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Old 18th November 2007 | 14:45
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Did I see an item on here relating to the possibility of the DH Chipmunk going on to the PFA register?

Was I dreaming?
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Old 18th November 2007 | 16:15
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I presume you mean going onto a 'permit to fly'.

Not much chance as far as I can see as DH support is alive and well.
Austers and Jodels are a different matter as the type certificates and manufacturer support has been effectively abandoned.

A permit would also mean no club training, night, IMC or international travel rights.

Saving the cost of undercarriage NDT and the like might seem attractive though.
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Old 18th November 2007 | 16:22
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http://www.pprune.org/forums/showthread.php?t=300591

Does the term "thread search" mean anything to you
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Old 18th November 2007 | 18:57
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Does the term "thread search" mean anything to you
Not really. Should it?
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