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COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS
AVIATION ADVISORY CIRCULAR

 

No. 0139

1998.05.13


New Name for Air Carrier Advisory Circulars

PURPOSE

This Commercial & Business Aviation Advisory Circular (CBAAC) informs recipients of the recent name change for the former Air Carrier Advisory Circulars (ACAC).

BACKGROUND

Transport Canada, and in particular, Civil Aviation restructured within the past year. The former Air Carrier Branch was renamed to Commercial & Business Aviation to more accurately reflect the clients the Branch serves.

Reflecting the Branch name change, the former Air Carrier Advisory Circulars have been renamed to Commercial & Business Aviation Advisory Circulars (CBACCs).

CBAACs provide information and guidance material for the use of Canadian and Foreign Air Operators and their pilots on operational matters when operating in Canada.

Paper copies of CBAACs are distributed to all holders of Canadian Air Operator or Private Operator Certificates, unless a smaller, more specific mailing is required. The recipients must ensure that the information is provided to any employee or interested party, as required. There are no copyright restrictions.

Current CBAACs are also available at: http://www.tc.gc.ca/CivilAviation/
commerce/circulars/menu.htm
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CONCLUSION

Any questions or concerns regarding CBAACs should be addressed to the Manager of Commercial & Business Aviation Issues at 613-991-4743 or the Director’s office at 613-990-1121.

 

M.R. Preuss
Director
Commercial & Business Aviation


Commercial & Business Aviation Advisory Circulars (CBAAC) are intended to provide information and guidance regarding operational matters. A CBAAC may describe an acceptable, but not the only, means of demonstrating compliance with existing regulations. CBAACs in and of themselves do not change, create any additional, authorize changes in, or permit deviations from regulatory requirements.


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