Instrument number CASA 119/13
I, gerard john campbell, Acting Executive Manager, Operations Division, a delegate of CASA, make this instrument under subregulation 235 (2) of the Civil Aviation Regulations 1988.
[Signed G.J. Campbell]
Gerard J. Campbell
Acting Executive Manager
Operations Division
14 June 2013
Directions under subregulation 235 (2) relating to landing weight and landing distance required
1          Duration
                 This instrument:
(a)       commences on the day after registration; and
(b)      stops having effect, as if it had been repealed by another instrument, at the earlier of:
             (i)  the coming into effect of the next amendment of subsection 11 of Civil Aviation Order (CAO) 20.7.1B; or
            (ii)  30 September 2013.
2          Definitions
              In this instrument:
EFB means electronic flight bag which includes OPT.
Enroute Landing Performance means the actual landing distance required for the actual conditions, aeroplane configuration, runway conditions, and aeroplane system integrity using the deceleration devices planned to be used for the landing. The actual landing distance required is obtained by reference to the data supplied by the manufacturer either through an EFB or the aircraft’s manual.
manual means the Boeing Flight Crew Operations Manual and the aircraft flight manual.
OPT means the Boeing Onboard Performance Tool software.
3          Application
                 This instrument applies to Qantas Airways Limited, Aviation Reference Number 216147 (the operator), and pilots employed by the operator flying Boeing aircraft, when using the Enroute Landing Performance in the applicable manual.
4          Directions
                 I issue the directions in Schedule 1.
Schedule 1          Directions
        1     The operator’s manuals must be amended to indicate an air distance of 1 500 feet for normal configuration and non-normal configuration landing distances when computing Enroute Landing Performance.
        2     The operator’s OPT must be modified to include an air distance of 1 500 feet for all Enroute Landing Performance computations.
        3     Despite subsection 11 of CAO 20.7.1B, when enroute, except in an emergency, pilots employed by the operator must use a landing distance that is 1.15 times the Enroute Landing Performance.