Regulations and Government
Argentina Improves General Aviation Flying Freedom
Eliminates ban on VFR night flying, allows single-pilot Part 135 with autopilot
Argentina aviation
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 Argentina’s National Civil Aviation Administration (ANAC) has amended civil aviation regulations to eliminate the requirement for all general aviation flights to file a flight plan, removed a ban on nighttime VFR flying, and simplified rules for Part 135 charter operators.

According to ANAC, “The measure applies to Parts 91, 121, and 135 of the RAAC (Argentine Civil Aviation Regulations) and is the result of a comprehensive technical analysis that considers technological advancements, the operational experience of the various sectors of civil aviation, and the recommendations of international organizations. In all cases, the changes are implemented while guaranteeing operational safety, which remains a guiding principle of the aeronautical authority.

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