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✨ Aviation Fees and Regulations

JUNE 1.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1503

B.—AIRWORTHINESS.

(a) The fee chargeable for the issue of a certificate of airworthiness for a “type” aircraft shall be £5 5s.
(b) The fee chargeable for the validation or renewal of a certificate of airworthiness shall be £1 1s.
(c) No fee shall be charged for the issue or renewal of a certificate of airworthiness in respect of State aircraft on loan to Aero Clubs.

C.—AERODROMES.

Fee in respect of Licence for Aerodrome.

(1) The fee chargeable in respect of the issue or renewal of a licence for an aerodrome shall be £2 2s.
(2) The fee chargeable in respect of the use of a temporary aerodrome by aircraft operating for hire or reward shall be 10s.

D.—PERSONNEL.

Fees in respect of Licences to Personnel.

The following fee shall be chargeable in respect of the issue and renewal of licences to personnel:—
(a) Where the application is for the issue of a licence:—

Nature of Licence.	For Technical Examination.	For Flying Test.	For Licences.
Navigator .. .. ..	s. d. 10 0	£ s. d. ..	s. d. 5 0
Aircraft Engineer .. .. ..	10 0	..	5 0
Ground Engineer .. .. ..	10 0	..	5 0
Pilot “A” Licence .. .. ..	..	1 1 0	5 0
Pilot “B” Licence .. .. ..	10 0	2 2 0	5 0
Flying Instructor .. .. ..	..	2 2 0	..

(b) Where the application is for the renewal of a licence:—

Nature of Licence.	For Technical Examination.	For Flying Test (if required).	For Licences.
Navigator .. .. ..	s. d. 10 0	£ s. d. ..	s. d. 5 0
Aircraft Engineer .. .. ..	10 0	..	5 0
Ground Engineer .. .. ..	10 0	..	5 0
Pilot .. .. .. ..	10 0	1 1 0	5 0

The fee chargeable for the validation of a pilot’s, navigator’s, or engineer’s licence under paragraph 31 of the Schedule V to these regulations shall be 5s.

E.—GENERAL.

Fee in respect of Duplicate or Copy Certificates.

A fee of 5s. shall be charged for the issue of a duplicate or a copy certificate or licence of any kind when the original is lost or destroyed.

APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OR LICENCE TO BE ACCOMPANIED BY REMITTANCE

An application for any certificate or licence, or for the renewal of any certificate or licence, shall be accompanied by a remittance by crossed cheque (with exchange added) or postal order made payable to the Defence Department, Wellington, or a Public Account bank receipt to cover the prescribed fees for the issue or renewal, as the case may be.

SCHEDULE VII.—PROHIBITED AREAS.

UNDER section five (V) of the Act, power is given to provide measures for preventing aircraft from flying over prohibited areas. (At present there are no prohibited areas in New Zealand.)

F. D. THOMSON,
Clerk of the Executive Council.

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KeywordsAircraft, Registration, Fees, Certificate, Airworthiness, Aerodromes, Personnel, Licences
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F. D. Thomson, Clerk of the Executive Council

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