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An aircraft that has been involved in an accident may be relocated…

  • A

    To the nearest aerodrome for safekeeping immediately.

  • B

    If the owner or operator decides it is a hazard to the public.

  • C

    Only if it is obstructing a major highway or thoroughfare.

  • D

    Only if authority to move it has been given by the investigator in charge.

SA CIVIL AVIATION REGULATIONS
PART 12: AVIATION ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS

12.04.3 Control of evidence

The aircraft, the wreck or wreckage and anything transported therein and any marks resulting from the accident which may be of assistance in an investigation, shall remain under the control of the investigator-in-charge until released by such investigator-in-charge.

12.04.5 Removal of damaged or disabled aircraft

Subject to the conditions which the Director may determine, a person authorised by the Director for this purpose, may direct any person to move an aircraft which is damaged or disabled or to move any part thereof or any cargo or thing carried therein, to another place, at the expense of the owner or operator of the aircraft.

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