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17th July 2003 | 01:07

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axawings

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Cessna caravan.

Anyone of you know the current status of the certification for single engine ifr public transport for this aircraft in the uk that was expected around this time of the year.

Any info at all would be grateful

17th July 2003 | 02:04

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Waggon rut

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End of year for cargo, pax is a different story prob at least 2 years if at all.(if the CAA remain in control never)

19th July 2003 | 06:15

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Sheep Guts

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Wow thats absurd! If thats true then you UKCAA needs a proding.

Because the rest of the world is ahead of you on that

USA
CANADA
AUSTRALIA
CENTRAL AMERICA
SOME PARTS OF AFRICA

Not sure on other parts of the JAA States in Europe....

Regards
Sheep

19th July 2003 | 19:19

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Volume 1

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20th July 2003 | 20:46

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Tinstaafl

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Add also

Norway: Freight, not sure about pax.
Switzerland
New Zealand?

25th July 2003 | 05:15

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alatriste

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You may add Spain to the list. Nowadays Caravans are flying on cargo night flights even over open water areas with certain flight planning restrictions. (PMI-BCN)