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Maybe I'm misreading this, but it looks to me like Oregon requires any
general aviation pilot who flies into or through Oregon must then register with the Oregon Department of Aviation within 60 days. Unless they have some other meaning for "operating"? Likewise, in all the material I've ever read on acquiring a pilot certificate, this is the first time I've read that there are additional state requirements! How many states have laws like this? Here's the text of the law and links to the entire context for anyone who can help me understand what this really means: "837.020 Registration of pilots; renewal. (1) In the interest of public safety and the safety of those people traveling by air or receiving aviation instruction, every pilot operating within this state shall register with the Oregon Department of Aviation within 60 days of issuance of any appropriate effective federal certificate, permit, rating or license relating to competency as a pilot except that student pilots shall register prior to their first solo flight. A nonresident pilot of a scheduled or nonscheduled airline, certificated by the appropriate federal agency, is not required to register under the provisions of this section unless the nonresident pilot engages in the piloting of aircraft other than such certificated operation. Nonresidents operating within this state, other than in a commercial operation, shall register with the department within 60 days of the date of arrival within the state. Pilots operating commercially shall register prior to any commercial operation. (2) Every registered pilot shall renew the first registration on the anniversary of the pilot’s birthdate. After the first renewal, each pilot shall renew registration on the anniversary of the pilot’s birthdate in the first year of each two-year period thereafter in which the pilot is active as a pilot. (3) Every registered pilot shall notify the department in writing within 30 days of a change of address or name. The notification shall contain the old and new residence address or name and the pilot registration number. [Formerly 493.040; 1991 c.186 §1] 837.025 Requirements for pilot registration; fees; certificates. (1) Possession of the appropriate effective federal certificate, permit, rating or license relating to competency of the pilot and payment of a fee of $8 for initial registration and $16 for each renewal of registration shall be the requisite for registration of the pilot under ORS 837.020. A filing of a written statement containing the information reasonably required by the Oregon Department of Aviation is sufficient to effect a registration. No originals or copies of federal certificates, permits, ratings or licenses shall be required of the applicant. Duplicate certificates of pilot registration may be obtained upon proof of loss or destruction of the original by application therefor to the department and the payment of $5 for each additional certificate. (2) The department may issue certificates of registration and may prescribe requirements for possession and exhibition of such certificates. (3) Information submitted in any application for registration is a public record and is open to public inspection during normal office hours. [Formerly 493.050; 1991 c.206 §1; 1997 c.585 §3]" http://landru.leg.state.or.us/ors/837.html http://www.oregon.gov/Aviation/registration.shtml |
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