Ahead of the pack : defence aviation safety regulations

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In: Australian Defence Magazine: June 2016 Vol.24 No.6, pp.50-52 (61)Summary: 2016 is a watershed year for the ADF airworthiness system begins to cut across to the newly developed defence aviation safety regulations. The New Zealand defence force has already agreed to adopt the system and Indonesia has been briefed and will be sending a team to Australia to investigate the potential adoption of DASR.

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2016 is a watershed year for the ADF airworthiness system begins to cut across to the newly developed defence aviation safety regulations. The New Zealand defence force has already agreed to adopt the system and Indonesia has been briefed and will be sending a team to Australia to investigate the potential adoption of DASR.

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