Inquiry Into Civil Aviation In New Zealand

Chronicle (Levin), 17 September 1948, Page 5

Inquiry Into Civil Aviation In New Zealand

^WELLINGTON, Sept. 16. Th& ierMis df'Yeference of the mission to be kai by Sir Freclericiv- Tyninis $rh> was invited by the New Zealand (tovenimout to advise upon civil aviation in New Zealand, were released to- | day by the .Minister in charge of tii' ■ Air Department. The mission has been asked to iuvestigate and advise on whether anv change should be mad" and, if so, whai, in tlie organisation, admiuistrntion and eoutrol oi' civil •aviation, ineluding in paitirular, (a; the organisation of the civi] aviation branch of the Air Department and related servit es for the elJieienl diseharge of the responsibilities of the Govorunient in relation to civil aviation; (bi the teehneal and administrative meastires neeessary to provide for the eliieient, safe and economic operatiou of civil aircraft and air services ineluding the principles and procedure governing tlie issue of air service certilleates; (c) the interpretation and application of I.C.A.O. proposais for international standards and reeomineuded practiees lmving an immediate and important bearing on New Zealand civil aviation operations; (d) the standards required of aerodromes in New Zealand for the operation of internal and iuter.national civil air services and the economic principles governing the provision of aerodrome3 and an air route organisation; (e) generally upon niatters ineidental t-j the purposes of" tlie mission.