Part 61 Flight Crew Licensing (Prescribed Aircraft and Type Ratings) (Edition 9) Instrument 2023 (as amended)

made under regulations 61.050, 61.055, 61.060, 61.061, 61.062 and 61.063 of the Civil Aviation Safety Regulations 1998.

This compilation was prepared on 8 September 2023 taking into account amendments up to Part 61 Flight Crew Licensing (Prescribed Aircraft and Type Ratings) (Edition 9) Amendment Instrument 2023. It is a compilation of Part 61 Flight Crew Licensing (Prescribed Aircraft and Type Ratings) (Edition 9) Instrument 2023 as amended and in force on 8 September 2023.

Prepared by the Advisory and Drafting Branch, Legal, International & Regulatory Affairs Division, Civil Aviation Safety Authority, Canberra.

Compilation No. 1.

Contents

Page

Division 1 — Preliminary. 3

1     Name and commencement 3

3     Interpretation. 3

4     Multi-engine aeroplanes in the single-engine aeroplane class. 3

Division 2 — Prescription of type ratings and variants: multi-crew aircraft 4

5     Type ratings — multi-crew aeroplanes. 4

5A  Transitional provisions — type rating A330. 4

6     Type ratings — multi-crew helicopters. 4

7     Variants — multi-crew aeroplanes. 4

8     Variants — multi-crew helicopters. 4

9     Differences training — multi-crew aeroplanes. 4

10   Differences training — multi-crew helicopters. 5

11   Multi-crew type ratings for which flight review or instrument proficiency check met
by a single flight review.. 5

12   Multi-crew type ratings for which instrument proficiency check met by a single
instrument proficiency check. 5

Division 3 — Prescription of type‑ratings and variants: single‑pilot aircraft 6

13   Aeroplanes requiring a single-pilot type rating. 6

14   Helicopters requiring a single-pilot type rating. 6

15   Type ratings — single-pilot aeroplanes. 6

16   Type ratings — single-pilot helicopters. 6

17   Variants — single-pilot aeroplanes. 6

18   Variants — single-pilot helicopters. 6

19   Differences training — single-pilot aeroplanes. 6

20   Differences training — single-pilot helicopters. 6

21   Single-pilot type ratings for which flight review met by a single flight review.. 7

22   Single-pilot type ratings for which instrument proficiency check met by a single
instrument proficiency check. 7

Division 4 — Prescription of type-rated aircraft: flight review requirements for class ratings. 8

23   Aircraft types for which flight review for a pilot type rating meets flight review requirements for a class rating  8

Division 5 — Prescription of types of aircraft for additional limitations on class ratings. 9

24   Aircraft types for which flight training and flight review are required for exercise of privileges of a class rating — single-engine aeroplanes. 9

25   Aircraft types for which flight training and flight review are required for exercise of privileges of a class rating — multi-engine aeroplanes. 9

26   Aircraft types for which flight training and flight review are required for exercise of privileges of a class rating — single-engine helicopters. 9

27   Single-engine helicopters that may be used for flight reviews for other types of
single-engine helicopter 9

Schedule 1    Multi-engine aeroplanes included in the single-engine aeroplane class. 10

Schedule 2    Multi-crew pilot aeroplane type ratings, variants and differences training. 11

Schedule 3    Multi-crew pilot helicopter type ratings, variants and differences training. 18

Schedule 4    Multi-crew type ratings for which flight review or instrument proficiency
check met by a single flight review.. 19

Schedule 5    Multi-crew type ratings for which instrument proficiency check met by a
single instrument proficiency check. 20

Schedule 6    Single-pilot type-rated aeroplanes, type ratings, variants and differences
training. 21

Schedule 7    Single-pilot type-rated helicopters, type ratings, variants and differences
training. 23

Schedule 8    Single-pilot type ratings for which flight review met by a single flight
review.. 25

Schedule 9    Single-pilot type ratings for which instrument proficiency check met by a
single instrument proficiency check. 26

Schedule 10  Types of multi-engine aeroplanes for which the conduct of a flight
review for a pilot rating meets the flight review requirements for the
multi-engine aeroplane class rating. 27

Schedule 11  Types of single-engine helicopters for which the conduct of a flight
review for a pilot rating meets the flight review requirements for the
single-engine helicopter class rating. 28

Schedule 12  Types of single-engine aeroplanes for which flight training and flight
review are required for exercising the privileges of the single-engine
aeroplane class rating. 29

Schedule 13  Types of multi-engine aeroplanes for which flight training and flight
review are required for exercising the privileges of the multi‑engine aeroplane class rating  30

Schedule 14  Types of single-engine helicopters for which flight training and flight
review are required for exercising the privileges of the single-engine
helicopter class rating. 31

Schedule 15  Types of single-engine helicopters that may be used for flight reviews
for other types of single-engine helicopters. 32

Note to Part 61 Flight Crew Licensing (Prescribed Aircraft and Type Ratings) (Edition 9) Instrument 2023  33

Division 1 — Preliminary

1          Name and commencement

        (1)     This instrument is the Part 61 Flight Crew Licensing (Prescribed Aircraft and Type Ratings) (Edition 9) Instrument 2023.

3          Interpretation

Note   In this instrument, certain terms and expressions have the same meaning as they have in the Civil Aviation Act 1988 and the regulations. These include: CASR, differences training, flight review, model, single-pilot type rating and variant.

        (1)     In this instrument:

AYT means auto yaw trim.

cell, for a column of a table in a Schedule of this instrument, means each individual, undivided unit (regardless of its size) into which the column is subdivided.

CPDS means centre panel display system.

CR, at the end of a type rating designation, means cruise relief co-pilot.

CRFE, at the end of a type rating designation, means cruise relief flight engineer.

DTR means differences training required.

FE, at the end of a type rating designation, means flight engineer.

GVFD means global vision flight deck.

licence document has the meaning given by regulation 61.010 of CASR.

PEC means propeller engine control.

SP, at the end of a type rating designation, means single pilot.

TF means tactile feedback.

        (2)     Column 1 of a table in a Schedule of this instrument contains general information only and is not intended to qualify or otherwise affect the meaning or operation of anything else in the Schedule.

4          Multi-engine aeroplanes in the single-engine aeroplane class

Note   This section heading is reserved for future use, for the purposes of regulation 61.050 of CASR.

Division 2 — Prescription of type ratings and variants: multi‑crew aircraft

5          Type ratings — multi-crew aeroplanes

                 For the purposes of paragraph 61.055 (1) (a) of CASR, for each multi‑crew aeroplane model mentioned in a cell in column 2 of the table in Schedule 2, the type rating or type ratings mentioned in the corresponding cell in column 4 may be granted for multi-crew operation.

5A       Transitional provisions — type rating A330

            References on licence documents to old type rating

        (1)     Subsection (2) applies if, immediately before this instrument commences, a person is the holder of the type rating A330, or A330(CR).

        (2)     A reference, on the person’s licence document, to the type rating designation “A330” is, immediately after this instrument commences, taken to be a reference to the type rating designation “A330/350”.

            Applications for type rating A330, or A330(CR), not finalised

        (3)     An application for the issue of the type rating A330, or A330(CR), that, immediately before this instrument commences, has not been finally determined is taken to be an application for the grant of the type rating A330/350, or A330/350(CR), respectively.

6          Type ratings — multi-crew helicopters

                 For the purposes of paragraph 61.055 (1) (a) of CASR, for each multi‑crew helicopter model mentioned in a cell in column 2 of the table in Schedule 3, the type rating or type ratings mentioned in the corresponding cell in column 4 may be granted for multi-crew operation.

7          Variants — multi-crew aeroplanes

                 For the purposes of paragraph 61.055 (1) (b) of CASR, where the multi‑crew aeroplane models mentioned in 1 or more cells of column 2 of the table in Schedule 2 have the same type rating, or ratings, as mentioned in the corresponding cell in column 4, each model is a variant of the other models.

8          Variants — multi-crew helicopters

                 For the purposes of paragraph 61.055 (1) (b) of CASR, where the multi‑crew helicopter models mentioned in 1 or more cells of column 2 of the table in Schedule 3 have the same type rating, or ratings, as mentioned in the corresponding cell in column 4 of the table, each model is a variant of the other models.

9          Differences training — multi-crew aeroplanes

        (1)     For the purposes of paragraph 61.055 (1) (c) of CASR, if the abbreviation “DTR” appears in a cell of column 3 of the table in Schedule 2 corresponding with a type rating in column 4, then differences training is required for a person to exercise the privileges of the type rating in a variant mentioned in a corresponding cell in column 2 that is different from the variant for which the person first received the type rating.

       (2)                  However, differences training is not required for a variant that is in the same cell in column 2 as the variant for which the person first received the type rating.

10        Differences training — multi-crew helicopters

        (1)     For the purposes of paragraph 61.055 (1) (c) of CASR, if the abbreviation “DTR” appears in a cell of column 3 of the table in Schedule 3 corresponding with a type rating in column 4, then differences training is required for a person to exercise the privileges of the type rating in a variant mentioned in a corresponding cell in column 2 that is different from the variant for which the person first received the type rating.

        (2)     However, differences training is not required for a variant that is in the same cell in column 2 as the variant for which the person first received the type rating.

11        Multi-crew type ratings for which flight review or instrument proficiency check met by a single flight review

Note   This section heading is reserved for future use, for the purposes of paragraph 61.055 (1) (d) of CASR.

12        Multi-crew type ratings for which instrument proficiency check met by a single instrument proficiency check

Note   This section heading is reserved for future use, for the purposes of paragraph 61.055 (1) (e) of CASR.

Division 3 — Prescription of type‑ratings and variants: single‑pilot aircraft

13        Aeroplanes requiring a single-pilot type rating

                 For the purposes of paragraph 61.060 (1) (a) of CASR, for each aeroplane type certificated for single-pilot operation and mentioned in a cell in column 2 of the table in Schedule 6, a single-pilot type rating is required.

14        Helicopters requiring a single-pilot type rating

                 For the purposes of paragraph 61.060 (1) (a) of CASR, for each helicopter type certificated for single-pilot operation and mentioned in a cell in column 2 of the table in Schedule 7, a single-pilot type rating is required.

15        Type ratings — single-pilot aeroplanes

                 For the purposes of subparagraph 61.060 (1) (b) (i) of CASR, for each aeroplane type certificated for single-pilot operation and mentioned in a cell in column 2 of the table in Schedule 6, the type rating or type ratings mentioned in the corresponding cell in column 4 may be granted for single-pilot operation.

16        Type ratings — single-pilot helicopters

                 For the purposes of subparagraph 61.060 (1) (b) (i) of CASR, for each helicopter type certificated for single-pilot operation and mentioned in a cell in column 2 of the table in Schedule 7, the type rating or type ratings mentioned in the corresponding cell in column 4 may be granted for single-pilot operation.

17        Variants — single-pilot aeroplanes

                 For the purposes of subparagraph 61.060 (1) (b) (ii) of CASR, where the single‑pilot aeroplane models mentioned in 1 or more cells of column 2 of the table in Schedule 6 have the same type rating, or ratings, as mentioned in the corresponding cell in column 4, each model is a variant of the other models.

18        Variants — single-pilot helicopters

                 For the purposes of subparagraph 61.060 (1) (b) (ii) of CASR, where the single‑pilot helicopter models mentioned in 1 or more cells of column 2 of the table in Schedule 7 have the same type rating, or ratings, as mentioned in the corresponding cell in column 4, each model is a variant of the other models.

19        Differences training — single-pilot aeroplanes

        (1)     For the purposes of subparagraph 61.060 (1) (b) (iii) of CASR, if the abbreviation “DTR” appears in a cell of column 3 of the table in Schedule 6 corresponding with a type rating in column 4, then differences training is required for a person to exercise the privileges of the type rating in a variant mentioned in a corresponding cell in column 2 that is different from the variant for which the person first received the type rating.

        (2)     However, differences training is not required for a variant that is in the same cell in column 2 as the variant for which the person first received the type rating.

20        Differences training — single-pilot helicopters

        (1)     For the purposes of subparagraph 61.060 (1) (b) (iii) of CASR, if the abbreviation “DTR” appears in a cell of column 3 of the table in Schedule 7 corresponding with a type rating in column 4, then differences training is required for a person to exercise the privileges of the type rating in a variant mentioned in a corresponding cell in column 2 that is different from the variant for which the person first received the type rating.

        (2)     However, differences training is not required for a variant that is in the same cell in column 2 as the variant for which the person first received the type rating.

21        Single-pilot type ratings for which flight review met by a single flight review

Note   This section heading is reserved for future use, for the purposes of paragraph 61.060 (1) (c) of CASR.

22        Single-pilot type ratings for which instrument proficiency check met by a single instrument proficiency check

Note   This section heading is reserved for future use, for the purposes of paragraph 61.060 (1) (d) of CASR.

Division 4 — Prescription of type-rated aircraft: flight review requirements for class ratings

23        Aircraft types for which flight review for a pilot type rating meets flight review requirements for a class rating

                 For the purposes of regulation 61.061 of CASR, the flight review requirements for the multi‑engine aeroplane class rating are met by a flight review for a multi‑engine aeroplane pilot type rating in a multi-engine aeroplane that is mentioned in a cell in column 2 of the table in Schedule 10.

Note   No flight review requirements for the single-engine helicopter class rating, for the purposes of regulation 61.061 of CASR, are currently prescribed.

Division 5 — Prescription of types of aircraft for additional limitations on class ratings

24        Aircraft types for which flight training and flight review are required for exercise of privileges of a class rating — single-engine aeroplanes

                 For the purposes of regulation 61.062 of CASR, a person may not exercise the privileges of a single-engine aeroplane class rating in an aeroplane of a type or model mentioned in a cell of column 2 of the table in Schedule 12 unless the person meets the flight training and flight review requirements in regulation 61.747 of CASR in any type or model of aeroplane mentioned in the same cell of the column.

25        Aircraft types for which flight training and flight review are required for exercise of privileges of a class rating — multi-engine aeroplanes

                 For the purposes of regulation 61.062 of CASR, a person may not exercise the privileges of a multi-engine aeroplane class rating in an aeroplane of a type or model mentioned in a cell of column 2 of the table in Schedule 13 unless the person meets the flight training and flight review requirements in regulation 61.747 of CASR in any type or model of aeroplane mentioned in the same cell of the column.

26        Aircraft types for which flight training and flight review are required for exercise of privileges of a class rating — single-engine helicopters

                 For the purposes of regulation 61.062 of CASR, a person may not exercise the privileges of a single-engine helicopter class rating in a helicopter of a type or model mentioned in a cell of column 2 of the table in Schedule  14 unless the person meets the flight training and flight review requirements in regulation 61.747 of CASR in any type or model of helicopter mentioned in the same cell of the column.

27        Single-engine helicopters that may be used for flight reviews for other types of single-engine helicopter

Note   This section heading is reserved for future use, for the purposes of regulation 61.063 of CASR.

Schedule 1          Multi-engine aeroplanes included in the single-engine aeroplane class

Note   This Schedule heading is reserved for future use, for the purposes of regulation 61.050 of CASR.

Schedule 2         Multi-crew pilot aeroplane type ratings, variants and differences training

Note   See sections 5, 7 and 9. See also paragraphs 61.055 (1) (a), (b) and (c) of CASR.

Schedule 2 Table — Multi-crew pilot aeroplane type ratings, variants and differences training
Column 1 Type certificate holders or manufacturer (see subsection 3 (2))	Column 2 Aeroplane models and variants	Column 3 Differences training required	Column 4 Type ratings
Airbus	A300 series (excluding A300‑600 series)		A300 A300(FE)
	A310 series A300-600 series		A300/310
	A318 series A319 series A320 series A321 series A320 NX series A321 NX series		A320
	A330 series	DTR	A330/350 A330/350(CR)
	A350 series
	A340 series		A340 A340(CR)
	A380 series		A380 A380(CR)
Airbus Canada Limited Partnership	BD-500 series (all A220 series)		BD500
Amphibian Aircraft Technologies	G-111 G-64/HU-16 series		ALBATROSS
ATR	ATR 42 series (without PEC) ATR 72 series (without PEC)	DTR	ATR42/72
	ATR 42 series (with PEC) ATR 72 series (with PEC)
	ATR 42 600 series ATR 72 600 series
Beechcraft Hawker Beechcraft Raytheon Aircraft	4000 (Horizon)		RA4000
	390 Premier (all models)		RA390
Beechcraft Hawker Beechcraft Nextant	Beechjet 400 MU 300	DTR	BE400
	BE400XT
Beriev Aircraft Company	Be-200ES		BER2E
The Boeing Company	B720	DTR	B707 B707(FE)
	B707-100 series         -300 series
	B717 series		B717
	DC-9 (all 10-50 series)		DC9
	DC-9 80 series	DTR	MD80
	MD 88 series MD 90 series
	MD 11 series	DTR	MD11
	MD 10 series
	B727-100 series         -200 series		B727 B727(FE)
	B737-100 series         -200 series		B737-100/200
	B737-300 series         -400 series         -500 series	DTR	B737-300 to 900
	B737-600 series         -700 series         -800 series         -900 series B737-BBJ series
	B737-8 series B737-9 series
	B747-100 series         -200 series         -300 series	DTR	B747 B747(CR) B747(CRFE) B747(FE)
	B747-SP
	B747-400 series	DTR	B747-400 B747-400(CR)
	B747-8 series
	B757-200 series         -300 series	DTR	B757/767 B757/767(CR)
	B767-200 series         -300 series
	B777-200 series         -300 series	DTR	B777/787 B777/787(CR)
	B787-8 series         -9 series
Bombardier Inc	BD-100-1A10 (Challenger 300/350)		CL30
	BD-700-1A series (without GVFD)	DTR	BBD700
	BD-700-1A series (with GVFD)
	BD-700-2A12 (Global 7500)		G7500
	Challenger CL-600 Challenger CL-601 series		CL600/601
	Challenger CL-604	DTR	CL604
	Challenger CL-605 Challenger CL-650
Bristol DAP	Beaufort		BEAUFORT
British Aerospace	ATP		BAE-ATP
	AVRO RJ series	DTR	BAE146
	BAe 146 series
CASA EADS (Construction Aeronautics SA)	C212		CASA 212
	CN-235		CN235
Cessna Aircraft Company See Textron Aviation Inc
Consolidated Vultee (formerly “Convair”) See General Dynamics Corp
Dassault	Falcon 10	DTR	DA10/100
	Falcon 100
	Falcon 20 models	DTR	DA20/200
	Falcon 200
	Falcon 50	DTR	DA50/900
	Falcon 50 EX
	Falcon 900
	Falcon 900 EX (Non‑EASy models)
	Falcon 900 (all EASy models)	DTR	DA900 EASy
	Falcon 900 (all EASy II models)
	Falcon 2000 (excluding EX models)	DTR	DA2000
	Falcon 2000 EX (excluding EASy models)
	Falcon 2000 (all EASy models)	DTR	DA2000 EASy
	Falcon 2000 (all EASy II models)
	Falcon 7X (excluding EASy II models)	DTR	DA7X
	Falcon 7X (all EASy II models)
De Havilland – Canada	DHC-8-100 series DHC-8-200 series DHC-8-300 series	DTR	DHC8
	DHC-8-400 series
Deutsche Aircraft GmbH (formerly “Dornier”)	DO 328-100 series		DO328-100
	DO 328-300 series		DO328JET
Douglas	DC-3 (all piston engine models) C-47 models		DC3
	DC-3 (all turbine engine models)		DC3TP
	DC-4 C-54 models		DC4
	DC-6		DC6
	DC-7		DC7
	DC-8-70 series		DC8 DC8(FE)
Embraer S.A.	EMB 120 Brasilia models		EMB120
	EMB 545 models EMB 550 models		EMB550
	ERJ 135 models ERJ 140/145 models		EMB135/145
	ERJ 170/175 (100/200 models) ERJ 190/195 (100/200 models)	DTR	ERJ170/190
	ERJ 190/195 E2 (300/400 models)
	EMB 500 (Phenom 100) models	DTR	PHENOM
	EMB 505 (Phenom 300) models
Fokker Fairchild	FH227		FK27
	F27 100-700 series
	F27 MK 50		FK50
	F28 series		FK28
	F70 series F100 series		FK70/100
General Dynamics Corp Consolidated Vultee (formerly “Convair”)	Convair 340 Convair 440		CV340/440
	Convair 580		CV580
	PBY-5 or 6 series		CATALINA
Gulfstream Grumman	Grumman G-73AT		G73
	Grumman G-159		G-159
	Grumman G-1159		G-II/III
	G-1159A
	G-1159B
	G-IV (all models)		G-IV
	Gulfstream V	DTR	G-V
	GIV-X (all models)
	GV-SP (all models)
	Astra 1125/G100 models		ASTRA
	Galaxy 1126/G200 models		G200
	G150		G150
	G280		G280
	G650 (excluding models with ASC 901)	DTR	G-VI
	G650 (models with ASC 901) G650ER
Hawker Siddeley BAe	HS 748 series		HS748
	Jetstream 3100 Jetstream 3200		J31/32
	Jetstream 4100		J41
Hawker Siddeley British Aerospace (BAe) Hawker Beechcraft Raytheon Aircraft	HS125-700	DTR	BAE125
	BAe 125-800 models (excluding models with Proline 21) BAe 125-1000 models
	Hawker 125-800/850 models (with Proline 21) Hawker 750 models Hawker 900 models
Israel Aircraft Industries	Westwind 1124 models		WESTWIND
Lockheed	L-1049 series C‑121C		L1049 L1049(FE)
	L-188 Electra A models	DTR	L188 L188(FE)
	L-188 Electra C models
	P3 series
	L-100 (L-382)		L382 L382(FE)
	SP-2		NEPTUNE
Learjet (Bombardier)	Learjet 31/35/36 models		LR31/35/36
	Learjet 40/45 models	DTR	LR45/75
	Learjet 70/75 models
	Learjet 60	DTR	LR60
	Learjet 60XR
LET	LET 410 LET 420		L420
MHI RJ Aviation ULC	CRJ 100 series CRJ 200 series Challenger 800/850	DTR	CL65
	CRJ 700 series CRJ 900 series CRJ 1000 series Challenger 870
North American	B-25 Mitchell		B-25
SAAB AB Aeronautics	SAAB 340 all models		SF340
Short Brothers (formerly “Bombardier”)	Shorts 330	DTR	SD330/360
	Shorts 360
Textron Aviation Inc	C510		C510
	C525-CJ C525-CJ1 C525A-CJ2	DTR	C525
	C525-CJ1+ C525A-CJ2+ C525B-CJ3
	C525B-CJ3+
	C525C-CJ4
	C525 M2-CJM2
	C500 C501	DTR	C500/550/560
	C550 (all models excluding Bravo) C551 series
	C560 V
	C550 Bravo C560 Ultra C560 Encore
	C560 Encore+
	C560 XL (Excel) C560 XLS	DTR	C560XL
	C560 XLS+
	C650 Citation III C650 Citation VI C650 Citation VII		C650
	C680 Sovereign	DTR	C680
	C680 Sovereign+ C680A Latitude
	C750 Citation X	DTR	C750
Viking Air	HU-16D		ALBATROSS
	CL-215T CL-415		CL415
	DHC 4 Caribou		DHC4
	DHC 7 series		DHC7

Note   For the purposes of Schedule 2, additional multi-crew type ratings are represented by the following codes appended to a type rating:

(CR): cruise relief co-pilot;

(CRFE): cruise relief flight engineer;

(FE): flight engineer.

Schedule 3            Multi-crew pilot helicopter type ratings, variants and differences training

Note   See sections 6, 8 and 10. See also paragraphs 61.055 (1) (a), (b) and (c) of CASR.

Schedule 3 Table — Multi-crew pilot helicopter type ratings, variants and differences training
Column 1 Type certificate holders or manufacturer (see subsection 3 (2))	Column 2 Helicopter models and variants	Column 3 Differences training required	Column 4 Type ratings
Airbus Helicopters Aerospatiale Eurocopter or EADS	AS 332 (C, C1, L and L1 models)	DTR	AS332/EC225
	AS 332 (C1e and L1e models)
	AS 332 (L2 models)
	EC 225
	SA 330		SA330
	EC 175		EC175
Erikson Air-Crane	S 64 series		SK64
Leonardo	EH101		EH101
	AW139		AW139
	AW189		AW189
Sikorsky	S 55 (piston engine models)	DTR	SK55
	S 55 (turbine engine models)
	S 61		SK61
	S 62		SK62
	S 76A series	DTR	SK76
	S 76B series
	S 76C series
	S 76D series
	S 70 series EH-60 series HH-60 series MH-60 series SH-60 series UH-60 series		SK70
	S 92		SK92

Schedule 4          Multi-crew type ratings for which flight review or instrument proficiency check met by a single flight review

Note   This Schedule heading is reserved for future use, for the purposes of paragraph 61.055 (1) (d) of CASR. See also the reserved section 11 heading.

Schedule 5          Multi-crew type ratings for which instrument proficiency check met by a single instrument proficiency check

Note   This Schedule heading is reserved for future use, for the purposes of paragraph 61.055 (1) (e) of CASR. See also the reserved section 12 heading.

Schedule 6            Single-pilot type-rated aeroplanes, type ratings, variants and differences training

Note   See sections 13, 15, 17 and 19. See also paragraphs 61.060 (1) (a) and (b) of CASR.

 

 

Schedule 7            Single-pilot type-rated helicopters, type ratings, variants and differences training

Note   See sections 14, 16, 18 and 20. See also paragraphs 61.060 (1) (a) and (b) of CASR.

Schedule 7 Table — Single-pilot type-rated helicopters, type ratings, variants and differences training
Column 1 Type certificate holders or manufacturer (see subsection 3 (2))	Column 2 Helicopter models and variants	Column 3 Differences training required	Column 4 Type ratings
Agusta Westland Agusta See Leonardo
Bell Helicopters See Bell Helicopter Textron Inc. Leonardo
Airbus Helicopters Aerospatiale Eurocopter Kawasaki	BO105 (all models)		BO105
	EC 135 (excluding H and CPDS models)	DTR	EC135
	EC 135 (all CPDS models)
	H 135 (all H models)
	AS 355	DTR	AS355
	AS 355 N
	MBB-BK117 (all A and B models)	DTR	BK117/EC145
	MBB-BK117 (C-1 models)
	BK117 C-2 (EC145 C-2 models)
	BK117 C‑2e (EC145 C-2e models)
	BK117 D-2 (H145 D-2 models) BK117 D-3 (H145 D-3 models)
	SA 365 (excluding all N and N3 models)	DTR	AS365/EC155
	SA/AS 365 N models (excluding N3 models)
	AS 365 N3
	AS 365 N3+
	EC 155
	EC 175		EC175
	AS 332 (C, C1, L and L1 models)	DTR	AS332/EC225
	AS 332 (C1e and L1e models)
	AS 332 (L2 models)
	EC 225
	SA 330		SA330
Bell Helicopter Textron Inc.	206 LT		BH206LT
	Bell 214 (excluding Bell 214 ST)		BH214
	Bell 214 ST		BH214ST
	Bell 222	DTR	BH222/430
	Bell 230
	Bell 430
	Bell 427		BH427
	Bell 429		BH429
Bell Helicopter Textron Inc. Leonardo	Bell/AB212	DTR	BH212/412
	Bell/AB412
Kaman	K-Max (K1200)		K1200
Leonardo	A 109 (all A and C models)	DTR	A109
	A 109 E
	A 109 K2
	A 109 S
	A 109 SP
	AW 139		AW139
	AW 169		AW169
	AW189		AW189
MD Helicopters	MD 900 Explorer	DTR	MD900
	MD 902S
PZL	W-3A Sokol		W3A
Sikorsky	S 58		SK58
	S 58 (turbine engine models)		SK58T
	S 61		SK61
	S 76A series	DTR	SK76
	S 76B series
	S 76C series
	S 76D series

 

Schedule 8          Single-pilot type ratings for which flight review met by a single flight review

Note   This Schedule heading is reserved for future use, for the purposes of paragraph 61.060 (1) (c) of CASR. See also the reserved section 21 heading.

Schedule 9          Single-pilot type ratings for which instrument proficiency check met by a single instrument proficiency check

Note   This Schedule heading is reserved, for the purposes of paragraph 61.060 (1) (d) of CASR. See also the reserved section 22 heading.

Schedule 10          Types of multi-engine aeroplanes for which the conduct of a flight review for a pilot rating meets the flight review requirements for the multi-engine aeroplane class rating

Note   See section 23. See also regulation 61.061 of CASR.

Schedule 10 Table — Types of multi-engine aeroplanes for which the conduct of a flight review for a pilot rating meets the flight review requirements for the multi‑engine aeroplane class rating
Column 1 Type certificate holders or manufacturer (see subsection 3 (2))	Column 2 Types of multi-engine aeroplanes	Column 3 Licence entry (for administrative use only)
Beechcraft Corporation Hawker Beechcraft Raytheon See Textron Aviation Inc		MEA
Dornier RUAG Aerospace Services GmbH	Dornier 228 series
Douglas	DC-3 (all piston engine models) C47 series
	DC-3TP (all turbine engine models)
Grumman	G-73 Mallard (all piston engine models)
	G-73T Turbo Mallard
	G-73AT (multi-crew)
Mitsubishi Aircraft	MU-2 (all models)
Swearingen Fairchild M7 Aerospace	Metro II Merlin IVA
	Metro III/23 Merlin IVC
	Merlin IIIC/300
	Merlin IIB Merlin III Merlin IIIA Merlin IIIB
Textron Aviation Inc	King Air 300 (excluding models with autothrottle)
	King Air 300 series (models with autothrottle)
	Beech 1900 (all models)

 

Schedule 11       Types of single-engine helicopters for which the conduct of a flight review for a pilot rating meets the flight review requirements for the single-engine helicopter class rating

Note   This Schedule heading is reserved for future use, for the purposes of regulation 61.061 of CASR. See also the note to section 23.

Schedule 12          Types of single-engine aeroplanes for which flight training and flight review are required for exercising the privileges of the single-engine aeroplane class rating

Note   See section 24. See also regulation 61.062 of CASR.

Schedule 12 Table — Types of single-engine aeroplanes for which flight training and flight review are required for exercising the privileges of the single‑engine aeroplane class rating
Column 1 Type certificate holders or manufacturer or manufacturer (see subsection 3 (2))	Column 2 Types and models of single-engine aeroplanes	Column 3 Licence entry (for administrative use only)
Aero Vodochody	Aero L-39 Albatros	L-39
	Aero L-29 Delfin	L-29
BAC	BAC 167 BAC Jet Provost	STRIKEMASTER
Cessna See Textron Aviation Inc
Cirrus Design Corp	SF-50	SF-50
Daher	TBM700 (all models)	TBM700
	Kodiak 100	KODIAK
De Havilland	DH-115 Vampire	VAMPIRE
Hawker	Hunter	HUNTER
Mikoyan	MIG 15 (all models)	MIG-15
	MIG 17 (all models)	MIG-17
	MIG 21 (all models)	MIG-21
Pacific Aerospace	P-750 XSTOL	PAC750XL
Pilatus	PC12	PC-12
	PC7	PC-9
	PC9
Piper Aircraft	PA-46‑500TP PA-46‑600TP	PA-46
PZL	TS-11 Iskra (all models)	ISKRA
Quest Aircraft See Daher
SIAI – Maechetti	S211	S211
SOKO	Galeb G2	GALEB
Textron Aviation Inc	C208 Caravan (all models)	C208

Schedule 13          Types of multi-engine aeroplanes for which flight training and flight review are required for exercising the privileges of the multi‑engine aeroplane class rating

Note   See section 25. See also regulation 61.062 of CASR.

Schedule 13 Table—Types of multi‑engine aeroplanes for which flight training and flight review are required for exercising the privileges of the multi‑engine aeroplane class rating
Column 1 Type certificate holders or manufacturer (see subsection 3 (2))	Column 2 Types and models of multi-engine aeroplanes	Column 3 Licence entry (for administrative use only)
Aero Commander Gulfstream Rockwell	Turbo Commander (all turbine engine models)	AC690
Beechcraft See Textron Aviation Inc
Cessna Reims Continental Motors See Textron Aviation Inc
Embraer	EMB-110 Bandeirante	BANDEIRANTE
Fouga	CM-170	MAGISTER
Government Aircraft Factory (GAF) English Electric	N22 (all models) N24 (all models)	NOMAD
Lockheed	L-10A	L-10A
Piaggio	P180 Avanti (all models)	P180
Piper Aircraft	PA-31T Cheyenne I (all models) PA-31T Cheyenne II (all models)	PA31T
	PA-42-720 Cheyenne III (all models)	PA42-720
	PA-42-1000 Cheyenne 400	PA42-1000
Textron Aviation Inc Reims/Cessna Continental Motors	King Air 90 (all models)	BE90
	King Air 200 series (excluding models with autothrottle)	BE200/250
	King Air 200 series (models with autothrottle)	BE200/250 (AT)
	C425 (Conquest I) F406	F406/C425
	C441 (Conquest II)	C441
	A-37 Dragonfly	A-37
Viking Air	DHC-6 (all models)	DHC6
Vulcanair SpA	AP68TP-600 Viator	AP68TP

Schedule 14          Types of single-engine helicopters for which flight training and flight review are required for exercising the privileges of the single-engine helicopter class rating

Note   See section 26. See also regulation 61.062 of CASR.

Schedule 14 Table—Types of single-engine helicopters for which flight training and flight review are required for exercising the privileges of the single-engine helicopter rating
Column 1 Type certificate holders or manufacturer or manufacturer (see subsection 3 (2))	Column 2 Types and models of single-engine helicopters	Column 3 Licence entry (for administrative use only)
Agusta	A119 (Koala)	A119
Airbus Helicopters Aerospatiale Eurocopter	SA 341(Gazelle) SA 342	GAZELLE
	SA 315 (Lama) SA/SE 313 SA 318	LAMA
	SA 316 (SE3160) SA 319	ALOUETTE
	AS350	AS350
	EC130	EC130
	EC120	EC120
Bell Helicopters	Bell 47 (all piston engine models)	BELL 47P
	Bell 47T (all turbine engine models)	BELL 47T
	Bell 505	BELL 505
	Bell 206 OH-58	BELL 206
	Bell 204/205 UH-1 Bell 212SE	BELL 204/205
	Bell 407	BELL 407
Enstrom	F-28 (all models) 280 (all models)	EN F28/280
	480 (all models)	EN 480
Guimbal	Cabri G2	CABRI G2
Hiller	UH-12 (piston engine models)	HILLER 12P
	UH-12 T (turbine engine models)	HILLER 12T
MD Helicopters	MD 500 (excluding NOTAR models) Hughes 500 (all models) Hughes 369 (all models)	MD 500
	MD 500 (all NOTAR models) MD 600	MD NOTAR
Robinson Helicopters	R22	R22
	R44	R44
	R66	R66
Sikorsky Aircraft Corp	Hughes 269 (all piston engine models) Schweizer 300 (all piston engine models)	HU 300
	Schweizer 330 Schweizer/Sikorsky S-333 Sikorsky S-434	SCHWEIZER 330/333

Schedule 15       Types of single-engine helicopters that may be used for flight reviews for other types of single-engine helicopters

Note   This Schedule heading is reserved for future use, for the purposes of regulation 61.063 of CASR. See also the reserved section 27 heading.

Note to Part 61 Flight Crew Licensing (Prescribed Aircraft and Type Ratings) (Edition 9) Instrument 2023

Part 61 Flight Crew Licensing (Prescribed Aircraft and Type Ratings) (Edition 9) Instrument 2023 as shown in this compilation comprises Part 61 Flight Crew Licensing (Prescribed Aircraft and Type Ratings) (Edition 9) Instrument 2023 amended as indicated in the Tables below.

Table of instruments

Year and number	Date of registration on FRL	Date of commencement	Application, saving or transitional provisions
Part 61 Flight Crew Licensing (Prescribed Aircraft and Type Ratings) (Edition 9) Instrument 2023	11 April 2023 (see F2023L00428)	12 April 2023 (see s. 2)	—
Part 61 Flight Crew Licensing (Prescribed Aircraft and Type Ratings) (Edition 9) Amendment Instrument 2023	7 September 2023 (see F2023L01212)	8 September 2023 (see s. 2)	—

 

Table of Amendments ad. = added or inserted     am. = amended     rep. = repealed     rs. = repealed and substituted
Provision affected	How affected
ss. 1(2) s. 2 Schedule 6	rep. Legislation Act 2003, s. 48D rep. Legislation Act 2003, s. 48C am. F2023L01212