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New law?

Postby du Plessis » Thu Jan 29, 2009 11:00 am

Hi There!
Does anyone know if there is any impact on trikes regarding new aviation law that apparently gets into working on sunday 01/02/09??
I only have about 2 hours training left....... :?
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Re: New law?

Postby Stephan van Tonder » Thu Jan 29, 2009 11:23 am

I wanted to post something nasty like where have you been for the last couple of months but thought the better of it.
Yes there is a new license coming and a new regulatory authority. The bad news is - yes it starts on the 2nd of February and you will at best have a couple of weeks after that to get your license on the old rules. By around the 3rd week in February you will have to do it under the new regulations which means writing the online tests etc. Your instructor should really have been aware of all this and known what to do.
Best is speak to RAASA and find out where you stand - try this number 076 875 4722
check the website http://www.raasa.co.za
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Re: New law?

Postby du Plessis » Thu Jan 29, 2009 2:24 pm

Thanks for the reply!
Will definately make a plan to finish a.s.a.p!!
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Re: New law?

Postby gertcoetzee » Thu Jan 29, 2009 5:50 pm

I wanted to post something nasty like where have you been for the last couple of months but thought the better of it.
I was in the air, so have some questions of my own...

As far as authority to fly is concerned, at last nights WCMC meeting it was said that RAASA is now going to administer this. Furthermore, it was said, APs are now insured for their work, provided that the AP, and the owner of the microlight being APed are members of Aeroclub.

I am not sure whether RAASA will issue an ATF to a plane where the owner is not a member of Aeroclub?

As I understand it, you do not have to be a member of MISASA, but you have to be a member of Aeroclub?

Is RAASA also going to administer licencing?
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Re: New law?

Postby gertcoetzee » Thu Jan 29, 2009 5:53 pm

Rudi answered my last question in another thread...
a friendly reminder note below from Misasa Technical Committee,
Remember that Recreation Pilot renewals, applications and monies need to go to RAASA from 1 Feb and not CAA.
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Re: New law?

Postby Stephan van Tonder » Thu Jan 29, 2009 8:58 pm

Raasa will initially only handle licenses and ATF and registration stays with CAA for the moment. The next implementation of RAASA will be the ATF.
your AP questions are answered here. viewtopic.php?f=1&t=9671
You can't only belong to Aeroclub you also have to belong to a sub section and the one suitable for your flying is MISASA.
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Re: New law?

Postby andreb » Thu Jan 29, 2009 9:06 pm

Stephan

Not everyone sits glued to this site, any other avialtion site or supposed correspondence sent by CAA. So bear with some of the members.
BTW, I have found your comments to date very helpful, thank you. I know it is done willingly.

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Re: New law?

Postby C205 » Fri Jan 30, 2009 8:04 am

I'm in a similar pickle. Busy training. I have written my exams (and passed) but now it looks as if I'll have to redo them online! Not sure where I stand. :? Thanks for all the advice. :)
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Re: New law?

Postby Morph » Fri Jan 30, 2009 8:39 am

Stephan van Tonder wrote:I wanted to post something nasty like where have you been for the last couple of months but thought the better of it.
Unneccesary :twisted: :twisted: At any one time there are new members joining who do not have your history

C205, It is confusing, the best is speak to your instructor or contact RAASA http://www.raasa.co.za/
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Re: New law?

Postby Stephan van Tonder » Fri Jan 30, 2009 9:07 am

Wel I did help didn't I :cry:
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Re: New law?

Postby andreb » Fri Jan 30, 2009 10:30 am

You helped a lot Stephan....thanks for that.
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Re: New law?

Postby lefssa » Fri Jan 30, 2009 12:53 pm

You still have a few days left, you can do the 2 hours in one day. If you have already written your exams at the school then you won't have to wright online.

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