Commonwealth Consolidated Regulations Commonwealth Consolidated Regulations(1) An Australian air transport operator contravenes this subregulation if, in any 12 month period, the operator uses a foreign registered aircraft to conduct Australian air transport operations for a total of more than the number of days mentioned in subregulation (2).
(b) if the operator holds an approval under regulation 119.025 in relation to the aircraft--the number mentioned in the approval for the aircraft.
(3) A person commits an offence of strict liability if the person contravenes subregulation (1).
121.005 Application of Part 121
121.010 Approvals by CASA for Part 121
121.015 Issue of Manual of Standards for Part 121
Division 121.C.1--General flight limitations
121.020 Permitted categories of aeroplanes
121.025 Aeroplane to be flown under the IFR
121.030 Flights further than the 60 minute distance
121.035 Flights further than the threshold distance
121.040 Flight distance limitation over water
121.045 Simulation of emergency or abnormal situations, or IMC
121.050 Ferrying an aeroplane with one engine inoperative
Division 121.C.2--Operational documents
121.055 Compliance with flight manual
121.060 Operator to have minimum equipment list for certain flights
121.065 Duty statement to be available to crew
121.070 Availability of checklists
Division 121.C.3--Flight related documents
121.080 Availability of parts of exposition
121.090 Accessibility of documents
121.095 Carriage of documents--flights that begin or end outside Australian territory
121.100 Keeping and updating documents etc.
121.110 Passenger lists
121.115 Flight preparation forms for flights that begin or end outside Australian territory
Division 121.C.4--Reporting and recording defects and incidents etc.
121.120 Procedures for reporting and recording defects etc.
121.125 Procedures for reporting and recording incidents
Division 121.C.5--Search and rescue services and emergency and survival equipment
121.130 Information about search and rescue services
121.135 Information about emergency and survival equipment
Division 121.C.6--Miscellaneous requirements
121.140 Crew activities necessary for safe operation
121.145 Competence of ground support personnel
121.150 Duty statement to be available to ground support personnel
121.155 Cockpit authorisation and briefing
Subpart 121.D--Operational procedures
Division 121.D.1--Operational control
121.160 Operational control
Division 121.D.2--Flight preparation
121.165 General flight preparation requirements
121.170 Flight preparation (Part 121 alternate aerodromes) requirements
Division 121.D.3--Flight planning
121.175 Operational flight plans
121.180 Availability of flight planning information
Division 121.D.4--Flight rules
121.185 Take - off and landing minima for aerodromes
121.190 Establishing lowest safe altitudes etc.
121.195 Exposition requirements for low - visibility operations
121.200 Stabilised approach requirements
121.205 Aerodrome requirements
121.210 Procedures to determine information about aerodromes
121.215 Procedures for safety at aerodromes
121.220 Taking off from and landing on narrow runways
Division 121.D.6--Fuel requirements
121.240 Fuelling safety procedures
Division 121.D.7--Passenger transport and medical transport
121.245 Application of Division 121.D.7
121.250 Carriage of restricted persons
121.260 Aisles to remain unobstructed
121.265 Stowage of passenger service equipment etc.
121.270 Passengers in emergency exit row seats
121.275 Carriage of passengers with reduced mobility
121.280 Safety briefing cards
121.285 Safety briefings, instructions and demonstrations
121.290 Additional safety briefing for passengers in emergency exit rows
121.295 Safety briefing in the event of an emergency
Division 121.D.8--Instruments, indicators, equipment and systems
121.300 Airborne weather radar equipment
121.305 Head - up displays, enhanced vision systems and synthetic vision systems
121.310 Crew protective breathing equipment
121.315 Hand - held fire extinguishers
121.320 Procedures relating to first - aid kits
121.325 Procedures relating to universal precaution kits
121.330 Procedures relating to emergency medical kits
121.335 Life - saving equipment for life rafts
121.340 Survival equipment procedures
Division 121.D.9--Miscellaneous
121.345 Procedures relating to ice
121.350 Procedures relating to portable electronic devices
121.355 Procedures relating to carriage of animals
121.370 Exceeding cosmic radiation limits
121.375 Obstruction of emergency exits
121.380 Assignment of cabin crew seats
121.385 CASA approvals relating to take - offs and landings
121.395 Take - off performance
121.425 Computerised performance data systems not fitted to aeroplanes
121.430 Procedures relating to inoperative engines
Subpart 121.J--Weight and balance
121.435 Loading of aeroplane
121.440 Procedures for loading aeroplane etc.
121.445 Pilot in command must have information about aeroplane's weight and balance
121.450 Computerised weight and balance systems not fitted to aeroplanes
121.455 Weight and balance documents
121.460 Requirements relating to equipment
121.470 Additional application of this Subpart
121.475 Composition, number, qualifications and training
121.490 Assignment to duty as pilot in command
121.495 Pilot in command
121.500 Co - pilots
121.505 Cruise relief co - pilots
121.510 Use of approved flight simulators for training or checking
121.515 Knowledge of route and aerodromes
Division 121.N.2--Operation of aeroplanes of different type ratings
121.520 Application of Division 121.N.2
121.525 Assignment of flight crew to aeroplanes of different type ratings
121.530 Credit for checks, qualifications, training and experience
121.535 Relief of pilot in command
Division 121.N.4--Recent experience
121.540 Pilot in command and co - pilot--recent experience requirements
121.545 Cruise relief co - pilot--recent experience requirements
121.550 Flight engineers--recent experience requirements
Division 121.N.5--Non - recurrent training and checking etc.
121.555 Meeting initial training requirements
121.560 Meeting conversion training requirements
121.565 Command training requirements
Division 121.N.6--Recurrent training and checking
121.570 Recurrent training and checking requirements
121.575 Holding valid Part 121 proficiency check
121.580 Part 121 proficiency check
121.585 Holding valid line check
121.590 Line check requirements
121.595 Holding valid refresher check
121.600 Refresher training and checking requirements
121.605 Holding valid annual emergency and safety equipment check
121.610 Annual emergency and safety equipment training and checking requirements
121.615 Holding valid 3 yearly emergency and safety equipment check
121.620 The 3 yearly emergency and safety equipment training and checking requirements
121.625 Application of Subpart 121.P
121.630 When cabin crew are required
121.640 Qualifications, experience and training
121.660 Assignment to duty as senior cabin crew member
121.665 Training and checking for senior cabin crew member
121.670 Operating with a reduced number of cabin crew
121.675 Second senior cabin crew member
121.680 Training facilities and devices
Division 121.P.3--Operation of aeroplanes of different aeroplane types
121.685 Application of Division 121.P.3
121.690 Content of exposition in relation to aeroplane types
121.695 Maximum number of aeroplane types
121.700 Assignment to different aeroplane types
Division 121.P.4--Recent experience
121.705 Recent experience requirements--6 months before flight
Division 121.P.5--Non - recurrent training and checking
121.710 Meeting initial training requirements
121.715 Meeting conversion training requirements
121.720 Meeting differences training requirements
Division 121.P.6--Recurrent training and checking
121.725 Annual training and holding valid annual training check
121.730 Holding valid line check
121.735 Three yearly training and holding valid 3 yearly training check
Division 121.P.7--When cabin crew are carried but not required
121.750 Annual emergency and safety equipment check
Subpart 121.V--Emergency evacuation procedures
121.755 Emergency evacuation procedures
Subpart 121.Z--Certain single - engine aeroplanes
121.760 Application of Part 135 to certain operations
121.765 At least 2 pilots required for certain IFR flights
121.770 Trend monitoring systems required for certain VFR flights by day
121.775 Terrain awareness and warning system
121.780 Aircraft not to be flown under the VFR at night