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Aircraft Ratings in Canada: A Guide to Adding a New Rating

Want to expand your flying horizons? Whether it’s flying at night, carrying passengers, or conducting flight instruction, you’ll need the proper aircraft rating. In Canada, aircraft ratings, as outlined in the Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs), determine what operations your aircraft is authorized to perform. This guide explains the different types of ratings and how to…

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Register Ultralight Aircraft in Canada According to Subcategory

Registering your aircraft with Transport Canada is a necessity for every owner given the regulations posed by Transport Canada. The goverment entity requires this in order to maintain a consistent record of the aircraft being flown over Canadian airspace. So, it’s important for every owner to register the aircraft in accordance with these guidelines. But…

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Learn When and How to File the Aircraft Deregistration Form in Canada

It’s very important to maintain your aircraft registration in order until the day it’s not. If you no longer need to keep your aircraft registered with Transport Canada, you will have to file the aircraft deregistration form. Let’s take a look at what that process will be like. Your Aircraft Deregistration From Every aircraft owner…

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What to Do if You Lost Aircraft Registration: Replace Certificates

No one wants to lose any sort of official document given how complicated the aftermath can be, but we at the National Aircraft Registration want to make sure this process isn’t that complex. If you have lost aircraft registration, here’s how to replace it promptly. What Happened to Your Certificate of Registration? First of all,…

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An Export Airworthiness Certificate is One Step in an Export Process

The export airworthiness certificate will be at the heart of the process of exporting a Canadian aircraft, but it will not be the entirety of it. A lot of people get lost along the way by thinking that this certificate is everything they need when it comes to exporting the aircraft. However, this is merely…

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Reinstate Aircraft: Get Back in the Air for the Holidays

The holiday season is a time for soaring spirits and taking flight, both literally and figuratively. If your aircraft registration has been suspended or cancelled, you may be feeling grounded and missing out on the joy of holiday flights. But don’t despair! National Aviation Registration can help you reinstate aircraft registration and get back in…

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Here’s How and When to Deregister an Aircraft from the Canadian Registry

You are probably well aware of how important it is to stay on top of your aircraft registration in order to comfortably fly according to the Canadian Aviation Regulations. However, do you know about when it’s important to deregister an aircraft?  What is Deregistration? When you first acquired your aircraft, one of the first things…

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Replace an Aircraft Certificate of Registration Missing Certificate?

What’s the most important thing to remember in regards to your aircraft registration once you’ve registered your plane? Keeping it up to date and making sure it’s always valid. This means changing the address on the registration if you move at some point, transferring the ownership if you add or remove any owners, and, of…

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Aircraft Airworthiness Certificate and What It’s For

There are a few documents that will be necessary for you to fly your aircraft at all, which includes your registration and the aircraft’s aircraft airworthiness certificate. While most people seem to have a grasp on the former one, the latter one tends to give them some trouble. Allow us to take a deeper look…

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An Airplane Airworthiness Certificate Allows you to Fly Your Amateur Aircraft

More and more aficionados in Canada have recently taken to the skies on planes that they built themselves. This practice, known as amateur-built aircraft, demands a process to get these planes registered, including getting an airplane airworthiness certificate, but it still proves to be a fulfilling venture for those who dare to do it. Airplane…

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