Who is responsible for applying for a new noise certificate when an aircraft is intended to be registered in another Member State after a change of ownership?

The natural or legal person under whose name the aircraft will be registered is responsible for applying to the competent authority of the new Member State of registry.

Does the transfer of a noise certificate with an aircraft on the same register require any action from the new owner?

No, the regulation states that the noise certificate or restricted noise certificate shall be transferred together with the aircraft; no application or action by the new owner is specified for this case.

In the context of aircraft ownership change, what is the difference in procedure between keeping the aircraft on the same register and moving it to another Member State's register?

If the aircraft remains on the same register, the noise certificate or restricted noise certificate is transferred with the aircraft. If the aircraft is intended to be registered in another Member State, the new owner must apply to the competent authority of the new Member State of registry for a new noise certificate or restricted noise certificate, including the former certificate in the application.

Is the transfer of a noise certificate automatic when an aircraft changes ownership but stays on the same register?

Yes, the regulation states that the noise certificate or restricted noise certificate shall be transferred together with the aircraft, implying automatic transfer without a new application.

21L.A.164 Transferability and re-issuance of noise certificates and restricted noise certificates within Member States

Q: When ownership of an aircraft changes but the aircraft stays on the same register, what happens to the existing noise certificate or restricted noise certificate?

The noise certificate, or the restricted noise certificate issued in accordance with Subpart I of Section B of this Annex, shall be transferred together with the aircraft.

Q: Under Regulation (EU) 2022/1358, when an aircraft changes ownership but remains on the same register, is a new noise certificate required?

No, a new noise certificate is not required in that case. The existing noise certificate or restricted noise certificate issued in accordance with Subpart I of Section B of this Annex shall be transferred together with the aircraft.

Q: What specific document must accompany an application for a new noise certificate when an aircraft is re-registered in another Member State after a change of ownership?

The application must include the former noise certificate or restricted noise certificate issued in accordance with Subpart I of Section B of this Annex.

Q: When an aircraft changes ownership and is to be registered in another Member State, what must be included in the application for the new noise certificate?

The application must include the former noise certificate or restricted noise certificate issued in accordance with Subpart I of Section B of this Annex.

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21L.A.164 Transferability and re-issuance of noise certificates and restricted noise certificates within Member States

Regulation (EU) 2022/1358

Where the ownership of an aircraft has changed:

(a) if the aircraft remains on the same register, the noise certificate, or the restricted noise certificate issued in accordance with Subpart I of Section B of this Annex, shall be transferred together with the aircraft;

(b) if the aircraft is intended to be registered in another Member State, the natural or legal person under whose name the aircraft will be registered shall apply to the competent authority of the new Member State of registry for a new noise certificate or restricted noise certificate and shall include in this application the former noise certificate or restricted noise certificate issued in accordance with Subpart I of Section B of this Annex.

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Source-Title: 21L.A.164 Transferability and re-issuance of noise certificates and restricted noise certificates within Member States View latest amendments

Erulesid: ERULES-1963177438-21228 Compare versions

Domain: Initial airworthiness

Applicabilitydate: 25 August, 2023

Entryintoforcedate: 25 August, 2022

Regulatorysource: Regulation (EU) 2022/1358 Navigate

Regulatorysubject: Part 21 Light

Typeofcontent: IR (Implementing rule)

Origin: EASA

Category: EAR

21L.A.164 Transferability and re-issuance of noise certificates and restricted noise certificates within Member States

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