Hey Dave: You need to call the FSDO serving the area where the airplane is located. Tell them that you need a ferry permit from A to B? and who the pilot will be. They should ask a couple questions and then fax a ferry permit to you or to the airport where the airplane is located. Am A&P will have to certify the airplane safe to fly and so state in the log book. The ferry permit is usually issued for 7 days at a time. Lynn Nelsen In a message dated 9/23/2009 2:38:48 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:
Colleagues, Can anybody get me pointed in the right direction on getting a ferry permit? I have a stranded plane I need to get to an airport for extensive upkeep. (Not a Coupe.) We would like to avoid taking the wings off. Dave Winters
