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Old 16th September 2018 | 19:50
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From: Plumpton Green
Originally Posted by Genghis the Engineer

SLA is a subset of SSEA
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SLA is not a pilot licencing category, it's an airworthiness category.
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That most SLAs will fall into the SSEA licencing category is an interesting coincidence, and unsurprising as they are both about relative light weight and simplicity. But they do draw lines in different places because what matters in determining a safe aeroplane is not always the same as matters in determining a safe pilot.
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What is an SLA? A cross between a VLA and an LSA?
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