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17th May 2001 | 18:01

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Rotorbike

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William Hague Flies the Flag (US)

Brought this over from the Rumours and News board as it should be of some interest to Rotorheads.

http://www.pprune.org/ubb/NonCGI/For...ML/013888.html

Anyone have any thoughts on the legality side of it.

17th May 2001 | 18:28

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HeliEng

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Legalities???

Of which bit?

17th May 2001 | 22:34

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Is it legal to fly public transport in the UK in a N registered aircraft??

Seems a little strange that everyone spends thousands on getting a CAA/JAA licence and the Conservative Party leader flys about the UK in a foreign registered aircraft.

I would be more than happy if we only had to get one licence to fly worldwide.

18th May 2001 | 00:10

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The problem is the owners of these aircraft are being asked to provide the machine FOC therefore it is not P/T ? or so they think!
I recently got asked by one of my owners to fly a Member!!! and after I went through the planning and told him the trip would take 3 days and nearly 10 hours flying. his reply was they can sod of I'll put a couple of quid in the collection box, let them find another sucker.It appears they find them.

18th May 2001 | 10:33

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steven atherton

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can F.L give any info if this is legal ?

and what would the CAA view be on this ?

how do the n reg biz jets getaway with this as lots of g reg biz jets have changed to n reg do they need a aoc the same may apply for helis

sorry to ask to many questions but it seems a very interesting one .,.