Aerial Spraying and Agricultural Dispersal Prohibition

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54Version 1Effective -Verified 25 August 2026

In plain language

You cannot perform aerial spraying, topdressing, or drop toxic pest-control agents under basic Part 101 rules; you must obtain a Part 102 certificate for these operations.

Requirement as structured

CAA NZ states that aerial spraying, topdressing, or the dispersal of aerial vertebrate toxic agents is not permitted under Part 101 and requires a Part 102 certificate.

Original regulatory text

Aerial spraying, topdressing, or dispersal of an aerial vertebrate toxic agent is not permitted. A Part 102 certificate is required to conduct these operations.