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Documentation
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ID and Proof of Citizenship for each crew member or passenger
This is very important; see below for details. |
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If Experimental: Transport Canada "Standardised Validation" (see below) | |
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Pilot's License | |
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Aircraft Registration | |
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Airworthiness Certificate | |
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Proof of Insurance | |
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Radio Licenses
Radio Station License (temporary copy good for 90 days;
FCC Form 605)
Radiotelephone Operator's License
(temporary copy good for 90 days;
FCC Form 753)
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You must carry these documents on board the aircraft.
ID and Proof of CitizenshipEach crew member or passenger must carry identification and proof of citizenship. A passport is ideal. If you were born in the U.S. or Canada you can use a birth certificate and some photo ID, such as a driver's license. If you were born outside the U.S. or Canada, we strongly recommend that you bring your passport.
This is very important. The days of crossing the border with just a driver's license are probably gone for good.
Standardised Validation
Transport Canada (our equivalent of the FAA) requires U.S. aircraft registered under the Experimental category to carry a form that validates the Special Certificate of Airworthiness - Experimental. Just print one of the forms below (they are the same, just different file formats) and carry it on board the aircraft.
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