Air Services Licensing Amendment Act | Act 83 of 1995 — South Africa law | Esheria

Air Services Licensing Amendment Act

This section amends the Air Services Licensing Act by replacing the definition of “air service” and adding definitions for “authorized officer,” “close corporation,” “company,” and “inspector.”

Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Act 83 of 1995
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
Updated
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Statute overview

About this statute

This section amends the Air Services Licensing Act by replacing the definition of “air service” and adding definitions for “authorized officer,” “close corporation,” “company,” and “inspector.” A person may not operate or attempt to operate an air service unless it is licensed, or deemed licensed, and operated under the licence’s terms and conditions. The council may exempt an applicant from this Act in specified humanitarian or non-profit situations, and it must publish details of exemptions lasting 90 days or more in the Gazette. A licensee who wants certain licence details changed must apply to the council on the prescribed form; exemption requests under section 16(4)(e) must also be made to the council on the prescribed form. This section amends Section 15 so that any person may obtain a copy of the application after the notice is published, and may submit written representations to the council within 21 days, in the prescribed manner.

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