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…
As everyone who owns any aircraft in Canada will tell you, it’s always very important to make sure that your registration is always up to date and reflects any changes that may occur. This means that, should anything change, you will need to submit the corresponding forms, such as a plane change of address or…
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…
If you are transferring your aircraft to someone else, be it through a sale, and exchange, or a gift, it’s important to remember all the paperwork that comes with this. An aircraft exchange of ownership will need to be made official with Transport Canada, after all, so let’s discuss what this process will entail. Don’t…
The civil aircraft register process may be one of the most common yet misunderstood processes overseen by Transport Canada. Basically, this will be the process by which an owner registers their aircraft with this government agency. As simple as that might sound, a lot of people get confused somewhere along the way. That is, however,…
While this sort of bureaucratic process can be quite tiring or inconvenient, it’s important that your vehicles are properly registered with the corresponding agencies to make sure that they are operating safely and legally. This is true whether you are talking about a car or an aeroplane. Let’s go over the process for aircraft registration…
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…