Automatic Dependent Surveillance Broadcast (ADS-B) Rebate Program – Round 2

• Be the registered owner of a crewed aircraft operating under VFR or IFR and listed in an approved Australian registration database • Aircraft may be registered on the CASA Australian aircraft register or with approved Australian Sport Aviation organisations including RAAus, ASRA or SAFA • Purchase and/or install eligible ADS-B equipment in the registered aircraft • For ADS-B-OUT or ADS-B EC devices, equipment must have been purchased after 20 December 2021 • For ADS-B-IN or ADS-B-IN and OUT devices, equipment must have been purchased on or after 1 June 2024 • If funded under ADS-B Round 1, only eligible where the new equipment adds ADS-B IN functionality or upgrades from an EC device to installed equipment • Provide a clear copy of the aircraft registration certificate showing the applicant is the registered owner • Provide paid Australian tax invoice(s) or equivalent with evidence of payment • For ADS-B installations, provide a signed declaration by an approved installer • Declare that you are the registered owner, incurred the eligible expenditure, the aircraft is located in Australia, and installation was undertaken in Australia if applicable • Eligible installed ADS-B projects must include purchase and installation by an approved installer • Eligible ADS-B EC or portable ADS-B IN projects must include purchase of eligible equipment • Cannot apply if the aircraft or device has already received a grant under this program unless the later equipment adds ADS-B IN functionality or upgrades from EC to installed equipment • Cannot apply if the applicant organisation or project partner is on the National Redress Scheme list of institutions that have not joined or signified intent to join • Cannot apply if an employer of 100 or more employees has not complied with the Workplace Gender Equality Act 2012