Permit to Fly - permission to use Italian Airspace
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Permit to Fly - permission to use Italian Airspace
Good afternoon from southern Spain - 36º no less!
I'm trying to get permission to fly my UK registered Gazelle to Italy, but can't seem to locate the relevent department within the Italian CAA to contact.
Both French and Spanish permissions have been granted (6 months) but I'm stuck on Italy.
Can anyone give me a suitable point of contact to obtain permission to use Italian airspace?
Many thanks
I'm trying to get permission to fly my UK registered Gazelle to Italy, but can't seem to locate the relevent department within the Italian CAA to contact.
Both French and Spanish permissions have been granted (6 months) but I'm stuck on Italy.
Can anyone give me a suitable point of contact to obtain permission to use Italian airspace?
Many thanks
Why would you want to get permission? You don't need it or does it have something weird like a "restricted" C of A. Is it a civil Gaz or ex Mil?
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estepona
rain more rain and wind here in uk was nice last week i heard you was here then did you take the weather back with you see you next time your over here
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permit to fly -permission to use italian airspace ..I'm trying to get permission to fly my UK registered Gazelle to Italy, but can't seem to locate the relevent department within the Italian CAA to contact
rain more rain and wind here in uk was nice last week i heard you was here then did you take the weather back with you see you next time your over here
steve
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Yes, it's ex Royal Navy, which means that the CAA will only agree to a Permit to Fly rather than a full Certificate of Airworthiness.
That amounts to a few restrictions, one of which is the need to obtain permission to fly anywhere else outside the UK.
Yes, it's ex Royal Navy, which means that the CAA will only agree to a Permit to Fly rather than a full Certificate of Airworthiness.
That amounts to a few restrictions, one of which is the need to obtain permission to fly anywhere else outside the UK.
In that case start here I guess - http://www.enac-italia.it/strutture.htm
Maybe its covered by Flight Standards or at least they will know who to contact.
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Maybe its covered by Flight Standards or at least they will know who to contact.
Direttore: Gianfranco Bruna
Via di Villa Ricotti, 42
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tel. +39 06 44185782fax +39 06 44185746[email protected]
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RVDT
what do you mean its 17 degrees in rain here in the uk this afternoon
global warming ???? its more like global freezing
estep
like your text about 105 i was thinking where could i find 7 to swop ????????
steve
what do you mean its 17 degrees in rain here in the uk this afternoon
global warming ???? its more like global freezing
estep
like your text about 105 i was thinking where could i find 7 to swop ????????
steve
