Indiana § 32-33-10.5-3 "Derelict aircraft"

Indiana Statutes

§ 32-33-10.5-3 — "Derelict aircraft"

Indiana § 32-33-10.5-3

Title 32PROPERTY

Art. 33LIENS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY

Ch. 10.5Abandoned or Derelict Aircraft

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Ind. Code § 32-33-10.5-3 (2026).

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As used in this chapter, "derelict aircraft" means any aircraft:

(1)that is located or stored on the premises of:

(A)a public-use airport; or

(B)a fixed-base operator; for a period of at least one hundred fifty (150) days; and

(2)that, throughout the period described in subdivision (1):

(A)is not in a flyable condition;

(B)is not in compliance with applicable Federal Aviation Administration regulations allowing the aircraft to be operated in flight; and

(C)does not have a written repair plan approved and signed by:

(i)a Federal Aviation Administration certified airframe and power plant mechanic; or

(ii)a person authorized to perform maintenance on the aircraft in accordance with Federal Aviation Administration regulations.

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As used in this chapter, "derelict aircraft"
means any aircraft:
(1) that is located or stored on the premises of:
(A) a public-use airport; or
(B) a fixed-base operator;
for a period of at least one hundred fifty (150) days; and
(2) that, throughout the period described in subdivision (1):
(A) is not in a flyable condition;
(B) is not in compliance with applicable Federal Aviation
Administration regulations allowing the aircraft to be operated
in flight; and
(C) does not have a written repair plan approved and signed by:
(i) a Federal Aviation Administration certified airframe and
power plant mechanic; or
(ii) a person authorized to perform maintenance on the
aircraft in accordance with Federal Aviation Administration
regulations.