Australian Defence Force

Includes all aerial survey and photography, spotting, aerial stock mustering, search and rescue, ambulance, towing (including glider, target and banner towing) and other aerial wok including advertising, cloud seeding, fire fighting, parachute dropping and coastal surveillance, agricultural operations, feral and diseased animal control, frost prote [..]

Operations involving the carriage and/or spreading of chemicals, seed, fertiliser or other substances for agricultural purposes, including operations for the purpose of pest and disease control.

The term aircraft refers to fixed wing and rotary wing powered aircraft and balloons.

The categories of aircraft defined in Part 5 of the CAR - that is, aeroplanes, helicopters, balloons, gyroplanes and airships.

A take-off (aircraft departure) or a landing (arrival) is recorded as one aircraft movement. A "touch and go" operations is counted as two movements.

Operations as an aerial ambulance for the transport of ill or injured persons.

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer

An Air Operator’s Certificate (AOC) is a permission granted by CASA under S27 of the Civil Aviation Act to conduct commercial operations prescribed in CAR 206 by: Aircraft flying into, or out of, Australian Territory Aircraft flying in Australian Territory Australian aircraft flying outside Australian Territory

Aviation Reference Number - the number given to a pilot or engineer by CASA which appears on their licence.