A/c Nationality and registration marks

Question 1

Annex 7

Answer 1

from Paris convention 1919 all the a/c need to be registered and to carry a national and registration mark, an authority may temporanely exempt an A/c from registration or carry the mark

Question 2

Differences

Answer 2

Annex 7 contain a list of contracting state that:

- notify to ICAO differences from them and national regul.

Question 3

Marking

Answer 3

the nation and registration mark consist of grou of character

Question 4

National mark

Answer 4

is to be notified by the State of Registry, to ICAO . May consist in letters multiple letters, combination and symb.
If the last national charact is the same of the first of registration mark it need a -

Question 5

Registration Mark

Answer 5

consist in letter number or combination and it is assigned from the State of Registry or the common markl registering authortiy.

Question 6

Common mark

Answer 6

common mark can replace a national mark if the aircraft is owned by an operator that is registred in more country. Common mark is assigned by the ITU and ICAO specify a state to exercise the responsability of state of registry.

Question 7

Exclusion

Answer 7

Certain combination ar enot permitted:

• SOS
• PAN
• XXX
• TTT
• Q code
• 5 letters of combination fo Code of signal

Question 8

Certification of registration

Answer 8

The certicate of registration is a document certifying that the Sor has registered the a/c. It contains:

• National and Common mark
• Registration Mark
• Manufacter designation of A/c
• S/n of A/c
• Name and address of the owner
• A certifcate that ir has been entered in the register state
• dated signature of registering offer

Question 9

Location

Answer 9

painted or fix by other mean(not erasable) kept clean and visible
lower surface f the wing, fuselage btn wings and tail or upper half of the vertical tail surface

Question 10

size

Answer 10

wings 50 cm

fuselage 30 cm