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Old 19th June 2013 | 17:32
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Public or Private CofA. Whats the difference?

I was wondering what is the effective difference between Public and Private CofA, for say a Cessna 172N?

I realise that the plane can only be used commercially with a Public CofA, but is there any difference in the servicing arrangements, and charges?
Also are the 'parts lifetimes' any different?
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Old 19th June 2013 | 17:55
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Public and Private C of A ceased to exist in 2006! Maintenance is now the key to what you can use an aeroplane for.
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Old 19th June 2013 | 21:52
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It never fails to astound me that the old regulations seem to live on for so long !
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Old 20th June 2013 | 09:22
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Hi Whopity, does that mean that every aircraft (including the Private and Permit planes) are now available for Flying School use for training purposes?
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Old 20th June 2013 | 09:30
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You can't use a permit aircraft on a flying school.

For aircraft with a C of A it depends on maintenance issues, the big one being that the engine can't have run past TBO + 20% or calendar life + 20%.
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