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Fri Aug 15, 2008 9:36 am
262crew wrote:Not only do I hope the new owners change the instrument panel I hope they change the paint to something more accurate![]()
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Fri Aug 15, 2008 12:39 pm
CAPFlyer wrote:Jack Cook wrote:OK ignorant question time.
I understand standard and limited.
But, how do you sell rides in experimental/exibition catagory a/c??
If you get a letter of wiaver (or exemption/exception depending on how you word it) from the FAA, you can do it.
One of the few things I've always liked about the FAA - just about everything is waiverable or ammendable. But the other edge of the sword is that while you may be able to do it, if you do something to jeapordize that wiaver/ammendment expect to get it pulled real quick, and if you (God Forbid) get in an accident that is traceable back to that letter, then expect to not have a license or any money when it's over.
Fri Aug 15, 2008 12:41 pm
retroaviation wrote:Well, they won't issue a waiver for selling rides in ANY foreign built experimental aircraft. We've been begging for them for years with the JU-52, Harvards, Sea Fury, etc. So, although it's great that they give waivers for most experimental types, it's the foreign built thing that they won't budge on.
Fri Aug 15, 2008 12:46 pm
Mike wrote:retroaviation wrote:Well, they won't issue a waiver for selling rides in ANY foreign built experimental aircraft. We've been begging for them for years with the JU-52, Harvards, Sea Fury, etc. So, although it's great that they give waivers for most experimental types, it's the foreign built thing that they won't budge on.
But then again, the 262s (I refuse to call them Messerschmitts) were built in the US (unless they've moved Texas and Seattle)!!!!!!!
Fri Aug 15, 2008 7:41 pm
Django wrote:262crew wrote:Not only do I hope the new owners change the instrument panel I hope they change the paint to something more accurate![]()
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Because I have no idea... but what is innacurrate about it?
Sat Aug 16, 2008 2:06 am