Holder:
Must be part of the aeronautic sector

The registrants may fall within the groups set out in the table below:

• Aerial works
  All commercial and non-commercial civil flight operations of which the primary goal is not the transportation of persons or goods from one point to another, including all flight operations for the benefit of third parties (public benefits) are aerial works operations. Such activities may include but are not limited to fire fighting, agricultural flights, traffic surveillance, or weather research and environment surveillance.
• Aerospace
  Aircraft, engine, equipment or satellite manufacturers, companies, organisations or individuals carrying out business involving maintenance, testing, and distribution.
• Airfreight and logistics companies
  Freight forwarders and express carriers involved in air transportation.
• Air navigation services providers
  Air traffic control (ATC), ATC suppliers, ATC industry members and associations.
• Air sports
  Air sports and recreational aviation clubs and their members, federations, national associations, organisers of competitions linked to air sports, and suppliers of air sports and recreational aviation equipment.
• Airlines and commercial operators
  Commercial airlines, charter airlines, cargo airlines, corporate charter operators, air taxis, air tour operators.
• Airports
  Operators of international airports, regional airports, and aerodromes.
• Aviation distribution systems
  Computer reservation companies, airline sales agents and licensed air travel agents.
• Aviation education and research
  Flight schools, aviation colleges, aircraft mechanic schools, training centers, research centers, and organisers of test flights.
• Aviation industry associations
  Industry associations, passenger associations, unions, working groups.
• Aviation media
  Press, magazines, informational websites, conference and airshow organizers, freelance journalists specialised in aviation.
• Aviation professionals
  Licensed or certified aviation professionals such as cabin crews, flight engineers, flight instructors, engineers, trainers.
• Aviation suppliers
  Companies, organisations or individuals carrying out business involving catering, leasing, ground handling, insurance, it, fuel, in-flight entertainment, traders, marketplaces, consulting for the aviation industry.
• Business aircraft operators
  Aircraft charters, aircraft management companies, business aircraft operators and owners of business aircrafts.
• Civil aviation authorities
  National and regional civil aviation authorities, governmental departments regulating civil aviation, accident investigation bodies.
• Government organisations
  Regulating and standard-setting organisations, state aviation, government aviation service agencies.
• Pilots
  All commercial and private pilots.

In order to be a member of the sponsored community, registrants must prove their eligibility and must complete the validation process.

If the registrant doesn't have a .AERO ID yet, an application must be done here Request AERO ID

A valid .aero ID is needed to register any .AERO domain name. This ID confirms the membership of the application to the sponsored community. According to the group, some documents must be provided. Contact us for more information.

If the registrant doesn't have a .AERO ID yet, an application must be done here Request AERO ID

In order to transfer your domain name to Netim, you must disable transfer protections and obtain the authorisation code from your current Registrar.

The transfer may take several days.

When the transfer is finalised, a year is added to the expiry date of the domain name.

To change the holder, you must first go through an authentication process.
To that end, validation emails will be sent to both current and future domain holders.

After a period of 5 days, the request will be cancelled.

The domain expiration date is not affected by the transfer process.