"Ron Natalie" wrote in message
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"James M. Knox" wrote in message
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"Tarver Engineering" wrote in
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But it can be flown by the renter, or his pilot (including a flight
instructor *the renter provides*, as long as it is in annual and
otherwise airworthy. No 100 hour inspection is required.

Nope, go read your own FAA opinion again.

Okay... been there, done that. Care to try to be more specific?

Note that I specifically referred to a flight instructor PROVIDED BY THE
RENTER.

You've changed what you are talking about. Your original assertion was
that any rental was covered by 100 hour. The legal interps posted here
cover that.

The airplane did not get safer by changing the transaction and Hagadone's
interpretation seems to have missed the point of the law.