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Civil Aviation Act · s 10
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Civil Aviation Act · s 10
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Every aircraft navigating within the airspace of
Brunei Darussalam shall require a certificate of airworthiness issued or recognised as valid by Brunei Darussalam, or issued or recognised as valid by the country or territory of registry of that aircraft.
A certificate of airworthiness issued or recognised as valid by another country or territory shall be recognised as valid by
Brunei Darussalam if the requirements under which such certificate was issued or recognised as valid by such other country or territory are equal to or exceed those minimum standards for airworthiness set out in the Standards and Recommended Practices.
Civil Aviation
The Director shall have the power to issue, suspend, modify or revoke a certificate of airworthiness for an aircraft registered in
Brunei Darussalam, and shall determine the standards, criteria, and procedures under which such power will be exercised.