Unservice/Repairable Label CAA 1444

Clearly identify aircraft components that are unserviceable or repairable — preventing accidental use and supporting safe, compliant maintenance decision-making. An essential tool for any NZ aviation maintenance operation.

Why these labels matter

In aviation maintenance, correct identification of component condition is critical to safety and compliance. Unserviceable or repairable parts must be clearly marked to prevent incorrect installation and ensure proper inspection, repair, or disposal pathways are followed. CAA 1444 labels provide a simple, standardised way to distinguish parts that are not currently serviceable but may be repairable.

Key benefits

• Clear “unserviceable / repairable” identification – prevents accidental installation of unsuitable parts
• Supports aviation safety practices – improves maintenance clarity and decision control
• Standardised CAA format – widely recognised across NZ aviation maintenance environments
• Easy to apply – practical adhesive labels for workshop and hangar use
• Improves traceability – supports accurate maintenance records and part tracking
• 50 tags per pad

Who it’s for

• Aircraft maintenance engineers (AMEs)
• Maintenance organisations and workshops
• Aircraft owners and operators
• Flight schools and aviation maintenance teams