CAA and Aspeq Limited are pleased to announce that Aspeq has been contracted by the Authority to provide aviation examination services.
Aspeq has been providing aviation examination services under delegation from the Director since 1992 and this contract continues the CAA’s long standing working relationship with Aspeq to provide aviation theory examinations and flight tests for the New Zealand aviation sector.
The new contract is for five years, starting 01 July 2023, with an option of renewal for a further five years.
The contract was signed by Keith Manch, Chief Executive, Civil Aviation Authority, and Hamish Findlay, Chief Executive Aspeq Limited on 20 June 2023.
Hamish Findlay, says “We are delighted to continue our 30 year relationship with CAA NZ. We look forward to maintaining our high standards and contributing to the great reputation that the New Zealand Aviation Industry holds globally”
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