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For paragraph 47.060 (3) (b), and subject to regulation 47.075, the
following information must be included in an application for registration of
an aircraft:
(a) the owner’s name and address;
(aa) if the aircraft is owned by more than 1 person — the name and
signature of the owner who is appointed to act on behalf of the
owners; and
(b) if the application is made by a person on behalf of the owner —
the name and address of the person making the application;
(c) if the owner proposes to appoint another person as the registered
operator of the aircraft — the registered operator’s name and
postal address, and:
(i) if the registered operator is an individual — his or her
home address; or
(ii) if the registered operator is a corporation — the
corporation’s registered address;
(d) for an aircraft that has a type certificate, type acceptance
certificate or provisional type certificate:
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(i) the number of the certificate (if applicable); and
(ii) the production certificate number (if applicable); and
(iii) the manufacturer, and the country and year of
manufacture, of the aircraft; and
(iv) the aircraft model; and
(v) the aircraft serial number;
Note For paragraph (d), the aircraft’s manufacturer, model and serial number are
those set out on the aircraft’s data plate.
(e) for an aircraft to which paragraph (d) does not apply — the
following:
(i) the aircraft manufacturer (if applicable);
(ii) the aircraft builder (if applicable);
(iii) whether the aircraft is a manned free balloon, an airship, a
glider, a power-driven aeroplane, a rotorcraft or an
ornithopter;
(iv) the country and year of manufacture of the aircraft;
(v) the aircraft model;
(vi) the aircraft serial number;
(vii) if the aircraft is power-driven — the number of engines
and whether they are piston, turbopropeller or jet turbine
engines;
(viii) the number of seats including seats for the crew;
(ix) whether the aircraft is able to be used on land, on water, or
on both;
(f) if a registration mark has been reserved for the aircraft, and the
reservation has not lapsed — the registration mark;
(g) if the aircraft has been imported:
(i) the name of the country from which the aircraft was
imported; and
(ii) the aircraft’s registration mark, if any, in that country; and
(iii) evidence, provided by the NAA of that country, that the
aircraft is not on the aircraft register of that country;
(h) if the registration is required for a specific period — the
period.
Note 1 If the application for registration is an oral application, CASA will ask for
the information mentioned in this regulation during the oral application.
Note 2 If an aircraft is registered for a specific period, the registration lapses at the
end of that period: see subregulation 47.130 (1). (However the period may be
extended under subregulation 47.095 (4).)
47.070 Confirmation of oral application
(1) A person who has applied orally for the registration of an aircraft
must give to CASA a written confirmation of the application.
(2) The confirmation:
(a) must be in an approved form; and
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(b) must include the information required by regulation 47.065; and
(c) must be received by CASA within 14 days after the day on which
the oral application was made.
47.075 CASA may ask for further information
(1) If CASA reasonably requires further information to enable it to
consider an application for the registration of an aircraft, CASA may
ask the applicant, in writing, to give CASA the information.
(2) CASA must describe the information in the request.
(3) CASA may refuse to consider, or cease considering, the application
until the applicant complies with the request.
47.080 Registration of aircraft
(1) CASA must register an aircraft if the application for the registration
of the aircraft is made in accordance with regulation 47.060.
(2) CASA must enter the following information about the aircraft in the
Australian Civil Aircraft Register:
(a) the registration mark assigned to the aircraft;
(b) whether the aircraft is a manned free balloon, an airship, a glider,
　
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