The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) is an Australian statutory authority responsible for regulating and overseeing safety in civil aviation. While CASA's primary focus is on traditional aviation, it also plays a role in regulating airspace used by space activities, ensuring these activities do not jeopardize the safety of other airspace users. CASA licenses pilots, registers aircraft, and enforces safety requirements, administering rules for the use of rockets, including their passage through Australian airspace. CASA works alongside the Australian Space Agency to ensure the safe and harmonious use of airspace for both aviation and space-related operations.
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Boresight Pty Ltd operates in compliance with Civil Aviation Safety Authority regulations.
Southern Launch is working with the Civil Aviation Safety Authority to establish a Temporary Restricted Area that will be in place during the launch campaign.
The Remote Operations Centre was designed and built to meet the Civil Aviation Safety Authority’s specifications for safe use and control of a remote cockpit.
Department 13 will help plan and manage all mandatory compliance work required by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) for Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations.