Scrap Labels CAA 1439

Clearly Identify Unserviceable Parts. Maintain Safe, Compliant Aircraft Records.

CAA 1439 Scrap Labels (Aviation Standard – New Zealand)

Ensure clear, consistent identification of unserviceable or scrap aircraft parts with CAA 1439 Scrap Labels. These labels are an essential tool for maintaining safe maintenance practices and preventing accidental reuse of unairworthy components.

Used by aircraft maintenance engineers, operators, and aviation organisations across New Zealand, these labels help ensure critical parts are correctly marked and handled in accordance with Civil Aviation Authority expectations. 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 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 Why buy from Vertia

- Fast shipping across New Zealand (1–3 working days)
- Trusted supplier of official CAA logbooks and aviation forms
- Consistent, high-quality printed aviation documentation supplies

Keep your maintenance environment safe, organised, and compliant with clearly marked scrap identification.

Order your CAA 1439 Scrap Labels today.