History — 202.07

202.07 (1) Where a manufacturer operates an aircraft within Canada for the purpose of a production test flight, a customer acceptance flight or a flight undertaken to complete the manufacturing process or to export the aircraft, in accordance with an authorization issued by the Minister pursuant to subsection 202.14(1), the manufacturer shall (a) affix the marks once to each side of the aircraft fuselage or cabin by a means, such as paint or decals, that (i) ensures that the marks will not be detached or erased while the aircraft is in operation, and (ii) allows the marks to be removed after the operation; (b) prior to the operation of the aircraft, inform the Minister in writing of (i) the marks that have been affixed to the aircraft, (ii) the manufacturer’s model designation, and (iii) the serial number of the aircraft; and (c) after the completion of the operation of the aircraft for the purpose specified in this subsection, (i) remove the marks, and (ii) notify the Minister in writing of their removal. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1), the Minister may reserve a block of marks for a manufacturer.