CERTIFICATION
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CERTIFICATION
With all the publicity about Global Flyer I was wondering ( as you do in the bath
) how the certification was handled ?
The aircraft is not type certificated so in the USA it can fly quite legally on either an FAA Restricted or Experimental Airworthiness Certificate.
This is a Non ICAO Annex 6 certificate and as stated on the Certifcate is not valid for flight in ANY other country. It also does not allow flight over congested areas.
I am interested in how they did this as with an aircraft with these type of Non ICAO FAA Airworthiness Certificates operating in UK we had to go through a dog and pony show with the CAA for them to give us a Validation including presenting ALL the documents!
Mind you we didnt have a much money as Richard and Steve
) how the certification was handled ?The aircraft is not type certificated so in the USA it can fly quite legally on either an FAA Restricted or Experimental Airworthiness Certificate.
This is a Non ICAO Annex 6 certificate and as stated on the Certifcate is not valid for flight in ANY other country. It also does not allow flight over congested areas.
I am interested in how they did this as with an aircraft with these type of Non ICAO FAA Airworthiness Certificates operating in UK we had to go through a dog and pony show with the CAA for them to give us a Validation including presenting ALL the documents!
Mind you we didnt have a much money as Richard and Steve
