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I don't think you can fly a Canadian registered aircraft in Canada
without a Canadian certificate. I believe you can get a Canadian certificate on a temporary bases on your U.S. but you have to visit their FSDO. I would keep the existing registration and get a letter from the old owner saying you are authorized to fly it in Canada. I would avoid letting the customs people in the U.S. from knowing you bought it because I believe there is a big import tax. -Robert |
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