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Life jacket standards approved by CASA are:

 

(a) CAO 103.13 ‘Equipment Standards - Life Jackets’, or

 

(b) ATSO-1C13 ‘Life Preservers’, or

 

© Federal Aviation Administration Technical Standard Order

 

TSO-C13f ‘Life Preservers’, or

 

(d) Federal Aviation Administration Technical Standard Order

 

TSO-C13e ‘Life Preservers’, or (e) Federal Aviation Administration Technical Standard Order

 

TSO-C13d ‘Life Preservers’, if the Life Jacket is additionally fitted

 

with a FAA TSO-C85 Survivor light, or

 

(f) a specification approved by the Civil Aviation Authority of the United

 

Kingdom;

 

In addition, CAO 20.11 also requires that the life jacket:

 

(i) be an inflatable type; and

 

(ii) except for an infant life jacket - have a whistle fitted in a suitable

 

stowage.

 

Alternatively, CASA may approve a Life Jacket to an equivalent

 

standard. Please contact CASA if you want to use life jackets designed

 

and manufactured to a standard other than those listed above.

 

Flotation Device standards approved by CASA are:

 

(a) Federal Aviation Administration Technical Standard Order

 

TSO-C72c ‘Individual Flotation Devices’, or

 

(b) Federal Aviation Administration Technical Standard Order

 

TSO-C72b ‘Individual Flotation Devices’;

 

Alternatively, CASA may approve a Flotation Device to an equivalent

 

standard. Please contact CASA if you want to use flotation devices

 

designed and manufactured to a standard other than those listed above. Who has the best prices????

 

 

 

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If you fly a float/amphibian aircraft you are considered a boat on the water and must have a boat licence and required safty equipment.

 

This includes a marine life jacket.

 

Do you how have to carry both:laugh:

 

While I am at an age where a stupidity like that would not make me suprised, what is required in a float/amphibian...aviation or marine?

 

 

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Is the legislation the same for amphibious planes in all states. I know that a few years back in Qld aircraft were supposed to have boat registration, but that was changed. My guess is that all states will differ.

 

 

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