Found this on the CASA website regarding "Adventure Flights"
Do people have to understand and accept the risks?
Yes. Before you take an adventure flight you must be given an explanation of the risks involved and you must accept those risks.
People who fly in Limited Category aircraft must be properly briefed and must have acknowledged that briefing in writing.
If you choose to take an adventure flight you will be asked to sign a document to confirm you have been briefed about the safety issues.
In addition, every Limited Category aircraft must carry a placard with the following warning clearly displayed inside the aircraft in a way that each person can read:
WARNING
PERSONS FLY IN THIS AIRCRAFT AT THEIR OWN RISK
THIS AIRCRAFT HAS BEEN DESIGNED FOR SPECIAL
OPERATIONS AND IS NOT OPERATED TO THE SAME SAFETY
STANDARDS AS A NORMAL COMMERCIAL PASSENGER
FLIGHT.
Just wondering if there was a signed disclaimer by the deceased and also what quality briefing did the other two passengers receive that fateful day? - This must have come up in the trial?