In the updated register of BiH Civil Airs, the list is located 99 aircraft, helicopters and other types of aircraft.
According to the Documents for the Directorate for Civil Aviation of BiH, 32 aircraft registered for natural persons, ie citizens.
In a qualitative sense, nothing significantly changes for years – “steel birds” owned by citizens are mostly values as a better car.
Aero clubs (AK), such as “Prijedor”, Ak “Tuzla” and others are still numbered.
The owner of one Cesna is, added to the Register, the technical overhaul of Bratunac. As the owner of one Cesna also states the Government of Srpska, with the questioning fate of that spacecraft, since the registration date dates back to 2008. years.
The Government of Serbian, ie institutions such as the Republika Srpska helicopter service and the Republic Administration of Civil Protection, has helicopters in their fleet.
Helicopters, according to this register, also has MUP Srpska, as well as the federal MUP, which, as stated, has a Bell 206B helicopter.
Speaking of the spacecraft that have citizens, Omer Kulić, doctor of science in the field of aviation, says that these are mostly so-called ultralight, small aircraft, valuable, in some cases, 30,000-40,000 marks.
“They are mostly used. Our children want to fly, but, as that system changed and democracy came, we have nothing more. We used to school pilots, airlocks, they had all as well as all other normal countries, and now nothing, “Kulić said in a statement for”Independent newspapers “.
We have to, say, educate the pilots, and as far as aviation is concerned, we fell on low branches, and reminds that we have no national airline.
“What we have, all together, those are old crashes, who are 40-50 years and over. Every year happens to be an accident. Look at those spacecraft that crashed, how old they are. It is the price of democracy, “Kulić said.
Bh. The fleet has grown numerically in the past years, but not abruptly. According to the Directorate for BiH Civil Aviation from 2020. years, we had a registered 91 civilian aircraft.
Two years before that, the civilian fleet included 87 aircraft, of which the citizens owned them were 29.
If we go even further into the past, we will determine that the number is really growing. For example, in 2013, 77 aircraft were registered in BiH, 20 planes and one helicopter was privately owned. In the past years, some of the spacecraft were deleted from the list, and others were added.
According to the available information, the path to ownership of the plane is easy for those who have a deeper pocket.
Once the spacecraft is now, certain inspections in BiH, of course, are given permission to see with it in height.
True, not all planes on BH. Heaven Cheap. In recent years, the most expensive private aircraft was stated in BiH paid slightly less than 400,000 KM, and it is a two-story aircraft registered in Tuzla.
