From: Sean J. Lancaster
[mailto:slancaster@bristolassociates.com]
Sent: Friday, May 16, 2008 11:28 AM
To: slancaster@bristolassociates.com
Subject: FW: Important Message Regarding FAA Regulations - Comments
Accepted through 28 May
FYI
this is a problematic issue for all of us.
Best regards
Sean J. Lancaster
Bristol Associates Inc.
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(+1-202-682-4000 ext 1130 Main Office
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From: ISTAT
[mailto:istat@istat.org]
Sent: Friday, May 16, 2008 11:12 AM
To: bristolgv@earthlink.net
Subject: Important Message Regarding FAA Regulations - Comments Accepted
through 28 May
|
Dear ISTAT Member, The United States Federal Aviation Administration (the
"FAA") has published proposed changes to its regulations issued
under Part 47 relating to aircraft registration. Under its proposed new Section 47.40, all presently issued
certificates of aircraft registration, and all newly issued (and all
re-issued) certificates, would have a three
year expiration date. If the registration certificate for any aircraft is not
renewed within 90 days of its scheduled expiration date, then registration of
such aircraft would expire. If enacted as proposed, the proposed rule
could have significant adverse consequences for ISTAT members, including
difficulties with maintaining proper title on leased aircraft and loss of a
perfected security interest in mortgaged aircraft. The FAA is accepting comments to the proposed regulations
through May 28, 2008. If
you would like to submit comments, we suggest that you do so individually or
through any industry group of which you may be affiliated (such as ELFA or
IATA). For information on how to contact the FAA, please visit our Web site. Sincerely, ISTAT Headquarters |
From: Sean J. Lancaster
[mailto:slancaster@bristolassociates.com]
Sent: Friday, May 16, 2008 3:20 PM
To: Lesley Groff
Subject: RE: Important Message Regarding FAA Regulations - Comments
Accepted through 28 May
It
is more a concern for Larry and the guys if it were to pass, For instance
N908JE would have to be renewed every 36 months in order for him to retain this
personal numbers. It is a slip through the cracks issue……………
Best regards
Sean J. Lancaster
Bristol Associates Inc.
)+1-540-665-5135 direct
(+1-202-682-4000 ext 1130 Main Office
)+1-540-533-8183 Mobile
4+1-540-301-0050 FAX
* slancaster@bristolassociates.com
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From: Lesley Groff
[mailto:lesley@nysgllc.com]
Sent: Friday, May 16, 2008 2:34 PM
To: slancaster@bristolassociates.com
Subject: RE: Important Message Regarding FAA Regulations - Comments
Accepted through 28 May
The following is from Jeffrey:
what does it mean
From: Sean J. Lancaster
[mailto:slancaster@bristolassociates.com]
Sent: Friday, May 16, 2008 11:28 AM
To: slancaster@bristolassociates.com
Subject: FW: Important Message Regarding FAA Regulations - Comments
Accepted through 28 May
FYI
this is a problematic issue for all of us.
Best regards
Sean J. Lancaster
Bristol Associates Inc.
)+1-540-665-5135 direct
(+1-202-682-4000 ext 1130 Main Office
)+1-540-533-8183 Mobile
4+1-540-301-0050 FAX
* slancaster@bristolassociates.com
This
message may contain confidential and/or legally privileged information.
If you are not the intended recipient of the message, please destroy it. Any
unauthorized dissemination, distribution or copying of the material in this
message, and any attachments to the message, is strictly forbidden. (c) 2008
all rights reserved.
From: ISTAT
[mailto:istat@istat.org]
Sent: Friday, May 16, 2008 11:12 AM
To: bristolgv@earthlink.net
Subject: Important Message Regarding FAA Regulations - Comments Accepted
through 28 May
|
Dear ISTAT Member, The United States Federal Aviation Administration (the
"FAA") has published proposed changes to its regulations issued under
Part 47 relating to aircraft registration. Under its proposed new Section 47.40, all presently issued
certificates of aircraft registration, and all newly issued (and all
re-issued) certificates, would have a three
year expiration date. If the registration certificate for any aircraft is not
renewed within 90 days of its scheduled expiration date, then registration of
such aircraft would expire. If enacted as proposed, the proposed rule
could have significant adverse consequences for ISTAT members, including
difficulties with maintaining proper title on leased aircraft and loss of a
perfected security interest in mortgaged aircraft. The FAA is accepting comments to the proposed regulations
through May 28, 2008. If
you would like to submit comments, we suggest that you do so individually or
through any industry group of which you may be affiliated (such as ELFA or
IATA). For information on how to contact the FAA, please visit our Web site. Sincerely, ISTAT Headquarters |