Nationality and Registration

Question 1

Who are the nationality and registration marks assigned by

Answer 1

State of registry or the common mark registering authority

Nationality mark allocated to the state of registry by the international telecommunications union (ITU)

Question 2

What combinations can not be used as a registration

Answer 2

SOS distress
PAN urgency
XXX urgency morse code
TTT securité morse code

combinations staring with Q

5 letter combinations used in international code of signals

Question 3

Minimum dimensions of registration marks

Answer 3

Underside of wings - 50cm high minimum

Fuselage / Fin - 30cm high minimum.

Left half of lower surface of wing.

Question 4

What must be included in the certificate of registration (CofR)

Answer 4

Nationality or common mark

Registration mark

Manufacturer’s designation

Serial number

Dated signature of the registering officer

NAME AND ADDRESS OF OWNER

Question 5

When is a common mark assigned

Answer 5

When the aircraft is operated by an international agency

Assigned by the common mark registering authority

A country can become the common mark registering authority of a aircraft if the aircraft is based there = can allocate the registration mark

ICAO Is the middleman.