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This bill introduces new regulations for "roadable aircraft," which are defined as aircraft capable of operating like a vehicle and meeting federal motorcycle safety standards. It amends existing Arizona Revised Statutes to include "N-number license marking" as a definition related to these vehicles, which refers to the identification number assigned by the Federal Aviation Administration. The bill mandates that when registering a roadable aircraft, the department must record its N-number and attempt to combine aircraft and vehicle registration processes, with a shared renewal date. It also clarifies that roadable aircraft must maintain both aircraft and vehicle registration, unless an annual license tax exempts them from vehicle registration. Furthermore, the bill specifies that roadable aircraft will be issued motorcycle-sized license plates and that a Class D driver's license will be valid for operating a roadable aircraft, with a Class M license also being acceptable for this purpose.

Budget and Finance, Transportation and Infrastructure

https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview/83611