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§ 47.61
§ 47.45
Change of address.
Within 30 days after any change in a
registered owner’s mailing address, the
registered owner must notify the Reg-
istry in writing of the change of ad-
dress. If a post office box or mailing
drop is used for mailing purposes, the
registered owner also must provide
that owner’s physical address or loca-
tion. Upon acceptance, the Registry
will issue, without charge, a revised
Certificate of Aircraft Registration, AC
Form 8050–3, reflecting the new mailing
address. When a post office box or mail-
ing drop is used for mailing purposes,
and the registered owner’s physical ad-
dress or location changes, the reg-
istered owner must notify the Registry
in writing of the new address or loca-
tion within 30 days.
[Amdt. 47–29, 75 FR 41982, July 20, 2010]
§ 47.47
Cancellation of Certificate for
export purpose.
(a) The holder of a Certificate of Air-
craft Registration, AC Form 8050–3, or
the holder of an irrevocable
deregistration and export request au-
thorization recognized under the Cape
Town Treaty and filed with the FAA,
who wishes to cancel the Certificate of
Aircraft Registration for the purpose of
export must submit to the Registry—
(1) A written request for cancellation
of the Certificate of Aircraft Registra-
tion describing the aircraft by make,
model, and serial number, and stating
the U.S. registration number and the
country to which the aircraft will be
exported;
(2)(i) For an aircraft not subject to
the Cape Town Treaty, evidence satis-
factory to the FAA that each holder of
a recorded right has been satisfied or
has consented to the transfer; or
(ii) For an aircraft subject to the
Cape Town Treaty, evidence satisfac-
tory to the FAA that each holder of a
recorded right established prior to the
date the Treaty entered into force with
respect to the United States has been
satisfied or has consented to the trans-
fer; and
(3) A written certification that all
registered interests ranking in priority
to that of the requestor have been dis-
charged or that the holders of such in-
terests have consented to the cancella-
tion for export purposes.
(b) If the aircraft is subject to the
Cape Town Treaty and an irrevocable
deregistration and export request au-
thorization has been filed with the
Registry, the Registry will honor a re-
quest for cancellation only if an au-
thorized party makes the request.
(c) The Registry notifies the country
to which the aircraft is to be exported
of the cancellation.
[Amdt. 47–27, 70 FR 245, Jan. 3, 2005, as
amended by Amdt. 47–29, 75 FR 41982, July 20,
2010]
§ 47.49
Replacement of Certificate.
(a) If the original Certificate of Air-
craft Registration, AC Form 8050–3, is
lost, stolen, or mutilated, the reg-
istered owner may submit to the Reg-
istry a written request that states the
reason a replacement certificate is
needed and the fee required by § 47.17.
The Registry will send a replacement
certificate to the registered owner’s
mailing address or to another mailing
address if requested in writing by the
registered owner.
(b) The registered owner may request
a temporary Certificate of Aircraft
Registration pending receipt of a re-
placement certificate. The Registry
issues a temporary Certificate of Air-
craft Registration in the form of a fax
that must be carried in the aircraft
until receipt of the replacement certifi-
cate.
[Amdt. 47–29, 75 FR 41982, July 20, 2010]
§ 47.51
[Reserved]
Subpart C—Dealers’ Aircraft
Registration Certificate
§ 47.61
Dealer’s Aircraft Registration
Certificates.
(a) The FAA issues a Dealer’s Air-
craft Registration Certificate, AC
Form 8050–6, to U.S. manufacturers and
dealers to—
(1) Allow manufacturers to make any
required flight tests of aircraft.
(2) Facilitate operating, dem-
onstrating, and merchandising aircraft
by the manufacturer or dealer without
the burden of obtaining a Certificate of
Aircraft Registration, AC Form 8050–3,
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