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	Becoming a licensed aircraft maintenance engineer For anyone thinking of taking up a career that’s varied, highly skilled, and absolutely critical to aviation safety, this booklet gives the nuts and bolts of how to get started.	Mar.2021
	Being a licensed aircraft maintenance engineer – junior Following on the success of How to be a pilot – junior, the CAA’s safety promotion team has now produced Being a LAME – junior, introducing 8-13 year olds to an aviation maintenance career.	Nov.2019
	Bird hazards Bird strikes tend to happen between 50 and 800 feet during take-off or landing. This booklet offers measures to avoid these potentially catastrophic collisions.	Oct.2020
	Flying around volcanoes This booklet will give you an overview of New Zealand’s volcanoes, their hazards, and outline where you can find information on their current activity and the applicable aviation rules.	Feb.2022
	Fuel management This booklet examines the reasons behind the preventable issues of fuel starvation and exhaustion, and contains practical advice to make you more skilled in managing fuels.	Apr.2021
	Helicopter performance Performance-related helicopter accidents are quite common in New Zealand. This booklet examines factors affecting performance and provides safety guidance to pilots, including examples pilots can test themselves on.	Feb.2020
	How to be an aircraft owner Owning their own aircraft is a dream for many pilots. But owning an aircraft carries many responsibilities and obligations. This booklet describes what those are, for each category of aircraft.	Sep.2020
	How to be a chief flying instructor This guide outlines the basic responsibilities associated with – and the personal and professional qualities needed for – a role that is complex, busy and highly skilled.	May.2017
	How to be a pilot Whether you want to be a weekend flier, or a 737 captain, initially you’ll follow much the same process. This booklet explains how, during training, you’ll learn about yourself, the aircraft, weather, flying environment, and the rules pilots use to keep their flying safe.	Jan.2019
	How to be a pilot – junior This booklet introduces 8-12 year olds to what is involved in becoming a pilot; and to a possible career in aviation.	Jan.2019
	How to be a safety manager This booklet includes advice on the personal and professional qualities needed to be an effective safety manager overseeing a robust safety management system. It also includes brief guidance from current safety managers on the role.	Feb.2020
	How to be a senior person Organisation certificate holders are required to have people designated as senior persons with specific responsibilities. This booklet prepares would-be senior persons for what will be required of them.	Sep.2020
	How to deal with an aircraft accident scene This booklet provides guidance to the police, emergency services personnel, and others on what to do if they see, or have to attend, an aircraft accident.	Apr.2016
	How to navigate the rules Whether aviation is your business or pleasure, you must follow the Civil Aviation Rules, established by the Minister of Transport in the public interest. This booklet explains the process of rule-making, and gives you an idea of the ones applying to your aviation activity.	May.2021
	How to report occurrences Aviators have always looked at accidents and near misses to find out what went wrong, and how they can stop it happening again. This booklet offers step-by-step instructions on how to report, what to report, and who should report.	Dec.2019
	Mountain flying In New Zealand, you’re bound to encounter mountainous terrain sooner or later. Special skills, knowledge and flying techniques are needed to navigate such terrain. This booklet outlines how to prepare for such flights.	May.2021
	New Zealand airspace It’s crucial to aviation safety that pilots, including drone operators, have a sound knowledge of airspace. This booklet explains the different classes of airspace, visual navigation charts, and the available air traffic services.	Apr.2019
	Night VFR There are more risks and threats flying at night than flying during the day, so it’s essential to be trained specifically for night flying. This booklet looks briefly at some underlying principles and practices, including handling emergencies.	Sep.2020
	Plane talking Plane talking is about good radio operating practice, including communicating effectively with air traffic control. Read it together with Advisory Circular AC91.9 Radiotelephony Manual.	Apr.2021
	Secure your aircraft This GAP booklet covers tying-down techniques and knots for multi-engine aircraft, helicopters, floatplanes, and skiplanes.	Nov.2004
	Spin avoidance and recovery This GAP booklet explains the conditions encouraging an aircraft to unintentionally spin, and what you can do about them. The CAA gratefully acknowledges the assistance of the Tiger Moth Club of New Zealand in the production of this booklet.	Jan.2014
	Survival Do you know how long you could survive without air, shelter and clothing, rest, water, or food? This booklet offers specific advice on surviving in New Zealand’s different environments.	Jan.2011
	Take-off and landing performance A significant number of accidents and incidents occur during take-off and landing. This booklet explains the factors affecting performance during these phases, and explains the responsibilities of the pilot-in-command.	Feb.2020
	VFR MET This booklet covers all aspects of getting MET, to improve your weather-related decision making.	Jun.2021
	Wake turbulence This booklet warns pilots about the effects of wake turbulence, gives advice on avoiding it, and recovery techniques should you get caught. There’s information on helicopters, weight categories, separation, and occurrence reporting.	.Apr.2016
	Weight and balance This booklet emphasises the importance of calculating accurate weight and balance before a flight, including in multi-engine aircraft, and especially in aerobatics. It takes the reader through some worked examples, and includes a template they can reproduce for their own use.	Nov.2014
	Winter flying Winter means an altered operating environment. This booklet includes advice on ice protection systems, preflight preparations, and what to expect during starting, taxiing, take-off, during flight, landing, and parking.	Apr.2014