FAA Exemption Lawyers??

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noizeedave
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FAA Exemption Lawyers??

Mon Mar 24, 2008 10:57 pm

Anyone got a good lawyer to take care of Ride Exemption peperwork? I have 2 names in mind from peole but wanted to know from our community if there is a good reputation one in the crowd of them??/
mustanglover
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Re: FAA Exemption Lawyers??

Tue Mar 25, 2008 5:01 am

noizeedave wrote:Anyone got a good lawyer to take care of Ride Exemption peperwork? I have 2 names in mind from peole but wanted to know from our community if there is a good reputation one in the crowd of them??/


What is a ride exemption?

If you are looking for an Exemption to the FARs, does anyone else have one? If someone does, you can basically copy what that exemption says and put it into letter form with the reasons that the exemption would be in the publics interest and submitt it to the appropriate FAA division in DC.
Ryan Keough

Tue Mar 25, 2008 11:18 am

Dave,

Look at http://aes.faa.gov ... for an example, type in "6540" under the exemption/docket # and search with that. It will give you the exemption letter for the CF and all revisions. That way you can see what goes into it.
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