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Amateur radio is a hobby involving radio communications; it allows to establish contact with radio amateurs worldwide. You must demonstrate certain knowledge and skills to become a radio amateur.

ULMs, airliners, balloons... all radio-equipped aircraft must have a licence on board describing the equipment, pursuant to international regulations. The person operating this installation has to hold a restricted operator’s certificate for an aircraft station. BIPT is in charge of issuing these authorisations and certificates.

Barges, container ships, pleasure craft... all radio-equipped vessels must have a station authorisation on board describing the equipment, pursuant to international regulations. The person operating this installation has to hold a certificate. BIPT is in charge of issuing these authorisations and certificates.

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This concerns radio communications equipment used in radio communications networks and which is intended for private mobile communications or trunk networks. These devices are subject to a licence issued by BIPT.

This equipment is used for recreational purposes (CB and radio amateur) or for radio communications without particular attention to security (CB and PMR-446). CB and PMR-446 devices complying with the interfaces are exempt from licensing. Radioamateur equipment requires a licence as well as an operator’s certificate.

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Devices operating on frequencies used for safe navigation. These devices require a licence as well as an operator’s certificate.