CASA grants Airbus 21.J design approval for Australian operations

CASA grants Airbus 21.J design approval for Australian operations
Image: aviationweek.com

Written by AI from 2 reports listed below. Not checked by a person before publication. How we use AI

The Civil Aviation Safety Authority approved Airbus as a 21.J Civil Design Organisation, allowing its engineers in Brisbane to independently conduct and approve design activities, structural modifications, repair designs and technical data for general aviation aircraft, large passenger transport aircraft and helicopters, Richard Stocker said.

Airbus said the approval enables its local team to provide end‑to‑end, locally driven engineering solutions, and the company’s fleet in Australasia is set to grow, with 288 Airbus aircraft currently in service, 153 on order and options for 138 more.

Why it matters

The ability to approve repairs and modifications locally is expected to speed turnaround times for airline customers in Australia.

Analysed 2 reports from 2 publishers

Used in this story

Also reported by

How we use AI · Report an error

In this post

Latest

  1. Frankfurt Airport faces fuel supply constraints as low river levels limit deliveries
  2. Sweden plans to deploy Gripen fighters and Patriot system to protect
  3. Gol to cancel at least 20 routes from Dec 2026 to Feb 2027 over fuel cost surge
  4. Azul offers round‑trip São Paulo–Punta del Este tickets for 25,220 points per leg
  5. Israel mandates nationality checks on foreign airline crew after Flydubai incident
  6. airBaltic to supply 30 A220 pilots to Air Niugini for a year
  7. Singapore-flagged container ship sinks after projectile strike in Strait of Hormuz
  8. Two men killed in Piper Cub crash in Okanogan County, Washington
All latest posts

Welcome back

Enter your email and password.

New to Terminair?