide what to do in respect of each alleged offence individually, and may act in the same way in respect of all alleged offences or in different ways in respect of different alleged offences, as set out below.

Payments

  • 2 If you pay the infringement fee for an alleged offence within 28 days of the service on you of this notice, no further enforcement action will be taken for that offence. Payments may be made at places indicated on the front page of this notice.

Defence

  • 3 You have a complete defence against proceedings for an alleged offence if the infringement fee for that offence has been paid to the enforcement authority at the address shown on the front page of this notice within 28 days after service on you of a reminder notice. Late payment or payment made to any other address will not constitute a defence.

Further action

  • 4 If you wish to—

    • (a) raise any matter relating to the circumstances of an alleged offence for consideration by the enforcement authority; or

    • (b) deny liability for the offence and request a court hearing; or

    • (c) admit liability for the offence, but wish to have a court consider written submissions as to penalty or otherwise—

    you should write to the enforcement authority at the address shown on the front page of this notice. Any such letter should be personally signed.

  • 5 If you deny liability for the offence and request a hearing, the enforcement authority will, unless it decides not to commence court proceedings in respect of the offence, serve you with a notice of hearing setting out the place and time at which the matter will be heard by the court.

    Note: If the court finds you guilty of the offence, costs will be imposed in addition to any penalty.

  • 6 If you admit liability for the offence but want the court to consider your submissions as to penalty or otherwise, you should in your letter to the enforcement authority—

    • (a) request a hearing; and

    • (b) admit liability; and

    • (c) set out the written submissions you wish to be considered by the court. The enforcement authority will then file your letter with the court (unless it decides not to commence court proceedings in respect of the offence). There is no provision for an oral hearing before the court if you follow this course of action.

    Note: Costs will be imposed in addition to any penalty.

  • 7 If you do not pay the infringement fee and do not request a hearing in respect of an alleged offence within 28 days after the service on you of this notice, you will (unless the enforcement authority decides otherwise) be served with a reminder notice.

  • 8 If you do not pay the infringement fee and do not request a hearing in respect of the alleged offence within 28 days after being served with the reminder notice, you will become liable to pay costs in addition to the infringement fee, unless the enforcement authority decides not to commence proceedings against you.

  • 9 When writing or making payment of an infringement fee, please indicate—

    • (a) the date of the infringement offence; and

    • (b) the infringement notice number; and

    • (c) the identifying number of each alleged offence and the course of action you are taking in respect of it (if this notice sets out more than 1 offence and you are not paying all the infringement fees for all the alleged offences); and

    • (d) your full address for replies (if you are not paying all the infringement fees for all the alleged offences).

    If it is not clear which alleged offence any payment relates to, your payment may be treated as relating to the alleged offences in the order in which they are set out on the front page of this notice.

    Note: All queries and/or correspondence regarding the infringement offence(s) must be directed to the enforcement authority named in this notice at the address shown.

  • Schedule 2: amended, on 10 October 2006, by regulation 4 of the Civil Aviation (Offences) Amendment Regulations 2006 (SR 2006/243).

Schedule 3
Unruly passenger infringement notice

r 6(b)

Form
Unruly passenger infringement notice

Section 65P, Civil Aviation Act 1990

Notice No: ...................................................................
Date of notice:
...................................................................

Enforcement authority

Director of Civil Aviation: ...................................................................
Issued by: [full name, being a person authorised by the Director]

This notice is issued to the person described below in respect of the alleged offence described below.

Details of person

Full name: ...................................................................
Full address:
...................................................................
Occupation:
...................................................................
Date of birth:
...................................................................
Passport number and country of issue (if applicable):
...................................................................

...................................................................

Details of alleged offence
Date: ...................................................................
 Time: ...................................................................
 S   M   T   W   T   F   S   
Place: ...................................................................
Aircraft nationality and registration: ...................................................................
Offence descriptionInfringement fee payable
1 ...................................................................
$ ...................................................................
2 ...................................................................
$ ...................................................................
3 ...................................................................
$ ...................................................................
Service details

(To be provided for filing in court)

Method of service

Personal service by [full name] on [date of service] at [full address of service]

Postal service on [date of service] to [full address of service]

Payment of infringement fee

The infringement fee may be paid (not later than 14 days after service of this notice) at the following address, either in person or by sending it by post: [address where fee may be paid].

Cheques or money orders should be made payable to the Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand and should be crossed and marked Not transferable. An official receipt will be issued following payment.

If this notice has been served on you on arrival at a port that has been approved under the Biosecurity Act 1993 for an offence on an international flight, you may choose to pay the infringement fee immediately. Payment may be made at the MAF Collections Booth located in the arrivals area of the International Terminal Building in New Zealand currency, or by EFTPOS or approved credit cards. An official receipt will be issued following payment.

Important: The notes below set out important information.

Notes

Defences

You have a defence against any proceedings for the offence alleged in this notice if you can prove that the infringement fee has been paid to the enforcement authority, either—

  • at the address for payment shown on the front of this notice before, or within 14 days after, you have been served with this notice; or

  • by immediate payment (if you were served with this notice at a port that has been approved under the Biosecurity Act 1993 for an offence on an international flight).

Note: Late payment, or payment at any other address, will not be a defence.

Right to request hearing

You have the right to request a hearing. A request for a hearing must be made in writing, be signed by you, and be delivered to the address specified on the front of this notice before, or within 14 days after, you have been served with this notice.

If you request a hearing, you may deny liability for the offence, or admit liability and make submissions as to penalty or any other matter.

If you deny liability for the offence, the enforcement authority will serve you with a notice of hearing setting out the place and time at which the matter will be heard by the court (unless the enforcement authority decides not to start court proceedings).

Note: If the court finds you guilty of the offence, costs will be imposed in addition to any fine.

If you admit liability for the offence but want the court to consider your submissions, you should, in your request for a hearing,—

  • admit the offence; and

  • set out the written submissions you wish to be considered by the court.

The enforcement authority will then file your letter with the court (unless the enforcement authority decides not to commence court proceedings). There will be no oral hearing before the court if you follow this course of action.

Note: Costs will be imposed in addition to any fine.

Consequences of taking no action

If, within 14 days after being served with this notice, you have not paid the infringement fee and the enforcement authority has not received a request for a hearing, you will become liable to pay costs in addition to the infringement fee (unless the enforcement authority decides not to commence court proceedings against you).

Questions and other correspondence

When writing or making payment, please include—

  • the date of the infringement notice; and

  • the infringement notice number; and

  • the identifying number of each alleged offence and the course of action you are taking in respect of the alleged offence(s); and

  • your full address for replies.

Further details of your rights and obligations are set out in sections 65P, 65Q, 65R, 65S, and 65T of the Civil Aviation Act 1990 and section 21 of the Summary Proceedings Act 1957.

Note: All queries and all correspondence regarding this notice must be directed to the enforcement authority at the address shown.

  • Schedule 3: amended, on 10 October 2006, by regulation 5 of the Civil Aviation (Offences) Amendment Regulations 2006 (SR 2006/243).

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Request and undertaking with respect to unruly passenger

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Form
Request and undertaking with respect to unruly passenger

Section 65D, Civil Aviation Act 1990

To: [Director of Civil Aviation or person authorised by Director]

Request

I, [full name], pilot-in-command of flight [number], request, under section 65D(1)(a)(i) of the Civil Aviation Act 1990, that an infringement notice be issued to, or proceedings be commenced against, [full name] of [address and occupation], as I have reason to suspect that on [date] on flight [number] this person committed the following unruly passenger offence(s):

  • *1 acted in a manner that endangered the safety of the aircraft, or a person in the aircraft, in breach of section 65F of the Civil Aviation Act 1990:

  • *2 used threatening, offensive, or insulting words towards a crew member in breach of section 65G(1)(a) of the Civil Aviation Act 1990:

  • *3 behaved in a threatening, offensive, insulting, or disorderly manner towards a crew member in breach of section 65G(1)(b) of the Civil Aviation Act 1990:

  • 4* behaved in a manner that interfered with the performance by a crew member of his or her duties in breach of section 64G(1)(c) of the Civil Aviation Act 1990:

  • *5 intentionally interfered with the performance by a crew member of his or her duties in breach of section 65G(1)(d) of the Civil Aviation Act 1990:

  • *6 tampered or interfered with the aircraft, a component of the aircraft, or the aircraft's equipment in breach of section 65H of the Civil Aviation Act 1990:

  • *7 boarded the aircraft while intoxicated, or became intoxicated on the aircraft, in breach of section 65I of the Civil Aviation Act 1990:

  • *8 failed to comply with commands given directly by me, or indirectly by me through a crew member, in breach of section 65J of the Civil Aviation Act 1990:

  • *9 behaved in a threatening, offensive, insulting or disorderly manner in breach of section 65K(1)(a) of the Civil Aviation Act 1990:

  • *10 used threatening, offensive, or insulting words in breach of section 65K(1)(b) of the Civil Aviation Act 1990:

  • *11 used a portable electronic device in breach of section 65L of the Civil Aviation Act 1990:

  • *12 failed to comply with instructions of a crew member, passenger information signs, or placards to occupy a seat or berth and fasten, and keep fastened, any installed safety belt or safety harness in breach of section 65M of the Civil Aviation Act 1990:

  • *13 smoked on board the flight when instructed not to do so in breach of section 65N of the Civil Aviation Act 1990:

  • *14 carried or caused to be carried dangerous goods on the aircraft in breach of section 65O of the Civil Aviation Act 1990:

[specify any further relevant details].

Undertaking

Pursuant to section 65D(1)(a)(ii) of the Civil Aviation Act 1990, I undertake that neither [aircraft operator] nor I have made, or will make, any similar requests to the authorities of any other state.

*Delete if inapplicable
  
 Signature of pilot-in-command
 Witnessed by me at [place] on [date]:
  
 Signature of witness

Rebecca Kitteridge,
for Clerk of the Executive Council.


Issued under the authority of the Acts and Regulations Publication Act 1989.

Date of notification in Gazette: 29 June 2006.


Contents

  • 1General

  • 2Status of reprints

  • 3How reprints are prepared

  • 4Changes made under section 17C of the Acts and Regulations Publication Act 1989

  • 5List of amendments incorporated in this reprint (most recent first)


Notes
1 General
  • This is a reprint of the Civil Aviation (Offences) Regulations 2006. The reprint incorporates all the amendments to the regulations as at 5 April 2012, as specified in the list of amendments at the end of these notes.

    Relevant provisions of any amending enactments that contain transitional, savings, or application provisions that cannot be compiled in the reprint are also included, after the principal enactment, in chronological order. For more information, see http://www.pco.parliament.govt.nz/reprints/ .

2 Status of reprints
  • Under section 16D of the Acts and Regulations Publication Act 1989, reprints are presumed to correctly state, as at the date of the reprint, the law enacted by the principal enactment and by the amendments to that enactment. This presumption applies even though editorial changes authorised by section 17C of the Acts and Regulations Publication Act 1989 have been made in the reprint.

    This presumption may be rebutted by producing the official volumes of statutes or statutory regulations in which the principal enactment and its amendments are contained.

3 How reprints are prepared
  • A number of editorial conventions are followed in the preparation of reprints. For example, the enacting words are not included in Acts, and provisions that are repealed or revoked are omitted. For a detailed list of the editorial conventions, see http://www.pco.parliament.govt.nz/editorial-conventions/ or Part 8 of the Tables of New Zealand Acts and Ordinances and Statutory Regulations and Deemed Regulations in Force.

4 Changes made under section 17C of the Acts and Regulations Publication Act 1989
  • Section 17C of the Acts and Regulations Publication Act 1989 authorises the making of editorial changes in a reprint as set out in sections 17D and 17E of that Act so that, to the extent permitted, the format and style of the reprinted enactment is consistent with current legislative drafting practice. Changes that would alter the effect of the legislation are not permitted.

    A new format of legislation was introduced on 1 January 2000. Changes to legislative drafting style have also been made since 1997, and are ongoing. To the extent permitted by section 17C of the Acts and Regulations Publication Act 1989, all legislation reprinted after 1 January 2000 is in the new format for legislation and reflects current drafting practice at the time of the reprint.

    In outline, the editorial changes made in reprints under the authority of section 17C of the Acts and Regulations Publication Act 1989 are set out below, and they have been applied, where relevant, in the preparation of this reprint:

    • omission of unnecessary referential words (such as of this section and of this Act)

    • typeface and type size (Times Roman, generally in 11.5 point)

    • layout of provisions, including:

      • indentation

      • position of section headings (eg, the number and heading now appear above the section)

    • format of definitions (eg, the defined term now appears in bold type, without quotation marks)

    • format of dates (eg, a date formerly expressed as the 1st day of January 1999 is now expressed as 1 January 1999)

    • position of the date of assent (it now appears on the front page of each Act)

    • punctuation (eg, colons are not used after definitions)

    • Parts numbered with roman numerals are replaced with arabic numerals, and all cross-references are changed accordingly

    • case and appearance of letters and words, including:

      • format of headings (eg, headings where each word formerly appeared with an initial capital letter followed by small capital letters are amended so that the heading appears in bold, with only the first word (and any proper nouns) appearing with an initial capital letter)

      • small capital letters in section and subsection references are now capital letters

    • schedules are renumbered (eg, Schedule 1 replaces First Schedule), and all cross-references are changed accordingly

    • running heads (the information that appears at the top of each page)

    • format of two-column schedules of consequential amendments, and schedules of repeals (eg, they are rearranged into alphabetical order, rather than chronological).