Es ist tatsächlich wahr: (fliegermagazin hatte berichtet)
die Änderung des bisherigen Verfahrens vom DULFU (bisher unkompliziert per email und for free) auf die Luftfahrt Behörde kostet nun für die übliche 90 Tage Regelung 1250DKK = 170€. Es ist eigentlich unglaublich und ich muss zugeben ich hätte es den Dänen nicht zugetraut…denn geändert hat sich vom Ablauf eigentlich nichts.
Dänemark war immer mein Lieblingsfliegerland in EU, freundlich, unkompliziert und selbst der FIS total serviceorientiert.
Für Interessierte hier die offizielle Antwort:
Zitat:
Yes, there has been a change to an automated procedure with a fee. Please read further for instructions and price for processing of the application.
Only aircraft with valid standard ICAO or EASA certificates of airworthiness may operate within Denmark without specific permission. National certificates for microlight/ultralight aircraft issued by the state in which the aircraft are registered are not valid outside the state of issue.
Therefore, operators of microlight/ultralight aircraft must apply for permission to fly in Denmark.
Applications for permission to operate microlight/ultralight aircraft with an MTOM below 600 kg are considered by the Danish Civil Aviation and Railway Authority and may be issued according to subsection 3 of § 25 of the Danish Air Navigation Act.
The processing of an application for permission is subject to a fee of DKK 1,250.00. If permission is declined, the payment is still due.
If issued, the permission will be personal and only valid for the pilot and aircraft mentioned in the permission and for the period of time stated, which cannot be longer than 90 days in total.
When applying for permission to fly into and within Denmark, the applicant must document the statuses of the pilot and the microlight/ultralight aircraft. This is done by filling in a form with the necessary information and uploading valid copies of the below-mentioned documents in PDF format or like.
· Pilot licence
· Medical certificate
· International radio licence (English) together with language proficiency check
· Certificate of registration
· Airworthiness certificate
· Certificate of insurance according to Regulation (EC) no. 785/2004
· Noise certificate
· Dates on which the operator wants to operate
· Contact details
· Credit card details (shall be used in connection with payment for the processing of the application for exemption/permission).
Permissions granted may be withdrawn if the submitted documentation is insufficient.
Requirements/regulations for operating microlight/ultralight aircraft into and within Denmark are stated in VFR Flight Guide Denmark, GEN 1, and AIP Denmark, GEN 1 (https://aim.naviair.dk/), and paragraphs 4.3.1, 4.4 and 4.5 of Regulations for Civil Aviation (BL) no. 9-6, Regulations on ultralight aeroplanes (https://www.en.trafikstyrelsen.dk/media/16198/BL9-6%20%20on%20ultralight%20aeroplanes.pdf).
You can apply for permission to operate microlight/ultralight aircraft without valid type certificate by using the below link:
· Application for permission/exemption to operate into and within Denmark with microlight/ultralight aircraft without type certificate
For flights with microlight/ultralight aircraft in Greenland and/or the Faroe Islands, please contact the Danish Civil Aviation and Railway Authority by e-mail info@trafikstyrelsen.dk.