Flight Operations, Safety, Technical Bulletin
Late November 2018, one of our Members who is an experienced experimental aircraft test pilot suggested some changes to some of the advice shown within the SAAA Flight Test Guide book, and Test Cards. Specifically, with regard to stalling the aircraft and use of full...
Flight Operations, Member Benefits, Member Support Program, News, Safety, Training
A new Flight Safety Advisor program that now includes Type Transition & Re-current Flight Training – “delivered by SAAA Members who know our planes best” Many of our Members will be aware of this project, and if you were at AusFly in October, you will likely have...
Advocacy, Flight Operations, Member Benefits, News, Safety
Comparing and contrasting medical and other standards for pilots within the self-administered sector against those of CASA-regulated pilots. AGAA representatives from AOPA, SAAA, AMROBA and GFA attended and provided evidence to the Rural & Regional Affairs &...
Flight Operations, News, Safety
Subject: RAPAC OOS re MEL RWY 34 GLS consequential changes to Port Phillip Bay VFR lane [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]UNCLASSIFIED To all sport organisations, Please find an out of sessions RAPAC paper that the OAR would like you to disseminate to members in relation to an...
Flight Operations, News, Safety
New fuel rules are coming The rules covering minimum fuel requirements are changing soon. For private operators – the rules begin on 8 November 2018. For AOC and Part 141 certificate holders with a certificate in force on 7 November 2018 – you have until...
Construction & Maintenance, News, Safety
CASA released the following information on the 9th October 2018 regarding policy changes to their Airworthiness Directive notification service. CASA wrote: Dear Subscriber, CASA is changing our policy regarding notification of Urgent Airworthiness Directives (ADs) via...
