"David Megginson" wrote in message
e.rogers.com...
Otis Winslow wrote:

It's interesting how y'all stick your heads in the sand. Right now the
FAA is in the process of grounding all firefighting planes that are more
than 30yrs old and what makes you think GA is far behind. The hightened
interest in maintenance of older planes is a flag going up. Then someone
comes on here and makes a comment and you eat them alive. Ya better
start
doing your homework.

I get the impression that this whole thread consists of a couple of people
trolling and not catching much. Sorry, guys.

All the best,

David

It's funny how with Canada's stricter maintenance requirements (everything
is like part 135), their way of dealing with older, simple, private aircraft
is to allow them in the owner-maintenance category. Yet the US would ground
them?