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--- general:aprs_legislation [2013/04/09 20:22] – upu
+++ general:aprs_legislation [2016/03/24 20:39] (current) – edmoore
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-====== APRS Legislation ======
+====== APRS / Airborne Amateur Radio Legislation ======
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 ==== Cyprus ====
 ==== Czech Republic ====
+Airborne Operation permitted. Confirmed by OK1MX
 ==== Denmark ====
 ==== Estonia ====
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 ==== Portugal ====
 ==== Romania ====
+Not permitted.
+Official response from ANCOM :
+The power limits were determined for land operation and the airborne usage was not intended or provisioned. Therefore, if you intend to use the power limits mentioned in our radio interface in a plane, the service area will become very large, even beyond the Romanian territory.
+Taking into account the fact that you did not mention the power limits for the airborne station, the only solution will be to use power limits that, in projection, will associate the service area to a land-based station. For instance, if you work in 144 – 146 MHz, with a power limit of 400 W for land-based station, you will have to determine the service area of such a station and to adapt the power used in the airborne station, in order not to surpass this service area. This is quite difficult to achieve and, in addition, is not covered by our regulation.
+Of course, it may be acceptable if the plane flies at a low altitude (similar to a high tower), but if the altitude is high, then the service area will become very large, beyond the limit of what is provisioned in our regulation.
+As a conclusion, operating an amateur airborne station is not regulated in our legislation, therefore is not allowed.
+Should you need more information, please provide us with more details about your intended application.
 ==== Slovakia ====
 ==== Slovenia ====
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 ''c) “Aircraft” and “Airborne Vehicles” includes full size and models and also includes
 balloons whether tethered or free;''
+==== Ukraine ====
+Airborne APRS Operation is permitted. Confirmed by Alexander Doschych UY011 :
+"As the owner of CEPT license, you can use the callsign UT/M0UPU free and without notifying the authorities
+(in case of use in an airborne vehicle callsign must be UT/M0UPU/AM ).
+For importation of radio equipment on the territory of Ukraine are required to pay. Not required to pay for the importation of radio equipment on the territory of Ukraine, if the radio equipment is installed on the aircraft.
+You should be able to provide a document (it could be letter from your radioclub's) stating that your radio equipment installed in an airborne vehicle. It should also place a copy of the document on the board of the airborn so that it can examine the authorities in your absence when airborn for some reason falls to the ground during the flight."
 ===== Rest Of The World =====