By adopting .aero, you demonstrate your presence as a player in the aviation community. You also raise your visibility in cyberspace as a true member of the aviation community and benefit from adhering to an Internet domain whose integrity is protected. Careful registration policies and qualification processes ensure that .aero names are granted only to those who qualify as genuine members of the aviation community.
.aero domain renewal rates are the same as the current new domain registration fees. Please address to your Registrar for further details.
Membership ID is associated with private data only viewable by yourselves, SITA and your registrar.
Registrant contact records (as well as billing, admin and tech record) are part of a public Who-is service and any third party using Internet can access this information.
As a matter of policy, registrant and Membership ID holder must be the same legal entity. Registrars are responsible for verifying the fact and may refuse to make changes if these are not consistent.
The minimum contract is for 1 year.
The OT&E test server name and port will be provided to each registrar along with its OT&E account information.
The wholesale price for creating a .aero domain is currently $30 USD per name per year.
This defines the purpose of the certificate and whether it can be used as client certificate. The following is a sample of an expected output from the command:
openssl x509 -in your_cert.filename -purpose
We also took the opportunity of asking a number of general questions over the registrants' experience of .aero. Briefly, their responses were as follows: