Oregon Pilot Certificate

[Cessnaflyer]

This was before my time I thought in Washington you had to have your aircraft and certificate registered. This is purely memory with no google help

 

[fholbert]

The way I read this if you fly an F-18 for the USN over (not landing) in Oregon you've got 60 days to register.

God help you if you land in Oregon and they try to throw a prop lock on your F-18!

 

[Beep]

Yeah... They can go eat a big bag of something.

 

[auburn95]

This was before my time I thought in Washington you had to have your aircraft and certificate registered. This is purely memory with no google help

Yep, when I got my PPL in 1995, I had to get a WA state pilot registration. They did away with it 10 years later, and admittedly I didn't keep up with the fee...wonder how they didn't find me?

http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/aviation/registration/PilotMechRegisNotReq.htm

 

[NickH]

I saw this in Oregon in 2008 or so, and was happy to ignore it then. They will check registration records for airplanes registered in the state, but many states do that. I also heard they went to some airports and noted tail numbers..

 

[illini8o3]

Illinois does something similar too.

http://www.idot.illinois.gov/Assets/uploads/files/IDOT-Forms/AER/AER 1967.docx