New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 16 - TRANSPORTATION › Chapter 55 - LICENSING OF AERONAUTICAL ACTIVITIES › Subchapter 3 - LICENSING › Section 16:55-3.2 - Specific requirements

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) In
				addition to complying with the general requirements listed at
				N.J.A.C.
				16:55-3.1, all persons engaged in one or more
				of the aeronautical activities listed in this chapter shall comply with the
				applicable specific requirements listed below. Where any requirement listed
				below calls for the maintenance of any data or other information, no particular
				method of recordkeeping is specified. No change in the system of records
				customarily kept by the person concerned is required, so long as the records
				supply an adequate basis for examination.
1.
				Aerial advertising:
i. Own or have
				arrangements for use of a minimum of one currently Federally certificated and
				airworthy aircraft equipped for aerial advertising operations;
ii. Provide, when requested, aircraft logbook
				for inspection containing certified notations of the installation of the
				particular equipment required for the type of aerial advertising offered. Such
				equipment and installation shall be FAA approved;
iii. Utilize pilots who are Federally
				certified as commercial or airline transport pilots and properly rated for the
				aircraft used;
iv. Provide names,
				addresses, ratings and certificate numbers of pilots employed in the
				operation;
v. Ensure that only
				essential crew members are embarked while aircraft are being utilized for
				aerial advertising (this restriction does not apply to balloons or rigid
				airships);
vi. Provide copy of
				current FAA waiver (if applicable);
vii. Maintain records of all aerial
				advertising flights made, which shall be retained for 12 months. These records
				shall contain the following information including, but not limited to:
(1) Aircraft "N" number;
(2) Date of flight;
(3) Takeoff and landing time;
(4) Name of pilot; and
(5) Flight of coverage
				area;
viii. For banner
				towing, submit with the license application, a sketch and scaled aerial
				photograph of the proposed banner pickup and drop area(s). If the proposed
				area(s) is located on an airport, this sketch must include the regular airport
				traffic pattern and the banner tow pattern, if different from the regular
				airport traffic pattern. If the proposed area(s) is not located on an airport,
				submit a sketch and scaled aerial photograph of the proposed banner pickup and
				drop off area(s) and depict any obstructions within 500 feet of these areas.
				The location may be inspected by the Bureau and may require FAA approval to
				determine if the area(s) are suitable for these operations. Written approval of
				the location by the facility management, the property owner or lessee, and the
				controlling municipal authority must appear on the sketch or the scaled aerial
				photograph or by separate letter; and
ix. Ensure that each pilot prior to flying
				banner towing aircraft is completely briefed and familiar with the approved
				banner pickup and drop area(s) and patterns.