What is CASA's primary role?

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What is CASA's primary role?

CASA is Australia’s national aviation safety regulator. Its main job is to ensure the safety of civil aviation both within Australia and for Australian-registered aircraft operating overseas. This means setting safety standards for aircraft and operations, certifying airworthiness, approving maintenance organizations, licensing pilots and other aviation personnel, and supervising operators to ensure compliance and investigating safety issues when needed. It does not regulate airline pricing or manage air traffic services, which are handled by other entities. In short, the core function is the safety regulation of civil air operations in Australia and the oversight of Australian aircraft abroad.

CASA is Australia’s national aviation safety regulator. Its main job is to ensure the safety of civil aviation both within Australia and for Australian-registered aircraft operating overseas. This means setting safety standards for aircraft and operations, certifying airworthiness, approving maintenance organizations, licensing pilots and other aviation personnel, and supervising operators to ensure compliance and investigating safety issues when needed. It does not regulate airline pricing or manage air traffic services, which are handled by other entities. In short, the core function is the safety regulation of civil air operations in Australia and the oversight of Australian aircraft abroad.

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