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    Good for our Industry

    Apr 14, 2022 2 minutes

    n December 2021 the safety regulator, CASA, made provisions within the Civil Aviation Order (CAO) 95.55 for Approved Self-Administering Aviation Organisations (ASAO) to administer lightweight aeroplanes up to and including 760 kg maximum take off weight (MTOW). Of course, from a Recreational Aviation Australia (RAAus) perspective we see this as a good thing in terms of potential to growth to our organisation, but we

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