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September 28th 03, 01:09 PM
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New UK Regulations
I hear as from the 1st October all gliders in the UK will have to be
registered with the CAA and placed on the normal UK aircraft register carrying the allocated G- marks. At present the BGA has always overseen this. What difference will these changes have, besides of course costing us all more money! BBK 
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