Operating a jet Privately
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Operating a jet Privately
Does anyone have any information on the requirements for operating a Falcon 900 privately on the UK register? I know that for an AOC operation, Ops manuals and subsequent approvals etc are required. However this aircraft would not be operated for hire or reward. I am specifically looking for guidance on certification required, the process of registration with the CAA and MNPS and RVSM approvals (if required??). I have had a look round the CAA website and not managed to get very far. As a last resort I will call them but thought that someone on here may be able to give me some practical guidance!
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If your looking at operating a F900 here in the UK privately why you bothered about running on the G reg. Absolutely no reaon for doing this. As a private operator you would be more wise to stick to the N reg or something like the Manx reg as stated by Johnny Reed.
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If your looking at operating a F900 here in the UK privately why you bothered about running on the G reg. Absolutely no reaon for doing this. As a private operator you would be more wise to stick to the N reg or something like the Manx reg as stated by Johnny Reed.
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Julian,
Your not wrong there. The Manx reg is becoming more popular to our purchasers leaving them considering either the Manx or US N reg.
From a resale point of view stay N rather than Manx on something like a F900 but thats only from a point of resale. Most buyers are in the US as you will appreciate and we have found some our of recent US buyers to be a little unsure about the Manx reg and even are unsure to its existance so are hence on occasion uncomfortable when looking at buying a Manx registered aircraft.
Your not wrong there. The Manx reg is becoming more popular to our purchasers leaving them considering either the Manx or US N reg.
From a resale point of view stay N rather than Manx on something like a F900 but thats only from a point of resale. Most buyers are in the US as you will appreciate and we have found some our of recent US buyers to be a little unsure about the Manx reg and even are unsure to its existance so are hence on occasion uncomfortable when looking at buying a Manx registered aircraft.
