Commonwealth Numbered Regulations

1994 No. 109 AIR NAVIGATION (AERODROME CURFEW) REGULATIONS (AMENDMENT) - REG 2

2.1 Subregulation 6 (9): Omit the subregulation, substitute:



"(9) Despite subregulation (1), an aircraft may land at, or take off from, the
Aerodrome during a curfew period if the sole purpose of the movement of the
aircraft is the carriage of freight and the number of those movements does not
exceed:

   (a)  for aircraft of the kind known as A300 that are registered in the name
        of, or operated by or for, Qantas Airways Limited:

        (i)    before 4 April 1995-6 aircraft movements in a week; and

        (ii)   from, and including, 4 April 1995-9 aircraft movements in a
               week; and

   (b)  for aircraft of the kind known as BAe-146 registered in the name of,
        or operated by or for, Ansett Transport Industries Limited-28 aircraft
        movements in a week;

   (c)  for aircraft of the kind known as DC9 registered in the name of, or
        operated by or for, Mayne Nickless Limited-12 aircraft movements in a
        week (subject to subregulation 6 (9A));

   (d)  for aircraft of the kind known as B737-300QC registered in the name of
        National Jet Systems Pty Ltd and operated by or for Australian Air
        Express Pty Ltd (being a subsidiary of Qantas Airways Limited)-before
        4 April 1995, 12 aircraft movements in a week.".