bushy. That sounds like rubbery use of CAR210? You would not be the first to be subject to that one.
Some years ago a GA operator conducted daily charter freight flights on behalf of a prominent freight company. The freight company asked their name be shown on the aircraft. CASA directed the name be removed as the freight company did not hold an AOC to conduct the operation.
Conversely, the Metro involved in the Lockhart River RPT accident carried the name of an operator and passengers were ticketed by that operator, which was not the AOC holder. The operation was clearly in breach of CAR210 and CASA took no action.
CIVIL AVIATION REGULATIONS 1988 - REG 210
Restriction of advertising of commercial operations
(1) A person must not give a public notice, by newspaper advertisement, broadcast statement or any other means of public announcement, to the effect that a person is willing to undertake by use of an Australian aircraft any commercial operations if the last‑mentioned person has not obtained an Air Operator's Certificate authorising the conduct of those operations.