A & C
Type Certificate and the Predannack three.
If it is so difficult, how then are these three aircraft still flying, on the civil register, with their original name, the Grob 103A Twin II Acro?
Thanks to UK serials and ASN for the info.
ZE525 and ZE612 were sold to the RAF Gliding & Soaring Association at Bicester as R70 and R71.
ZE525 later to BGA3015, to G-DEWR Bristol GGC Nympsfield
ZE612 later to BGA3064, to G-DEYS, to Belgian Air Cadets PL97
ZE634 later to BGA3076, later to G-DEWZ in 2008
I flew ZE525 when it was in it's guise as R70.