The term aircraft is defined in the Aruba Aviation Act. Aircraft falling under this definition qualify for registration in the AAR. The department of Civil Aviation of Aruba (“DCA”) has the discretionary powers to restrict registration of aircrafts operating in certain geographical regions that are either deemed unsafe or politically unstable. In addition the DCA limits registration of aircraft that are manufactured before 1970. A prerequisite for registration in the AATR is registration in the AAR plus compliance with a minimum maximum take-off weight.
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Lincoln D. Gomez is a corporate lawyer based in Aruba. He is admitted to the Bar in both Aruba Curacao, Sint Maarten & BES-islands. He holds degrees in International Tax & Financial Services from Thomas Jefferson School of Law, San Diego, CA (LL.M.), a law degree from the Universiteit van Aruba (LL.M.) and Biology and Chemistry from Saint Leo University, Tampa, FL He is co-founder and managing-partner of Gomez & Bikker www.gobiklaw.com. His practice concentrates on Aruba corporate law, intellectual property, aviation finance & registration, labor law, real estate and civil litigation. He is an author and lecturer on Aruba law. His publications are in the areas of: the civil code of Aruba, labor laws, intellectual property, aviation finance and corporate law. His clients have dubbed him "the Aruba Guy" when it comes to finding creative solutions to complex legal issues in Aruba. View all posts by Lincoln D Gomez
