Internationally Recognised
The New Zealand aviation system is aligned with the safety standards set by the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO). New Zealand is one of 190 States that adhere to ICAO standards, and is regularly audited by ICAO.
New Zealand has a reputation for modern aviation legislation and Rules. Its safety system and certification practices are recognised in bilateral agreements with other States.
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- Civil Aviation in New Zealand
- A Controlled Civil Aviation System
- The CAA is a Crown Entity
- Shared Responsibility for Safety
- Internationally Recognised
- Rules Prescribe Minimum Safety Standards
- Entry via Aviation Documents
- 100% Compliance With the Rules
- Risk to Safety Assessed
- Aircraft and Personnel are Checked Regularly
- Learning from Accidents and Incidents
- Exit from the System
- Analysing Safety Trends
- Support, Safety Education and Advice
- Robust, Responsive Civil Aviation System