The National Air Transportation Association (NATA) has partnered with AIC Title Service to offer a program that will help aviation businesses and individuals comply with new FAA requirements to re-register all aircraft. In July, the FAA published a final rule that will require all currently U.S.-registered aircraft to complete an aircraft re-registration according to a specific schedule over the next three years. Dubbed the AIC Aircraft Re-Registration Program, the $45 per aircraft program allows for re-registrations to be professionally processed and tracked using a Web interface. Key benefits include ensuring an uninterrupted registration process; allowing aircraft managers to handle the re-registration process in-house; having the ability to specify where the new registration certificate is delivered, including an operator's place of business or the location where an aircraft is typically based; ensuring that the forms are fully and accurately completed to avoid delays; and getting detailed progress updates of a re-registration. AIC also hand delivers each registration to the FAA, “ensuring traceable delivery and avoiding the uncertainty that may come with the FAA-sponsored interface.”