the purpose of the civil aviation safety authority is the regulation of civil aviation.
the purpose of the civil aviation safety authority is the regulation of civil aviation.
what is the purpose of the civil aviation safety authority?
the regulation of civil aviation
civil aviation safety authority









































the civil aviation safety authority (casa) is the australian national authority for the regulation of civil aviation. although distinct from the government, it reports to the federal minister for infrastructure and transport.









































casa is responsible for monitoring civil air operations in australia, issuing appropriate licences, enforcing safety requirements and protecting the environment from the effects of aircraft use. 









































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established on 6 july 1995 when the air safety functions of the former civil aviation authority of australia were separated from its other regulatory function of air traffic control (which went to airservices australia).









































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civil aviation safety authority
bullet::::- july 6 – the government of australia abolishes its civil aviation authority and establishes the new civil aviation safety authority and airservices australia. the civil aviation authority's functions are divided between the two new entities, with the civil aviation safety authority becoming australia′s national civil aviation authority, with responsibility for the safety of civil aviation, while airservices australia, a government-owned corporation, takes over the responsibility for air traffic control in australia.









































bullet::::- july 11
1995 in aviation