AFRA-CAAC Dismantled Aircraft Registry Item

Let’s take a look how an AFRA-CAAC Dismantled Aircraft Registry Item can be created.


There are 2 ways to create AFRA-CAAC Dismantled Aircraft Registry Item:

Option 1: Create AFRA-CAAC Dismantled Aircraft Registry Item Directly

Option 2: Create AFRA-CAAC Dismantled Aircraft Registry Item Using Excel Template


Option 1: Create AFRA-CAAC Dismantled Aircraft Registry Item Directly


Step 1: Navigate to the AFRA-CAAC Dismantled Aircraft Registry.

Step 2: From the AFRA-CAAC Dismantled Aircraft Registry View, click 'Create Registry Item' at the top right-hand corner.


Step 3: Select asset you want to create a registry item for, and click 'Next'. See how to create your assets.

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Note: The latest uploaded required documents of the asset will be automatically attached to the registry item.

Required documents:

  • 1 Certificate of Airworthiness
  • 1 Certificate of Deregistration
  • 1-10 Photos

Optional documents:

  • Asset End of Life Certificate

If the asset does not have any required documents, the registry item will be created without the documents attached, see how to Update Document List of Registry Item

Step 4: Select certificate for your dismantling project and click 'Next'. See more details about add certificate.

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For AFRA/CAAC Dismantled Aircraft Registry Item, only a CAAC or an AFRA certificate can be selected.


Step 5: Provide registry item details and click 'Submit'.

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Required fields:

Dismantling Status Project Name Project Start Date (If dismantling status = 'In-Progress' or 'Complete') Project End Date (If dismantling status = 'Complete') TSN CSN Certificate of Airworthiness No. Certificate of Deregistration No. Most Recent Operator

Reminder: Make sure the 'Certificate of Airworthiness No.' and 'Certificate of Deregistration No.' matches with the Certificate of Airworthiness and Certificate of Deregistration you uploaded to the asset profile.

Once the registry items are successfully created, a green banner will appear at the top of the private registry items list.


Option 2: Create AFRA-CAAC Dismantled Aircraft Registry Item Using Excel Template


Step 1: Navigate to the AFRA-CAAC Dismantled Aircraft Registry.

Step 2: From the AFRA-CAAC Dismantled Aircraft Registry View, click 'Create Registry Item' at the top right-hand corner.

Step 3: Click 'Upload Template'


Step 4: A confirmation message will appear. Click 'Change'.


Step 5: Click 'Download Template'.


Step 6: Update MSN Asset details in Excel template.


Step 7: Click 'Upload Template'.


Step 8: Select the Excel template from your computer.


Once the Excel template data is successfully imported, a green banner will appear.


Step 9: Review asset you want to create a registry item for, and click 'Next'. See how to create your assets.

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Note: The latest uploaded required documents of the asset will be automatically attached to the registry item.

Required documents:

  • 1 Certificate of Airworthiness
  • 1 Certificate of Deregistration
  • 1-10 Photos

Optional documents:

  • Asset End of Life Certificate

If the asset does not have any required documents, the registry item will be created without the documents attached, see how to Update Document List of Registry Item


Step 10: Select certificate for your dismantling project and click 'Next'. See more details about add certificate.

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For AFRA/CAAC Dismantled Aircraft Registry Item, only a CAAC certificate can be selected.


Step 11: Provide registry item details and click 'Submit'.

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Required fields:

Dismantling Status Project Name Project Start Date (If dismantling status = 'In-Progress' or 'Complete') Project End Date (If dismantling status = 'Complete') TSN CSN Certificate of Airworthiness No. Certificate of Deregistration No. Most Recent Operator

Reminder: Make sure the 'Certificate of Airworthiness No.' and 'Certificate of Deregistration No.' matches with the Certificate of Airworthiness and Certificate of Deregistration you uploaded to the asset profile.

Once the registry items are successfully created, a green banner will appear at the top of the private registry items list.