What will the CAA say??

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27th Mar 2005, 17:47

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What will the CAA say??

Seen the following on fleabay and he is stating licence not required to fly in the UK!!!

What will the Belgrano say??

Also do Moller know about this??

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=4538872071

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27th Mar 2005, 17:51

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Rumour has it the same chap has also sold Tower Bridge and the Statue of Liberty.

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Sent an email to the guys at Moller, see what they say!!

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27th Mar 2005, 18:04

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This is an auction for the information on where to get the car from.

very cute... surely no-one would be daft enough...

28th Mar 2005, 08:56

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Hmm. I thought I'd play with him a little... I've just asked him about its EASA certification status.

I suppose his theory is that anyone dunb enough to believe that the Moller Skycar is a practical flying car, is probably too dumb to look up the Moller website and place a highly speculative order there!