Accident Investigation Report 10346
In terms of the Civil Aviation Act, SAHPA may not disclose the identity of the pilot, nor speculate or offer an opinion on the facts described in the report.
In terms of the Civil Aviation Act, SAHPA may not disclose the identity of the pilot, nor speculate or offer an opinion on the facts described in the report.
This General Notice serves to address the uncertainty regarding whether a “parachute” falls within the ambit of the definition of the word “aircraft”, as defined in the Civil Aviation Act, 2009 (Act 13 of 2009) (“the Act”) and the associated Civil Aviation Regulations, 2011 (CARS, 2011) and to provide clarity to the civil aviation industry and the general public at large.
SAHPA are pleased to announce that Part 106 has been accepted by CARCOM and will now be sent to the Minister of Transport for promulgation.
SACAA audited SAHPA on the 8th December 2023. This was a routine renewal audit with no findings or observations.
Proposed Amendments to Civil Aviation Regulations and Civil Aviation Technical Standards (03 November 2023)
A common myth being repeated in various forums is that “the sport is in decline”, with blame being placed at the SAHPA committee. This article aims to debunk that myth.
Ministerial Order regarding administrative support to the Air Services Licensing Council
SAHPA Chairman’s Annual Report for the 2022/2023 period.
SACAA audited SAHPA on the 2nd December 2022. This was a routine renewal audit with no findings or observations.
Proposed Amendments to Civil Aviation Regulations and Technical Standards – 08 November 2022