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Aviation Activities in Australia

3. Aviation Activities in Australia

3.1 The following information related to aviation activities in Australia was derived from the summary section of the pre-audit questionnaire and was confirmed by the safety oversight audit team during the audit:

  1. Number of technical staff employed by the organization at Headquarters = 89
  2. Number of Regional Offices:
    • Airline offices = 3
    • Area offices = 7
    • Autonomous district offices = 5
    • Satellite district offices = 4
  3. Number of technical staff employed at Regional Offices = 186
  4. Number of active pilot licences = 35 600
  5. Number of active flight crew licences other than pilot licences = 525
  6. Number of active licences other than flight crew licences = 7 050
  7. Number of commercial air transport operators 725
  8. Number of air operator certificates (AOCs) issued: = 1 033
    • High capacity regular public transport (>36 pax) = 15
    • High capacity cargo = 10
    • Low capacity regular public transport (<36 pax) = 48
    • Low capacity cargo = 57
    • Low capacity charter = 738
    • Flying schools = 269
    • Aerial work = 815
  9. Number of aircraft operations inspectors = 95
  10. Number of aircraft registered in Australia = 11 255
  11. Number of approved maintenance organizations (AMOs) = 1 115
  12. Number of aircraft maintenance workshops = 575
  13. Number of repair stations = 540
  14. Number of aircraft manufacturer organizations
    • Light aeroplanes = 9
    • Engines = 1
  15. Number of aircraft parts or equipment manufacturer organizations = 261
  16. Number of certificates of airworthiness = 9 134
  17. Number of aircraft airworthiness inspectors = 116
  18. Number of design organisations = 32

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Last Updated: 17 June, 2008