ENFORCEMENT PROCESS

 The primary objectives of CASA enforcement activities are as follows:

The protection of fare paying passengers, the aviation community and the general public from those who cannot, or will not, operate in accordance with the law.

Educate those in the aviation industry about CASA’s role as a regulator and the importance of complying with their legal obligations, thus engendering a spirit of cooperation.

Identify those people in the industry who may require additional training or supervision.

Take appropriate enforcement action against those who deliberately choose to put other considerations before their obligations to comply or who flagrantly disregard those obligations.

Where individuals or organizations in the aviation industry choose to break the rules, or demonstrate they are unwilling or unable to meet their legal obligations to aviation safety, CASA will respond with prompt, firm and fair enforcement action. This includes prosecution and/or suspension or cancellation action where necessary.

                                                                                Fundamental Concepts of our Enforcement Process

                                                                                  Two (2) Approaches used for Resolution of Safety Issues

EXIT CONTROL

The exit process from the industry applies when an AOC or other aviation document holders voluntarily seeks a cancellation of an AOC/aviation document by surrendering their document or CASA revoking an AOC/aviation document as a result of an Enforcement Process.