Transport Canada Aviation Safety Decals — CAR Part V
Canadian Aviation Regulations Part V — Airworthiness · Federal — Canada
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CARs Part V — SOR/96-433 — Canadian Aviation Regulations Part V — Airworthiness
Under CARs Part V, aircraft generally display required placards and markings in the cockpit, cabin, and exterior as prescribed by the aircraft type certificate data sheet and the applicable airworthiness standards.
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Every certified aircraft must carry all placards and safety decals listed in its type certificate. Missing a placard is an airworthiness defect — the aircraft cannot legally fly until it is replaced.
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All placards listed on the TCDS should be present
Replacements must match original text, size, and colour
Cockpit placards in English (bilingual if operated in Quebec)
Exterior warning decals should be weather-resistant
Annual inspection includes placard verification
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Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs) Part II
Justice Laws Canada · March 2026
CARs Part II covers aircraft identification and marking requirements including registration marks, sizing, and placement for Canadian-registered aircraft.
Transport Canada — Aircraft Registration
Transport Canada · March 2026
Official aircraft registration portal. Covers how to register, marking requirements, and the C- prefix system for Canadian aircraft.
RPAS (Drone) Registration — Transport Canada
Transport Canada · March 2026
Drone registration requirements for RPAS between 250g and 25kg. Registration number should be marked on the drone and visible at all times.
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