Section 7
Registration and nationality marks
(1)
There shall be a register of Brunei Darussalam aircraft.
The Director shall be the authority for the registration of aircraft, pursuant to the provisions of this Part. The register shall be open to the public and shall include details of the registration of the aircraft as provided in this Part, and any other information that may be appropriate to inscribe in order to adapt the registry to the needs of the aviation industry, including such information as any attachments, rights, claims or judgments directed at or attached to such aircraft.
(2)
No aircraft shall be flown in Brunei Darussalam unless it —
(a)
is registered in the register of Brunei Darussalam aircraft or in another Contracting State or in another country or territory in relation to which there is an agreement in force between
Brunei Darussalam and that other country or territory which makes provision for the flight over, into, from and via Brunei Darussalam of aircraft registered in that country or territory;
(b)
bears the prescribed nationality symbols and registration marks;
(c)
possesses a valid certificate of airworthiness;
(d)
is equipped with flight instruments and communications equipment; and
(e)
is piloted by a duly licensed crew.
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(3)
The Director may exempt certain aircraft from any of these requirements in writing in special circumstances for a limited time, stating the reasons for the exemption.