AIR ACCIDENTS INVESTIGATION INSTITUTE

Current State

The civil aviation covers air activities taking place in the Czech Republic and operated by civil aircraft of any nationality for civil purposes. It also includes air activities by Czech aircraft operating abroad for civil purposes, civil airport operation and providing air services on the territory of the Czech Republic. AAII´s. The AAII´s primary task in civil aviation is investigation into air accidents and serious air incidents. Other important tasks include the gathering, processing and evaluating information on occurrences in civil aviation. In addition, AAII participates in meeting requirements in civil aviation safety resulting from the Czech Republic membership in the EU, ICAO, ECAC and EUROCONTROL. It also takes part in forming safety policy of civil aviation, formulating laws and implementing legislation, and preparation of bills and regulations.
Every civil aircraft is assigned a registration mark as it is recorded in the Aircraft Register. The Aircraft Register of the Czech Republic (further on Aircraft Register) records all aircraft, except sports flying machines, whose operator is a natural person with permanent residence in the Czech Republic or legal person registered in the Czech Republic. The Aircraft Register is managed by CAA.
The sports flying machines, defined in Civil Aviation Act §81 Art.2 letters a) – g), are recorded in a separate special register for these aircraft.

What is the Aircraft Register

The Aircraft Register records all aircraft whose operator is a natural person with permanent residence in the Czech Republic or legal person registered in the Czech Republic. The aircraft register is open to the public, anyone being entitled to consult it and ask CAA for a copy, data listing, or statement the entry has not been found.

The following data on aircraft shall be entered in the aircraft register:

Owner
Operator
Register mark
Aircraft type and serial number
Other basic technical data
Lien establishment for aircraft, aircraft components and aircraft spare parts
Aircraft address if any
Date the plane was entered in and deleted from the register

By recording the aircraft in the register, the aircraft receives nationality of the Czech Republic. CAA assigns the aircraft a register mark and issues a recording certificate. This document certifies aircraft to aircraft ownership.

Aircraft Register

Link to aircraft register

LAA (Light Aircraft Association) Register

Link not accessible

Registration in CAA aircraft register – Civil Aviation Authority
Air Staff		Number of Aircraft
Aircraft pilots	3364	Airplane	973
Helicopter pilots	246	Helicopter	111
Balloon pilots	162	Glider	920
Glider pilots	3904	Balloon	188
AML (Technicians)	2083	Dirigible	2