Australia's Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) is proposing to bring longstanding exemptions and directions into flight operations regulations, “making the rules clearer, easier to navigate, and more consistent.”&nbsp;Provisions being incorporated relate to clearer requirements for aircraft flight manual compliance; clarifying that&nbsp;alternate key personnel are optional for operators, not mandatory; more practical aircraft significant change thresholds; night vision imaging system operations; and complying with air transport or aerial work requirements during private operations.&nbsp;CASA emphasized the proposed amendments do not introduce new regulatory obligations. Instead, “they formalize existing arrangements that operators have already been complying with under exemption and direction instruments.”&nbsp;Comments are due by May 6, 2026.

Australia: Flight Operations Rules Integration

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Australia: Flight Operations Rules Integration

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