Designed to perform an enormous range of missions, civilian aircraft serve as general, business and commercial passenger transportation, cargo, combat, emergency services, and much more. Most broadly speaking, they have fixed- or rotary-wings, but some do not have wings at all in the case of balloons and airships. Any questions can be by email Aircraft Registration Branch, or you can call 1-86, or 40.The term ‘aircraft’ covers a wide array of planes capable of flying or gliding through the air. The link to Contact the Aircraft Registration Branch provides our contact information including our mailing and physical addresses. Post Office or commercial delivery services. Documents signed in ink must be submitted by U.S. The documents may be submitted electronically as an attachment to an email at. The Federal Aviation Administration accepts documents containing digital signatures by email. To reduce the exposure of the virus, the Civil Aviation Registry has temporarily discontinued walk-in visits to the Public Documents Room until further notice. UPDATE: The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is working closely with federal, state, and local officials to slow the spread of COVID-19. Unit of Issue ea Responsible Office AFB-710, Aircraft Registration Branch Comments Number AC 8050-2 Title AIRCRAFT BILL OF SALE Edition Date ApOrientation

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