Scrap Labels CAA 1439

Clearly identify scrap and unserviceable aircraft parts — preventing accidental reuse and supporting safe, compliant maintenance practices. An essential tool for any NZ aviation maintenance operation.

Why these labels matter

In aviation maintenance, clear labelling is a key part of safety and compliance. Scrap or unserviceable components must be clearly identified to avoid confusion, ensure proper disposal, and maintain traceable maintenance practices. CAA 1439 labels provide a simple, standardised way to mark parts that are no longer fit for service.

Key benefits

• Clear “scrap” identification – prevents accidental reuse of unserviceable parts
• Supports aviation safety practices – improves maintenance clarity and control
• Standardised CAA format – widely recognised across NZ aviation maintenance environments
• Easy to apply – practical adhesive labels for workshop and hangar use
• Improves traceability – helps maintain clean, auditable maintenance records
• 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