FCC Radio STATION license.

NJP_MAN

NJP_MAN

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I have been tasked to acquire a new permit/license for the aircraft. I have done this for the Operator before but never the station. Anyone know anything I should be aware of, or is it as straight forward as getting the OPERATORS permit?
 
You only need it if the aircraft is flying outside of the U.S.
 
Need is a strong word ;)
 
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Easy peasy but expensive and only good for 10 years, and does not survive ownership transfer.
 
frcabot said:
Easy peasy but expensive and only good for 10 years, and does not survive ownership transfer.
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This is the problem, same owner but new entity. Therfore I am going to be getting all new RVSM,NOAA and FFC details worked out.
 
BillyBH said:
Expensive, really? It's $65 I believe.
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Try $165. It's a $65 application fee and a $100 regulatory fee. For a piece of paper that accomplishes basically nothing and that you shouldn't really need in the first place (requires no testing, anyone can get one just by submitting the form, etc) I consider it expensive.
 
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frcabot said:
Try $165. It's a $65 application fee and a $100 regulatory fee. For a piece of paper that accomplishes basically nothing and that you shouldn't really need in the first place (requires no testing, anyone can get one just by submitting the form, etc) I consider it expensive.
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I agree
 
Yes, $16.50 per year for its 10 year period is an outrage. I doubt if I would ever want to fly across the border to Canada if it costs me sooooooooo much.
 
My friend...has done plenty of flying up north without a station license or even a operators license. Not exactly much TC or other can do, nor have I heard of anyone ever being asked to show their paperwork.
 
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