USA - FAA data plate exemption ?

Somebody must know this; I couldn't find it in the FARs.
ASA web site has an exemption document expired 1990.
Couldn't find anything on SSA web site.
There was an NPRM for a permanent glider exemption,
but I couldn't find out what happened...

So, what is the current story regarding data plates for
gliders ? Is there a current exemption letter we're
supposed to carry about the skies ? My exemption
letter copy expired in 2004...

Thanks in advance,
Best Regards, Dave "YO electric"

It's not in the CFRs; it was in an AC. SSA has a copy that you can
download. It expires every two years and is renewed; you need the
original letter and the latest renewal in your cockpit. They are both
available on the SSA site.

At 14:25 08 July 2008, DRN wrote:
Somebody must know this; I couldn't find it in the FARs.
ASA web site has an exemption document expired 1990.
Couldn't find anything on SSA web site.
There was an NPRM for a permanent glider exemption,
but I couldn't find out what happened...

So, what is the current story regarding data plates for
gliders ? Is there a current exemption letter we're
supposed to carry about the skies ? My exemption
letter copy expired in 2004...

Thanks in advance,
Best Regards, Dave "YO electric"

I can not find it on the SSA site. What link is the document under?

At 12:30 09 July 2008, wrote:
I can not find it on the SSA site. What link is the document under?


Go to News & Information; find the search box; type in data plate
(without the carats, of course).

This will get you to the two documents you must have.

On Jul 8, 2:42*pm, Nyal Williams wrote:
It's not in the CFRs; it was in an AC. SSA has a copy that you can
download. *It expires every two years and is renewed; you need the
original letter and the latest renewal in your cockpit. *They are both
available on the SSA site.

At 14:25 08 July 2008, DRN wrote:

Somebody must know this; I couldn't find it in the FARs.
ASA web site has an exemption document expired 1990.
Couldn't find anything on SSA web site.
There was an NPRM for a permanent glider exemption,
but I couldn't find out what happened...

So, what is the current story regarding data plates for
gliders ? Is there a current exemption letter we're
supposed to carry about the skies ? My exemption
letter copy expired in 2004...

Thanks in advance,
Best Regards, Dave "YO electric"

http://www.ssa.org/myhome.asp?mbr=86...ve= 12/1/2002

On 7/9/08 7:27 AM, in article , "Nyal
Williams" wrote:

At 12:30 09 July 2008, wrote:
I can not find it on the SSA site. What link is the document under?


Go to News & Information; find the search box; type in data plate
(without the carats, of course).

This will get you to the two documents you must have.

The Extension letter that this leads you to expired in 2004. Is there a
newer one?

Thanks,
Bullwinkle

"Nyal Williams" wrote in message
...
At 12:30 09 July 2008, wrote:
I can not find it on the SSA site. What link is the document under?


Go to News & Information; find the search box; type in data plate
(without the carats, of course).

This will get you to the two documents you must have.

I went through this a few months ago. Attempting the search didn't help
much. The latest document identified by the search has an expiration date
of Oct 30, 2004. It was finally found by going month by month through the
archives. (I should have bookmarked the link.)

I believe the current exception expires Oct 30, 2008.

On Jul 8, 2:42*pm, Nyal Williams wrote:
It's not in the CFRs; it was in an AC. SSA has a copy that you can
download. *It expires every two years and is renewed; you need the
original letter and the latest renewal in your cockpit. *They are both
available on the SSA site.

At 14:25 08 July 2008, DRN wrote:

Somebody must know this; I couldn't find it in the FARs.
ASA web site has an exemption document expired 1990.
Couldn't find anything on SSA web site.
There was an NPRM for a permanent glider exemption,
but I couldn't find out what happened...

So, what is the current story regarding data plates for
gliders ? Is there a current exemption letter we're
supposed to carry about the skies ? My exemption
letter copy expired in 2004...

Thanks in advance,
Best Regards, Dave "YO electric"

http://www.coloradosoaring.org/ssa/data_plate/

See 2008 Exemption and Extension

"Wayne Paul" wrote in message
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"Nyal Williams" wrote in message
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At 12:30 09 July 2008, wrote:
I can not find it on the SSA site. What link is the document under?


Go to News & Information; find the search box; type in data plate
(without the carats, of course).

This will get you to the two documents you must have.

I went through this a few months ago. Attempting the search didn't help
much. The latest document identified by the search has an expiration date
of Oct 30, 2004. It was finally found by going month by month through the
archives. (I should have bookmarked the link.)

I believe the current exception expires Oct 30, 2008.

http://www.ssa.org/myhome.asp?mbr=86...chive=9/1/2004

Unfortunately the Google search doesn't reach inside the member areas.

On Jul 8, 2:42*pm, Nyal Williams wrote:
It's not in the CFRs; it was in an AC. SSA has a copy that you can
download. *It expires every two years and is renewed; you need the
original letter and the latest renewal in your cockpit. *They are both
available on the SSA site.

At 14:25 08 July 2008, DRN wrote:


Exactly where are they on the SSA website .... couldn't find them.

Mike J.