Which Aircraft need to be certified?
How do I get certified?
Next steps?
Once your inspector completes and signs your Form B, Cat 1 & 3 pilots can commence test flying and a Certificate of Design and Construction will be issued.
Note both Cat 2A & 2B require a Flight Authorisation issued by the LMC (large model controller) prior to ANY test flights!
Depending on which category your project falls into will determine the flight test requirements
- Cat 1 & 3 require 5 flights
- Cat 2A requires 1 hour
- Cat 2B a total of 1.5 hours
Once the test flights are successfully completed and lodged on Form C the Permit To Fly is issued and you are MFNZ certified to fly your aircraft at events, club meetings and the likes.
LM Permit Expired?
Aircraft Permit Renewal
There’s a simple 3 step process for renewing your LM permit as follows:
1/ Go to this link Aeroplane Re-Inspection Form and in conjunction with your inspector go through the form checking the aircraft over section by section.
2/ I will then process the form and send you an invoice for the Permit Renewal.
3/ On receipt of your payment I will issue your new permit and you’re done!
Any questions or if you don’t have an inspector please don’t hesitate to contact me on email lmc@mfnz.org