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RA 776 CHAPTER IX.—Receipts of the Civil Aeronautics Administration and Civil Aeronautics Board

Section 50–52 · 3 provisions

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Fees.

Section 50

SEC. 50. Fees.—For services rendered and documents is¬sued by the Civil Aeronautics Administration and/or the Civil Aeronautics Board, the following fees shall be charged and collected: For filing of an application to engage in air commerce, two hundred and fifty pesos; For filing of an application for ratings of aviation schools and other air agencies, one hundred pesos; For each airman's certificate issued, a maximum charge of fifty pesos; For certifying copies of official documents and orders in the files of the Civil Aeronautics Administration and Civil Aeronautics Board, fifty centavos per copy, plus twenty centavos per each page of folio so certified; For certified transcripts of notes of the Civil Aeronautics Administration or Civil Aeronautics Board, thirty centavos for each page of not less than two hundred words; For the registration of aircraft, a maximum fee of fifty pesos for every aircraft registered, regardless of type; For the registration of engines, propellers and/or appliances, a fee of ten pesos for every engine, propeller and/or appliance registered.

Other fees.

Section 51

SEC. 51. Other fees.—When any act or service has been performed or rendered by the Civil Aeronautics Administration under the provisions of this Act for which no fee has been fixed by law, such fees shall be collected as may from time to time be prescribed by the Civil Aeronautics Administration with the approval of the Department Head.

Disposition of receipt.

Section 52

SEC. 52. Disposition of receipt.—All money collected by the Civil Aeronautics Administration under the provisions of this Act shall constitute a revolving fund and shall be disbursed for the construction, repair, maintenance and improvement of government air navigation facilities: Provided, however, That any and all sums to be derived and collected for the Manila International Airport as well as cash and collections on accounts receivable standing to the credit of the National Airports Corporation and the Manila International Airport Division shall accrue to the Manila International Airport revolving fund which shall be disbursed by the Civil Aeronautics Administration for the operation of the Manila International Airport and for such other expenses as may be necessary, appropriate or incidental in connection therewith.

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