fcc requirements for flying internationaly
i’ve heard that i need some type of radio license to fly internationally. i’ve never heard of such a thing. is this true and where can i find more information?
yes, flying internationally you are required to have a restricted radiotelephone operators permit for yourself, and a radio station license for your aircraft. aopa has a page that explains the requirements, located here https://www.aopa.org/travel/international-travel/aircraft-radio-station-licenses-and-pilot-radio-operator-certificates. the most convenient way to obtain the required licenses is to apply using the fcc’s universal licensing system website https://www.fcc.gov/wireless/systems-utilities/universal-licensing-system.
ahoy, jenny! welcome to the disney parks moms panel! for the majority of my past cruises, my family has been able to fly or drive in the day before, but it hasn't always worked out that way. luckily, we have never had an issue making it by all aboard, so my hope is that this will be the case for your family on your upcoming cruise. if you have purchased air through disney cruise line, they will help you get to the next non-u.s. port of call if you miss the ship. in the unlikely event of this situation, your crew will definitely need valid passports for your flights. regardless of who booked your air transportation, i highly recommend purchasing travel insurance. this will allow you to file a claim if something does delay you from arriving on time. there are many plans available to purchase, so a site like www.insuremytrip.com is a great to compare the various options. i always insure our trips, and it definitely puts my mind at ease if something were to happen. i'm going to think positive thoughts about your travel plans, jenny! if you have any additional questions, please let us know. nancy countries not allowing deaf people to obtain a driver's license

region
countries
source
link
africa: eastern and southern
burundi, ethiopia, eritria, malawi, mozambique, rwanda, sudan, zambia*
word federation for the deaf, regional report no 5, pg 68 (2008); keycorrespondents.org (zambia, 2012)
http://www.wfdeaf.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/5.-rsesa-regional-survey-report-no-5-english-version.pdf; http://www.keycorrespondents.org/2012/11/09/zambia-deaf-people-demand-the-right-to-drive/ (zambia)
africa: western and central
benin, cape verde, chad, gabon, niger, senegal, togo
world federation of the deaf, regional report no 6, pg 59 (2008)
http://www.wfdeaf.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/6.-wcar-regional-survey-report-no-6-english-version.pdf
arab region
egypt, mauritania, morocco, united arab emirates, yemen
world federation of the deaf, regional report no 7, pg 55 (2008)
http://www.wfdeaf.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/7.-rsar-regional-survey-report-no-7-english-version.pd
asia and pacific
laos, nepal
world federation of the deaf, regional report no 2, pg 61 (2008)
http://www.wfdeaf.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/2.-rsap-regional-survey-report-no-2-english-version.pdf
eastern europe and middle asia
republic of armenia, ukraine
world federation of the deaf, regional report no 1, pg 49 (2008)
http://www.wfdeaf.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/1.-eemars-regional-survey-report-no-1-english-version-2.pdf
mexico, central america, and the caribbean
haiti, nicaragua
world federation of the deaf, regional report no 4, pg 55 (2008)
http://www.wfdeaf.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/4.-mcac-regional-survey-report-no-4-english-version.pdf
south america
bolivia, ecuador, paraguay
world federation of the deaf, regional report no 3, pg 49 (2008)
http://www.wfdeaf.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/3.-rssa-regional-survey-report-no-3-english-version.pdf
this table lists only countries known to prohibit deaf people from obtaining driver's licenses. there may be others. nascar.com aired selected races last year to actually watch...and also has the radio...i think its called mrn or something...sorry i don't know but i did listen to it this year when i was at work and the duels were on. you will have to check with nascar.com or someone else may have the link for you for the radio. Yes, you are free to travel abroad while the Naturalization case is pending. USCIS usually gives 6-8 weeks or more notice for interview appointments, and the biometrics appointment has already been completed. Of course, you always need to prove admissibility every time that you apply for admission.to the U.S. and will need a valid, unexpired passport and green card to re-enter. Enjoy your trip! hi, charlotte! i am linking you to the validation requirements web page. this page explains what documents and forms of identification are necessary for proof of florida residency. there are several items available to use for your proof so you should not have any difficulties. happy planning and have a magical vacation! if you do a web search for flex sdr-1000 you will find alot of info.
http://kc.flexradio.com/knowledgebasearticle50108.aspx

i am pretty sure you are going to need a pc with a parallel port, once upon a time there was a usb adapter available that worked for this radio, the driver is available but you will most likely not find the adapter.
i had to run windows 7 32 bit to get mine to work.
i used the version of powersdr from the ke9ns website called excalibur, if you can't find it i have it backed up on my nas. dear student,

each radio station is given a different frequency band and these
radio signals are sent at that particular frequency only
for example fm 93 5 or 94 3 etc are given radio frequencies given
in decimals only

if we see each radio station contains name like fm 93 5 or 94 3
etc

regards, hi dawn! airline tickets are not mailed to you. you should have received an email when you booked your flight. that email will have the confirmation code for the flight and you can check-in with that airline online to print your boarding pass. if you don't have that email, you can check with the airline in which you are flying and provide them with credit card number you used when you booked and they can look up your flight. you can then print your boarding pass online once they provide you with the confirmation code. magically, stacy i have one really good guy friend. he lives across the country so i don’t know how well feelings travel overseas... so no 1 - a radiologist is a doctor.

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