FAQ Answer
FAQ Answer
Where does the licence fee go?
DAP collects licence fees on behalf of the Office of Communications (Ofcom). Ofcom sets licence fees to contribute to the cost of its work in managing the radio spectrum. This includes the issue of radio licences, provision of an enforcement service to investigate and deal with interference complaints and its work in protecting aeronautical radio frequencies internationally.
Radio Licensing
- Can I renew my licence any earlier?
- How can I check if my aircraft radio equipment installation is approved?
- How can I ensure my radio equipment is approved?
- How can I pay for my licence?
- How do I amend my licence?
- How do I get an operators qualification?
- How do I renew my licence?
- How quickly can I get a licence?
- I have sold my aircraft, can I transfer my licence or get a refund?
- What happens once my licence is cancelled?
- What if I do not receive the reminder notice or forget to respond to it?
- What type of licence do I need?
- Where does the licence fee go?
- Who has responsibility for setting licence fees?
- Why are there so many renewal notices?
