U.S. AGENT FOR SERVICE
BY QUALITAIR
Professional support in complying with the new regulations for FAA certificate holders with addresses outside the USA.
U.S. AGENT FOR SERVICE
BY QUALITAIR
Professional support in complying with the new regulations for FAA certificate holders with addresses outside the USA.
QualitAir Europe
YOUR U.S. Agent for Service.
QualitAir Europe
Your U.S. Agent for Service.
Until July 7, 2025 all existing FAA certificate holders with a non-US adress must provide the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) with a registered mailing address in the United States. Failure to comply with the new regulation FAA Advisory Circular AC 3-1 will result in the certificate's privileges no longer being available after this date. For FAA certificate applicants with a non-US address, this regulation has been in effect since April 2nd, 2025.
For those without a US address, QualitAir, as a US Agent for Service, offers a comprehensive service package that allows you to comply with the new FAA requirements quickly, securely and unbureaucratically. In addition to providing a US address, we ensure that your FAA mail is forwarded to you promptly.
Until July 7, 2025 all existing FAA certificate holders with a non-US adress must provide the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) with a registered mailing address in the United States.
Failure to comply with the new regulation FAA Advisory Circular AC 3-1 will result in the certificate's privileges no longer being available after this date. For FAA certificate applicants with a non-US address, this regulation has been in effect since April 2nd, 2025.
For those without a US address, QualitAir, as a US Agent for Service, offers a comprehensive service package that allows you to comply with the new FAA requirements quickly, securely and unbureaucratically. In addition to providing a US address, we ensure that your FAA mail is forwarded to you promptly.
Who is affected by the new FAA regulation?
Generally, all FAA certificate holders with a foreign address who do not have a U.S. address must designate a U.S. Agent for Service.
Who is affected by the new FAA regulation?
Generally,
all FAA certificate holders with a foreign address who do not have a U.S. address must designate a U.S. Agent for Service.
U.S. Agent for Service by QualitAir
Annual fee 60.00 €
(plus 19% VAT)
Make us your US Agent for Service. Our one-year subscription guarantees seamless compliance with the new FAA regulations – safely, seamlessly, and professionally.
Fast and
unbureaucratic
Just 24 hours after your registration, your US postal address will be activated and registered with the FAA.
Timely
delivery
Your incoming FAA mail will be digitized and forwarded to you promptly via email or text message.
Reliable
and secure
We treat your FAA documents with the utmost care and absolute confidentiality.
U.S. Agent for Service by QualitAir
Annual fee 60.00 €
(plus 19% VAT)
Make us your US Agent for Service. Our one-year subscription guarantees seamless compliance with the new FAA regulations – safely, seamlessly, and professionally.
Fast and
unbureaucratic
Just 24 hours after your registration, your US postal address will be activated and registered with the FAA.
Timely delivery
Your incoming FAA mail will be digitized and forwarded to you promptly via email or text message.
Reliable and secure
We treat your FAA documents with the utmost care and absolute confidentiality.
CONTACT
QualitAir Europe
German
FTN FAQs
Useful FAA information about the FAA Tracking Number (FTN).
REGISTRATION
US AGENT FOR SERVICE
Please fill out the form and submit it. We'll contact you promptly after receiving your registration.
Contact us
Thank you for appointing us as your US Agent for Service. We will contact you as soon as possible.
Please try again later.
REGISTRATION
US AGENT FOR SERVICE
Please fill out the form and submit it. We'll contact you promptly after receiving your registration.
Contact us
Thank you for appointing us as your US Agent for Service. We will contact you as soon as possible.
Please try again later.
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