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Parliamentary Function 2010
- President John Jones Speech
Russian FTA to further strengthen NZ economic growth
Media Releases
- Manufacturing turns the corner in November
- Love Christchurch Made Campaign Launched
Debunking the scurrilous Mt Taranaki 1080 claims
3rd Annual Education and Research Symposium 2011 Delegate Registration
News Archive
- Five years free of fatal accidents
- Cabinet reshuffle positive for Aviation
- Aviation – a $10Bn business
- Police "Eagle" Unit receives international recognition
- Pelton Says Pilot Shortage Looming
- Heads of Agreement
- Official New Zealand Topographic Maps available for free online through the new website
- Legal Information Bulletin 4 - Industry Consultation
- AIA writes 'open letter' to CAA
- Aviation NZ Heads Up
- John Fogden to leave CAA
- Review of AIA Air Rescue Air Ambulance Standard
- Debunking the scurrilous Mt Taranaki 1080 claims
- Expressions of Interest – provision of legal support
- NASA to join Otaki clean-tech park
- Foreign pilots will be allowed to stay in India read more
- Hot or not? Iceland style.
- Agenda to Strengthen Australian Aviation
- FAA Issues Emergency AD For Some Bell Helicopter Models
- Pilots Needed for Cockpits as Asia Boom Creates Shortage
- FAA Panel Urges Enhanced Qualifications for Airline Co-Pilots
- Will Allow Review Of Safety-Related Events From Both Perspectives
- French court recognises crime in Air France crash
- Lapses in chopper crashes: Probe finds bad records, safety issues
- ICAO reaches 'historic agreement' on aviation safety
- Reform in pilot training is undercut by industry official heading panel
- Safety conference findings emphasises open communication for further development of aviation safety culture
- ICAO Agrees To Step Up Aviation Security
- Airlines oppose law increasing pilot flight hours
- BANANAS & MILKDUDS
Airways Surveillance Policy and Strategy
Minister announces changes in monitoring of pilots
Relevant Aviation Case Decisions
Security Screening of Domestic Passengers
Rugby World Cup 2011
Draft Advisory Circular - AC91-16 - Normally Aspirated Piston Engine TBO Escalation
Transpower to require attendance at a Wire Strike Course
Permanent revocation of engineers and pilot licenses
Milford Aerodrome Landing Fees
3rd Annual Education and Research Symposium - 2011
Press Release
barrier doors for regular scheduled transport operations for 125 operators
Use of Heliports in compliance with CAR 91.127
National Airspace Policy and National Airspace and Air Navigation Plan
Richard Pearse Award for Innovative Excellence in the NZ Aviation Industry
Business Plan 2009-2010

Security Screening of Domestic Passengers

Aviation Security what the Cabinet paper really said about domestic screening

AIA has been contesting for some time that domestic security screening applies to aircraft which seat more than 90 passengers operating regular scheduled services on main trunk routes.

Minister Joyce said "No you are wrong." We'll now its higly debateable - the Cabinet paper says one thing, the Directive says another.

Its clearly a situation where the government of the day did not understand the importance of getting the terminology right and are now trying to correct the situation after the event. Industry is clearly right on two of the three issues - this applies to main trunk and regular scheduled services only.

Download cabinet paper

Download AIA letter to Chief Executive MoT re: Security Screening of Domestic Passengers - Interpretation of Directive of 19 July 2009

Download latest correspondance 18 June 2010