Maintenance Control involves planning, directing, and controlling the scheduled and un-scheduled maintenance of aircrafts within an organisation. Mt Hutt Aviation ensures your aircraft maintenance operations run smoothly and efficiently.

Our technicians meticulously assess every aspect of your aircraft, ensuring it meets rigorous industry standards and regulations.

Airworthiness Inspections are more than routine checks – they’re a commitment to excellence in aviation. From structural integrity to systems functionality, we leave no detail untouched. Our thorough inspections provide you with the assurance that your aircraft is in optimal condition, ready to take to the skies with confidence.

Unlock peace of mind with Mt Hutt Aviation’s Pre-Purchase Inspection service. Whether you’re a seasoned aviator or a first-time buyer, our expert technicians provide a comprehensive assessment, ensuring transparency and confidence in your investment.

Our Pre-Purchase Inspections encompass thorough examinations of structural integrity, mechanical systems, avionics, and more. We empower you with a detailed report, equipping you to make well-informed decisions.

To be airworthy an aircraft needs to meet all requirements in the Civil Aviation Rules related to design, manufacture, maintenance, modification, repair and safety. 

Part 21 prescribes what is needed for an aircraft, product, or part to be certificated as safe to fly, including the approval of design changes such as repairs or modifications.

Rule 91.101 prescribes the need for aircraft to have a certificate of airworthiness which attests to their conformity to a design (the Type Certificate in the case of standard or restricted category aircraft), condition for flight, and compliance with CAA rules such as Part 26, 91 etc. Microlight aircraft require a flight permit. Hang gliders and paragliders do not require an airworthiness certificate.