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Modernizing the Canadian Aviation Regulations: Helicopter/Heliport and Commercial Aircraft Operations

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Consultation has concluded

Transport Canada is conducting an aviation safety regulatory review to modernize the Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs).

We want your comments related to helicopter/heliport and commercial aircraft operations (as related to Part III, Part VI and Part VII).

Your feedback will help us transform the aviation regulations to better respond to your needs while maintaining a high level of safety.

How to participate

Join the discussion forum in one of two ways:

  • through the "Join the Conversation" tab below, or
  • by sending a formal written submission through the "Submissions" tab

We encourage you to provide input, regarding helicopter/heliport and commercial aircraft operations. Participating will help shape the Canadian Aviation Regulations for the future.

Transport Canada is conducting an aviation safety regulatory review to modernize the Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs).

We want your comments related to helicopter/heliport and commercial aircraft operations (as related to Part III, Part VI and Part VII).

Your feedback will help us transform the aviation regulations to better respond to your needs while maintaining a high level of safety.

How to participate

Join the discussion forum in one of two ways:

  • through the "Join the Conversation" tab below, or
  • by sending a formal written submission through the "Submissions" tab

We encourage you to provide input, regarding helicopter/heliport and commercial aircraft operations. Participating will help shape the Canadian Aviation Regulations for the future.

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