Pilot chemical rating licence
12 Pilot chemical rating licence
Subject to this Act, the chief executive may grant pilot chemical rating licences.
A person may apply under section 17 for a pilot chemical rating licence if the person gives the chief executive evidence that the person holds—
if the person intends to pilot a manned aircraft under the licence—the authorisation mentioned in subsection (3); and
if the person intends to use an unmanned aircraft other than a balloon or a kite (a UAV) under the licence—the authorisation mentioned in subsection (4); and
the qualification prescribed by regulation.
For subsection (2)(a), the authorisation is a civil aviation authorisation under which the person may pilot (as pilot in command) the manned aircraft the person intends to use under the licence to carry out aerial distribution in the circumstances the person intends to carry out the aerial distribution.
Examples of circumstances for subsection (3)—
• aerial distribution to be conducted as a commercial operation
• application of agricultural chemicals to crops to control pests
• application of agricultural chemicals for mosquito control
For subsection (2)(b), the authorisation is a civil aviation authorisation under which the person may act as the controller of the UAV the person intends to use under the licence to carry out aerial distribution in the circumstances the person intends to carry out the aerial distribution.
This provision refers to the regulations (prescribed by regulation
). Made under this Act:
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