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Menez Hom

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Re: Menez Hom

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john greenfield wrote: ↑10 Apr 2023, 12:23 To fly in France now you have to take their equivilent of our BMFA test, its called Alpha Tango
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Is this in addition to other ESA area UAS registrations? e.g. I have registered in AT, do I also need to register each aircraft in FR, while still flying under my AT Operator registration?

EASA suggests only 1 EASA area registration is supported, but no mention of the per aircraft specifics of the FR process:
https://www.easa.europa.eu/en/faq/116456

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Hi Marc

Yes you do have to register each individual aircraft and display its reg number.

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