CASR Part 47

CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY REGULATION
(CASR)
Part 47 – Aircraft Registration
SUMMARY
SUBPART A.GENERAL
This part prescribes the requirements for registering aircraft under Article
25 of the Aviation Act No. 1 year 2009.
47.3 Register of civil aircraft

The register of civil aircraft shall be established and maintained by the
Director General and shall record in the register the following informations
in respect of each civil aircraft registered in Indonesia the number of the
certificate, the nationality and registration mark, the manufacture’s design,
the serial number of the aircraft, the name and address of the registered
owner and operator, the date on which the entry was made in the register
and the type of operation of the aircraft.
47.5 Eligibility for registration

An aircraft shall be eligible for registration in Indonesia only when the
aircraft is
a. Not registered in other country, and
b. Owned by Indonesian citizen or Indonesian legal entity, or
c. Owned by a foreign citizen or foreign legal entity and operated by an
Indonesian citizen or Indonesian legal entity for a minimum utilization
period of 2 (two) years, or
d. Owned by government agency or regional government and the aircraft
is not utilized for law enforcement mission, or
e. Owned by a foreign citizen or foreign legal entity whose aircraft is in
possession of an Indonesian legal entity, or
f. All duties due and payable under the laws of Indonesia in respect of the
importation of the aircraft into Indonesia have been paid,
g. All insurance required by Article 62 of Aviation Act No. 1 Year 2009
have been covered.
47.7 Applicant
Applicant who wishes to register an aircraft in Indonesia must be an
Indonesian Citizen or Legal Body under the Law of the Republic of
Indonesia.
47.9 Evidence of ownership

Each person who submits an application for aircraft registration shall also
submit the required evidence of ownership in the form of Bill of Sale or
Grant Certificate/Document or other form as acceptable by Director
General.
47.11 Appointment to act on behalf of more than one owner

If an aircraft is owned by more than one person, it must be appointed one
to act on their behalf in order to register the aircraft.
47.13 Registration mark

Registration mark of an aircraft is assigned by the Director General in
accordance with requirement of CASR 45.21.
47.14 Temporary Certificate of Registration

a. Temporary certificate of registration is issued by the Director General
and shall be displayed on aircraft during flight for the purpose of
Production test flight of new aircraft produced by Indonesian
manufacturer and delivery of aircraft to the Republic of Indonesia.
b. A temporary certificate of registration shall remain valid for the period
specified in the certificate and shall not exceed three months,
c. A temporary certificate of registration is not valid for revenue flight.
SUBPART B. CERTIFICATE OF AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION

Subpart B applies to each applicant for, and holder of a Certificate of
Registration
47.21 Application for registration

Application for registration of an aircraft in Indonesia shall be made in a
form as prescribed by the Director General and Submits an evidence of
ownership.
47.23 Certificate of registration

a. An aircraft may be registered only by and in the legal name of its owner.
b. Certificate of registration is not evidence of ownership of aircraft in any
proceeding in which ownership by a particular person is in issue. The
Director General does not issue any certificate of ownership. The
Director General issues a Certificate of Registration to the person who
appears to be the owner on the basis of the evidence of ownership
c. In this part, “owner” includes a buyer in possession or person in
accordance with paragraph 47.11.
47.25 Duration of Certificate of Registration

A Certificate of Registration shall remain valid for the period of validity
specified in the certificate and such period shall not exceed three years.
Each Certificate of Registration issued under this subpart will be effective
until such period stated on certificate, unless:
a. The registration is canceled upon written request from the holder of
certificate, or authorized person,
b. Breech of contract (non-performance) by lessee of aircraft without any
court’s decision,
c. Certificate of Airworthiness can not be maintained continuously for more
than three years.
47.27 Change of ownership of aircraft

Where there is a change in the ownership of a registered aircraft, the
Certificate of Registration shall there upon be deemed to be canceled and
certificate holder or authorized person shall forward the followings to the
Director General. The previous Certificate of Registration shall be returned
to Director General.
47.29 Change of address

In case of change to owner permanent address, the holder of a Certificate
of Registration shall notify the Director General with evidence of
registration of the new address.
47.31 Cancellation of certificate for export purpose

The holder of a Certificate of Registration who wishes to cancel the
certificate for the purpose of export must submit to the Director General a
written request. Director General will notify the cancellation to the country
to which the aircraft is to be exported.
47.33 Renewal or replacement of certificate

If a Certificate of Registration is lost, stolen, or mutilated, the holder of the
Certificate of Registration may apply to the Director General for a new
certificate.
SUBPART C : IRREVOCABLE DEREGISTRATION AND EXPORT
REQUEST AUTHORITY (IDERA)
This part is the requirements of Irrevocable Deregistration and Export
Request Authority (IDERA) for aircraft subject to Cape Town Treaty.
47.41. Record and deletion of IDERA

Irrevocable Deregistration and Export Request Authorization (IDERA) shall
be acknowledged and recorded by the Director General when applicant
has completed the Form of IDERA in correct manner. IDERA can only be
revoked upon request from Authorized Party or debtor with the written
consent from Authorized Party, and record of IDERA will be deleted
accordingly.
47.42 Cancellation of aircraft registration pursuant to IDERA

Pursuant to the Aviation Act No. 1 year 2009 Article 75 (2), aircraft
deregistration subject to IDERA will be processed within five working days
from the date of application received by Director General. Authorized party
or its certified designee may request the deregistration of aircraft to
Director General.

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CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY REGULATION

47.3 Register of civil aircraft

47.5 Eligibility for registration

47.9 Evidence of ownership

47.11 Appointment to act on behalf of more than one owner

47.13 Registration mark

47.14 Temporary Certificate of Registration

SUBPART B. CERTIFICATE OF AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION

47.21 Application for registration

47.23 Certificate of registration

47.25 Duration of Certificate of Registration

47.27 Change of ownership of aircraft

47.29 Change of address

47.31 Cancellation of certificate for export purpose

47.33 Renewal or replacement of certificate

47.41. Record and deletion of IDERA

47.42 Cancellation of aircraft registration pursuant to IDERA

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